Scoring category · rules v0.11.1 · data as of 2026-11-14
Elections and citizenship
This category covers: Proof of citizenship and voter ID; Census and apportionment. It is scored from 2 House and 3 Senate roll calls. A member earns a vote's weight for voting the America First side, and a missed vote is not counted for or against.
Senate · 100 members with votes in this category
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House · 423 members with votes in this category
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Who ranks high here
Party is never an input. Shown for reference only:
- Senate: the top quarter on this category alone is 25 members: 25 Republicans.
- House: the top quarter on this category alone is 105 members: 103 Republicans, 1 Independent, 1 Democrat.
Members with no votes in this category, for example because they were not yet in office, are left out of these lists.
The votes in this category · 5
- Photo ID to vote (S. 5271, cloture to proceed)Senate · S. 5271 · 2026-08-08 · Proof of citizenship and voter ID · America First side: Yes, weight 2
- Citizens-only registration and photo ID (Lee amendment, waive)Senate · S. 2 · 2026-06-05 · Proof of citizenship and voter ID · America First side: Yes, weight 2
- Photo ID to vote (Husted amendment, cloture)Senate · S. 1383 · 2026-03-26 · Proof of citizenship and voter ID · America First side: Yes, weight 1
- No non-citizen voting in D.C. electionsHouse · H R 884 · 2025-06-10 · Proof of citizenship and voter ID · America First side: Yes, weight 2
- SAVE Act (proof of citizenship to register to vote)House · H.R. 22 · 2025-04-10 · Proof of citizenship and voter ID · America First side: Yes, weight 2
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