2026-01-22VotesPRIMARYVoted nay on H.R. 7148 (Norman of South Carolina Part B Amendment No. 2 (D.C. funding restriction amendment)) on 2026-01-22: Norton voted against a Republican amendment that would restrict how D.C. could spend its…
2025-12-18VotesPRIMARYVoted nay on H.R. 4776 (Clyde of Georgia Amendment No. 1 (restricting D.C. local governance rider)) on 2025-12-18: Norton voted against a GOP amendment targeting D.C. governance, defending her district's autonomy…
2025-12-11VotesPRIMARYVoted aye on H.R. 3383 (Waters of California Part B Amendment No. 5 (Environmental Justice for Waters Act amendment)) on 2025-12-11: Norton voted with fellow Democrats to advance an environmental justice amendment on…
2025-06-25Other factsPRIMARY[disclosure] On June 25, 2025, Norton's spokesperson Sharon Nichols told Axios that 'No decision has been made. She wants to run but is still discussing it with people closest to her.' This marked the second time that…
2025-06-25Other factsPRIMARY[statement] On June 25, 2025, Norton told NBC News reporter Sahil Kapur she had made up her mind and would seek reelection in 2026: 'Yeah, I'm gonna run for re-election.'
2024-06-30TransactionsSECONDARYIn the 2023–2024 cycle, Norton's top industry was Real Estate ($41,250), followed by Transportation Unions ($24,000), Public Sector Unions ($20,000), and Retired ($16,565).
2024-06-30TransactionsSECONDARYPAC contributions accounted for 47.1% of Norton's 2023–2024 campaign funds ($104,000), with only 1.01% from small individual donors.
