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Liberty Politics

The scorecard

Every sitting senator and representative, graded from recorded votes. Tap a name to see each vote behind the grade. The candidates who are running against them are further down.

Congress at a glance

How many members earned each letter. Each bar is split by party. Everyone is graded on the same list of votes.

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What stands out

  1. Republicans who fail2 Republicans got an F: Thomas Massie and Rand Paul.
  2. The best DemocratNo Democrat got an A. The highest is Jared F. Golden, with a D+.
  3. States apartThe highest scoring delegation is South Dakota, at 98 out of 100. The lowest is Vermont, at 10.

All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are decided on November 3, 2026. See who is running in every race

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Running, and not in Congress today

The 577 leading candidates on the November 3 ballot who do not hold a seat. Most have never voted in Congress, so they have no grade. Tap a name to see the race, with the candidates side by side.

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