[CAPTURE PORTAL] 119TH CONGRESS
Legislative Integrity Monitor
Goblin House Intelligence

U.S. House of Representatives

435 voting representatives apportioned by population, plus 6 non-voting delegates. Tracking 449 of 435 seated members.

House Members
449
of 435 seated
Average Score
52
capture risk index
Critical / High
65
16 critical · 49 high
States Represented
56
with house members tracked
Highest Capture Risk — House
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OfficialPartyStateDistrictScoreTier
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY NY-8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Hakeem Jeffries Democratic NY 8
94
 CRITICAL
Bryan Steil Republican WI 1
89
 CRITICAL
Tier Distribution
CRITICAL
16
HIGH
49
ELEVATED
100
MODERATE
150
LOW
134
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
0
By Party
Republican
55
221 officials · avg score
Independent
55
1 officials · avg score
Democratic
50
227 officials · avg score
House by State
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StateRepsAvg ScoreTier
WV 2
78
 CRITICAL
RI 2
76
 CRITICAL
WY 1
73
 CRITICAL
ND 1
71
 CRITICAL
NY 36
68
 CRITICAL
UT 4
67
 CRITICAL
VI 1
65
 CRITICAL
AR 4
63
 CRITICAL
SD 1
63
 CRITICAL
PA 17
61
 CRITICAL
Recent House Intelligence
Sarah McBride
The Delaware Senate Republican condemnation may have been a purely rhetorical rebuke without any follow-up campaign expenditure or independent expenditure against McBride, which would weaken the claim's significance.
inferential · 2025-01-07
Jason Crow
Crow announced in February 2026 he would donate Palantir-linked campaign contributions ($54,625) to immigrant rights nonprofits, following the 'Purge Palantir' campaign.
inferential · 2026-02-12
Harriet M. Hageman
The Laken Riley Act (H.R. 29) passed the House with 46 Democratic votes, indicating bipartisan support that undercuts the inference that Hageman's vote required 'close alignment' with the Trump White House (the bill was not a party-line vote).
inferential · 2025-01-07
Kristen McDonald Rivet
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development publicly opposed H.R. 7567, calling on the Senate to vote against it, citing cuts to food assistance programs.
inferential · 2026-05-15
Harriet M. Hageman
Hageman's vote for Israel aid but against Ukraine aid is inconsistent with simple isolationism but consistent with her donor network: AIPAC contributed $15,500 to her campaign, while no comparable pro-Ukraine PAC contributions have been documented in her FEC…
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Hageman's vote for Israel aid but against Ukraine aid is inconsistent with simple isolationism but consistent with her donor network: AIPAC contributed $15,500 to her campaign, while no comparable pro-Ukraine PAC contributions have been documented in her FEC filings.
inferential · 2024-04-20
Kristen McDonald Rivet
McDonald Rivet was one of 14 House Democrats to vote for H.R. 7567 on 2026-04-30; the other 13 Democrats have not been named in available records.
inferential · 2026-04-30
Harriet M. Hageman
Wyoming's coal industry has been in long-term decline: Peabody Energy's Powder River Basin production dropped from 127 million tons in 2015 to approximately 40 million tons in 2024, meaning the H.R. 1 provisions preserve a shrinking rather than growing…
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Wyoming's coal industry has been in long-term decline: Peabody Energy's Powder River Basin production dropped from 127 million tons in 2015 to approximately 40 million tons in 2024, meaning the H.R. 1 provisions preserve a shrinking rather than growing industry in Hageman's district.
inferential · 2025-05-22
Julie Fedorchak
As North Dakota Public Service Commissioner (2013-2024), Fedorchak cast tie-breaking votes or otherwise approved contracts between ND county jails and ICE detention providers, including Management & Training Corporation for the Mercer County Correctional…
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As North Dakota Public Service Commissioner (2013-2024), Fedorchak cast tie-breaking votes or otherwise approved contracts between ND county jails and ICE detention providers, including Management & Training Corporation for the Mercer County Correctional Center in 2015.
inferential · 2015-06-15
Recent Floor Votes — House
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DateMemberVoteBillAlignment
2026-09-16 Clay Fuller Yea National Fraud Enforcement Division Act ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Joaquin Castro Nay PROOF Act ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Clay Fuller Yea An Act to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow early childhood educators to… ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Clay Fuller Yea Water Resources Development Act ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Clay Fuller Yea Retire through Ownership Act ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Joaquin Castro Nay Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code… ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Clay Fuller Yea Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code… ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Clay Fuller Yea PROOF Act ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Clay Fuller Yea Ratepayer Protection Act ↗ unknown
2026-09-16 Joaquin Castro Nay An Act to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow early childhood educators to… ↗ unknown