VOTING RECORD - Find your Representative's voting score

Two times per year, subscribers of The New American magazine receive a special issue listing 10 of the most important bills voted on in the last 6 months. Every member of Congress is graded on each bill. The Freedom Index plays no favorites. Scores are based on the U.S. Constitution. See how your Representative scored by clicking HERE.

By adding all the votes % and dividing by No of Congressmen for the State I got an average per state. This is the ranking - in case you are thinking of moving. Less than 1/3 of the States can be relied on to be vote more than 50% of the time for the Constitution. Pathetic.



Congress %

1. Wyoming 90
2. Nebraska 73
3. Oklahoma 67
4. Utah 66
5. Kansas 64
6. Montana 60
7. Louisiana 59.5
8. South Carolina 57
9. Texas 56.5
10.Georgia 56
11.Alabama 55
12. Kentucky 51

13. Miss 47
14. Arizona 46
15. Tenn 45.5
16. Alaska 44
17. Florida 43
18. Virginia 43
19. Missouri 42
20. N. Carolina 42
21. Indiana 41
22. Minnesota 41
23. Wisconsin 40
24. Idaho 40
25. Ohio 38
26. Nevada 37
27. California 36
28. Washington 33
29. Colorado 33
30. Arkansas 33
31. Michigan 33
32. Illinois 32
33. Delaware 30
34. Vermont 30
35. S. Dakota 30
36. Maine 30
37. Iowa 28
38. Pennsylvania 26
39. New Jersey 25
40. New Hampshire 25
41. New Mexico 24
42. Maryland 23
43. Mass 17
44. New York 15
45. Oregon 14
46. W. Virginia 13
47. N. Dakota 10
48. Hawaii 10
49. Connecticut 6
50. Rhode Island 5




Senate %

1. Oklahoma 85
2. S. Carolina 80
3. Idaho 80
4. Kansas 80
5.. Kentucky 79
6. Alabama 79
7. Wyoming 75
8. Arizona 70
9. Texas 70
10. Georgia 68
11. Utah 64
12. Miss 60
13. Nebraska 54
14. Tenn 50

15. Louisiana 45
16 Nevada 45
17. S. Dakota 45
18. Iowa 40
19. N. Carolina 40
20. New Hampshire 36
21. Missouri 35
22. Florida 30
23. Indiana 30
24. W. Virginia 26
25. Vermont 25
26. Ohio 25
27. Alaska 20
28. Wisconsin 20
29. N. Dakota 16
30. Washington 16
31. Arkansas 15
32. Oregon 15
33. Pennsylvania 15
34. Montana 15
35. Maine 15
36. Delaware 11
37. California 10
38. Connecticut 10
39. Hawaii 10
40. Illinois 10
41. Maryland 10
42. Mass 10
43. Michigan 10
44. New Jersey 10
45. New Mexico 10
46. New York 10
47. Rhode Island 10
48. Colorado 5
49. Virginia 5
50. Minnesota 0

the tables did not come out separately so will try to post again

This might be clearer



Congress %

1. Wyoming 90
2. Nebraska 73
3. Oklahoma 67
4. Utah 66
5. Kansas 64
6. Montana 60
7. Louisiana 59.5
8. South Carolina 57
9. Texas 56.5
10.Georgia 56
11.Alabama 55
12. Kentucky 51

13. Miss 47
14. Arizona 46
15. Tenn 45.5
16. Alaska 44
17. Florida 43
18. Virginia 43
19. Missouri 42
20. N. Carolina 42
21. Indiana 41
22. Minnesota 41
23. Wisconsin 40
24. Idaho 40
25. Ohio 38
26. Nevada 37
27. California 36
28. Washington 33
29. Colorado 33
30. Arkansas 33
31. Michigan 33
32. Illinois 32
33. Delaware 30
34. Vermont 30
35. S. Dakota 30
36. Maine 30
37. Iowa 28
38. Pennsylvania 26
39. New Jersey 25
40. New Hampshire 25
41. New Mexico 24
42. Maryland 23
43. Mass 17
44. New York 15
45. Oregon 14
46. W. Virginia 13
47. N. Dakota 10
48. Hawaii 10
49. Connecticut 6
50. Rhode Island 5




Senate %

1. Oklahoma 85
2. S. Carolina 80
3. Idaho 80
4. Kansas 80
5.. Kentucky 79
6. Alabama 79
7. Wyoming 75
8. Arizona 70
9. Texas 70
10. Georgia 68
11. Utah 64
12. Miss 60
13. Nebraska 54
14. Tenn 50

15. Louisiana 45
16 Nevada 45
17. S. Dakota 45
18. Iowa 40
19. N. Carolina 40
20. New Hampshire 36
21. Missouri 35
22. Florida 30
23. Indiana 30
24. W. Virginia 26
25. Vermont 25
26. Ohio 25
27. Alaska 20
28. Wisconsin 20
29. N. Dakota 16
30. Washington 16
31. Arkansas 15
32. Oregon 15
33. Pennsylvania 15
34. Montana 15
35. Maine 15
36. Delaware 11
37. California 10
38. Connecticut 10
39. Hawaii 10
40. Illinois 10
41. Maryland 10
42. Mass 10
43. Michigan 10
44. New Jersey 10
45. New Mexico 10
46. New York 10
47. Rhode Island 10
48. Colorado 5
49. Virginia 5
50. Minnesota 0