
Representative · CA-47 · D
Current term Jan 3, 2025 – Jan 3, 2027 · In the House since Jan 3, 2025
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How often this member works with colleagues across party lines, from bill sponsorships and recorded votes in this Congress. Bills are H.R., S., H.J.Res. and S.J.Res.; resolutions, post office namings, and Congressional Gold Medal and commemorative coin bills are left out. Independents are counted with the party they caucus with. These figures describe the public record; they do not measure effectiveness or ideology.
Loading working relationships119th Congress, House.
Bills with other-party backing
34%
10 of 29 bills they sponsored had at least one original cosponsor from the other party.
House median 33% · Democrats 33%
Cosponsoring the other party's bills
28%
87 of 309 bills they cosponsored were introduced by a Republican.
House median 15% · Democrats 20%
Voting with own party
95%
On 469 party-line votes, voted with most Democrats 445 times.
House median 98% · Democrats 98%
Voting with the other party
14%
On 525 contested votes, voted the same way as most Republicans 72 times.
House median 11% · Democrats 11%
Counted both ways: bills by the colleague that this member cosponsored, and bills by this member that the colleague cosponsored.
Contested roll calls (at least 10% of yea and nay votes on the losing side) on which both voted yea or nay, and how often they made the same choice. Colleagues who shared too few of these votes with this member are not ranked.
Bills this member sponsored or joined as an original cosponsor, with original backers from both parties, that passed at least one chamber (2). Furthest along first.
Passed the HouseH.R. 8340Taxpayer Funds Oversight and Accountability Act
Sponsor · original backers: 1 D, 1 R · passed the House Jun 10, 2026
Passed the HouseH.R. 2416Taiwan International Solidarity Act
Original cosponsor · sponsored by Gerald E. Connolly · original backers: 6 D, 2 R · passed the House May 5, 2025
Each member's party on each date comes from congress-legislators term records. Party-line votes are roll calls on which most voting Democrats and most voting Republicans took opposite sides; procedural votes are included. The Vice President's tie-breaking votes and impeachment verdicts are not counted, and a bill enacted as part of another bill counts only at the stage it reached on its own. Medians include everyone who served in the chamber this Congress with enough records (5 sponsored bills, 10 cosponsorships, 25 votes). Computed Oct 23, 2026, 11:51 AM ET from Congress.gov and House and Senate roll calls.