Jennifer A. Kiggans: Contributions from health-policy groups to Kiggans in Jan-Feb 2025 may be related to the new Congress (2025-2026 cycle) rather than specifically targe…
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Jennifer A. Kiggans: Contributions from health-policy groups to Kiggans in Jan-Feb 2025 may be related to the new Congress (2025-2026 cycle) rather than specifically targe…
Jeff Hurd: Jeff Hurd's campaign fundraising profile (small individual contributions at 3.83% of total, the lowest share in the district for any major candidate i…
Jeff Hurd: Hurd's top PAC donor, Republican Main Street Partnership ($15,000), is a general business-aligned PAC that has not taken a public position specificall…
Jay Obernolte: Obernolte's 2024 campaign reported $1,125,000 in debts, consistent with a personal loan from the candidate to the campaign committee, which structural…
Harriet M. Hageman: Hageman's 0% AFL-CIO lifetime score and her vote against H.R. 2550 (collective bargaining for federal workers) demonstrate direct opposition to union …
Harriet M. Hageman: Hageman's vote on H.R. 4 (Rescissions Act of 2025) to cut $1.1B from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is consistent with her voting pattern on …
Jodey C. Arrington: Texas's 19th District has a 16% poverty rate, 8.08% foreign-born population, and 39.1% Hispanic population, all demographics that FDIC surveys associa…
Jimmy Gomez: Independent expenditures by crypto PAC Fairshake ($511,000) and AIPAC super PAC United Democracy Project ($1.5M) together constituted the two largest …
Jimmy Gomez: No primary-source roll-call record for H.R.1 dated July 2, 2025, has been produced in the provided evidence; the vote detail exists only as an inferen…
Jimmy Gomez: Gomez's claim of 425,000 district residents losing health coverage implies a Medicaid/CHIP enrollment rate of approximately 57%, which is roughly doub…
Jeff Hurd: The bill number H.R. 1997 does not appear in the official record of the 118th Congress (2023–2024), suggesting a typo or fictional bill; the substanti…
Jay Obernolte: Obernolte's 2024 vote for H.R. 1 (One Big Beautiful Bill), which CBO estimated would increase deficits by $3.4 trillion, directly contradicts his stat…
Jay Obernolte: Jay Obernolte voted Nay on both the CHIPS and Science Act (H.R. 4346) on July 28, 2022, and the America COMPETES Act (H.R. 4521) on March 31, 2022, su…
Jason Smith: Smith's manufacturing constituents (43,757 workers, 12.7% of district employment) are in industries that could directly benefit from CHIPS Act semicon…
Jason Smith: Rep. Jason Smith voted YEA on H.R. 7217 (Israel Security Supplemental, $14.3B) on 2024-02-06, diverging from his NAY vote on H.R. 8035 (Ukraine Securi…
Jason Crow: Palantir Technologies holds a $229M prime contract (FA8802-23-C-0001) with US Space Systems Command for data analytics infrastructure at Buckley Space…
Raul Ruiz: Ruiz voted against at least one FISA reauthorization measure in 2026 (bill number TBD), a year when his district's immigrant-heavy constituency (25% f…
Harriet M. Hageman: The combination of Hageman's vote on H.R. 4 with her votes on H.Con.Res.14 and H.R. 1 creates a unified legislative pattern: cutting federal spending …
Harriet M. Hageman: Hageman's vote to rescind $1.1B from CPB is consistent with a broader pattern of votes that reduce federal services to rural Wyoming while supporting …
Harriet M. Hageman: Hageman's AIPAC-related contributions ($15,500 in 2024) and trip together form a pattern consistent with a long-term alignment with AIPAC's legislativ…
Harriet M. Hageman: Hageman's vote against H.R. 8035 (providing military aid to Ukraine) is not explained by her stated constituent priorities of energy extraction and fe…
Gregory F. Murphy: The 'simpler explanation' that Murphy consistently votes for government funding bills is contradicted by his 2025 vote for H.R. 4, a rescissions bill …
Gregory F. Murphy: Murphy's 2024 vote for H.R. 8035 (Ukraine aid) represents a documented 'evolution' on a directly military-relevant issue — from opposing Ukraine aid i…
Gregory F. Murphy: The 44 payments from AIPAC to Murphy's campaign each fall just under the $5,000 threshold for a 'contribution' from a non-connected committee under 52…
Grace Meng: Meng's D+23 district PVI indicates a primary challenge is statistically unlikely regardless of any single vote, consistent with her only facing two se…
Nicole Malliotakis: Malliotakis's vote for H.R. 9745 is consistent with her stance on H.R. 1 (OBBBA), where she secured a SALT deduction increase to $40,000—a direct bene…
Emily Randall: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, whom Randall co-sponsored impeachment articles against in 2025, has authority over ICE's Congressional access policies, cre…
Emily Randall: Rep. Randall's district contains the Northwest ICE Detention Center, which is owned and operated by GEO Group under contract with ICE; GEO Group is a …
Emanuel Cleaver: Emanuel Cleaver's vote against H.Con.Res.14 (FY2025 Budget Resolution) opposed a framework that would have reduced federal Medicaid spending affecting…
Ed Case: The DB's inference that Case's vote reversal was 'district-specific' rather than party-line is weakened by the fact that on the standalone Israel bill…