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Iowa Senate
Hinson vs. TurekVoting record vs. campaign statementsHinson 58% · Turek 42%Kansas Senate
Marshall vs. HamiltonVoting record vs. campaign statementsMarshall 60% · Hamilton 41%Maine Senate
Jackson vs. CollinsVoting record vs. campaign statementsJackson 60% · Collins 41%Georgia Governor
Bottoms vs. JacksonBoth from campaign statementsBottoms 61% · Jackson 39%Texas Senate
Talarico vs. PaxtonBoth from campaign statementsTalarico 66% · Paxton 35%Texas Governor
Abbott vs. HinojosaBoth from campaign statementsAbbott 67% · Hinojosa 32%
Hinson vs. TurekVoting record vs. campaign statementsHinson 58% · Turek 42%Kansas SenateMarshall vs. HamiltonVoting record vs. campaign statementsMarshall 60% · Hamilton 41%Maine SenateJackson vs. CollinsVoting record vs. campaign statementsJackson 60% · Collins 41%Georgia GovernorBottoms vs. JacksonBoth from campaign statementsBottoms 61% · Jackson 39%Texas SenateTalarico vs. PaxtonBoth from campaign statementsTalarico 66% · Paxton 35%Texas GovernorAbbott vs. HinojosaBoth from campaign statementsAbbott 67% · Hinojosa 32%All membersSenateHouseRepublicansDemocratsTennessee delegation
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Same party, biggest split
Fitzpatrick vs. Roy
Two House Republicans, 59pt apart on energy, environment, land and agriculture.
Biggest reputation shifts
Fitzpatrick vs. Cuellar
The two members whose record sits farthest from their reputation prior, relative to their own caucus.
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The full spectrum
Pressley vs. Burlison
Congress's leftmost and rightmost members, 100pt apart overall.
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Iowa SenateHinson vs. TurekVoting record vs. campaign statementsKansas SenateMarshall vs. HamiltonVoting record vs. campaign statementsMaine SenateJackson vs. CollinsVoting record vs. campaign statementsGeorgia GovernorBottoms vs. JacksonBoth from campaign statementsTexas SenateTalarico vs. PaxtonBoth from campaign statementsTexas GovernorAbbott vs. HinojosaBoth from campaign statementsData-picked matchups
Biggest reputation shiftsFitzpatrick vs. CuellarThe two members whose record sits farthest from their reputation prior, relative to their own caucus.The full spectrumPressley vs. BurlisonCongress's leftmost and rightmost members, 100pt apart overall.Biggest reputation shifts
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41pt435ptRecord farthest from reputation, relative to their own caucus · 549 members scored
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