Who shows up to vote?
Voting is the one part of the job every member of Congress shares. See which House members and senators miss the most roll-call votes, how that has changed over the years, and the reasons they give.
Showing up is the job
Members of Congress are paid $174,000 a year to represent you, and voting is the one duty every one of them shares. When a member doesn't vote, the people back home have no voice on that bill. Not showing up to vote is not doing the job.
This page holds everyone to the same standard. Republican, Democrat or independent, the count is the same and the ranking is the same. Party never changes the numbers.
Life happens: an illness, a new baby, a death in the family. When a member gives a reason, we show it next to their record, with the source. When they don't, we say that too.
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The five who miss the most, 2017–2026
Share of roll calls missed each year. The dashed line is the typical House member. Gaps are years they weren't in office. Years before this Congress are still loading and will appear within a few hours.
- Thomas Kean 45% in 2026
- Frederica Wilson 44% in 2026
- Neal Dunn 33% in 2026
- Nancy Mace 32% in 2026
- Seth Moulton 25% in 2026
- Typical member
Most missed votes, 119th Congress (2025–26)
| # | Member | Missed | Share missed | Reason given |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rep. Thomas Kean R · New Jersey 7th |
144 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 2 | Rep. Frederica Wilson D · Florida 24th |
141 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 3 | Rep. Neal Dunn R · Florida 2nd |
108 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 4 | Rep. Nancy Mace R · South Carolina 1st |
103 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 5 | Rep. Seth Moulton D · Massachusetts 6th |
80 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 6 | Rep. Wesley Hunt R · Texas 38th |
72 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 7 | Rep. Ralph Norman R · South Carolina 5th |
58 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 8 | Rep. Andy Biggs R · Arizona 5th |
57 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 9 | Rep. Michael McCaul R · Texas 10th |
57 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 10 | Rep. Elise Stefanik R · New York 21st |
55 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 11 | Rep. Thomas Tiffany R · Wisconsin 7th |
55 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 12 | Rep. Dan Goldman D · New York 10th |
54 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 13 | Rep. Anna Luna R · Florida 13th |
52 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 14 | Rep. Gregory Murphy R · North Carolina 3rd |
51 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 15 | Rep. Byron Donalds R · Florida 19th |
43 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 16 | Rep. Dan Crenshaw R · Texas 2nd |
42 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 17 | Rep. Maria Salazar R · Florida 27th |
42 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 18 | Rep. John Garamendi D · California 8th |
41 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 19 | Rep. Cory Mills R · Florida 7th |
41 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 20 | Rep. Jan Schakowsky D · Illinois 9th |
40 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 21 | Rep. Gregorio Casar D · Texas 35th |
39 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 22 | Rep. Vern Buchanan R · Florida 16th |
38 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 23 | Rep. Andrew Ogles R · Tennessee 5th |
38 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 24 | Rep. James Baird R · Indiana 4th |
36 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 25 | Rep. Derrick Van Orden R · Wisconsin 3rd |
36 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 26 | Rep. Adam Smith D · Washington 9th |
35 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 27 | Rep. Julia Letlow R · Louisiana 5th |
34 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 28 | Rep. John James R · Michigan 10th |
33 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 29 | Rep. Troy Nehls R · Texas 22nd |
33 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 30 | Rep. Paul Gosar R · Arizona 9th |
32 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 31 | Rep. Jonathan Jackson D · Illinois 1st |
32 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 32 | Rep. Steve Womack R · Arkansas 3rd |
32 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 33 | Rep. Sam Graves R · Missouri 6th |
30 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 34 | Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez D · New Mexico 3rd |
29 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 35 | Rep. Nydia Velázquez D · New York 7th |
29 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 36 | Rep. John Rose R · Tennessee 6th |
28 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 37 | Rep. Chip Roy R · Texas 21st |
28 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 38 | Rep. Andrew Clyde R · Georgia 9th |
27 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 39 | Rep. Jasmine Crockett D · Texas 30th |
26 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 40 | Rep. Randy Fine R · Florida 6th |
26 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 41 | Rep. Carol Miller R · West Virginia 1st |
26 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 42 | Rep. Barry Loudermilk R · Georgia 11th |
25 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 43 | Rep. Richard Neal D · Massachusetts 1st |
25 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 44 | Rep. Dusty Johnson R · South Dakota at-large |
24 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 45 | Rep. Jerrold Nadler D · New York 12th |
24 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 46 | Rep. Andy Barr R · Kentucky 6th |
23 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 47 | Rep. Julie Johnson D · Texas 32nd |
23 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 48 | Rep. Stephen Lynch D · Massachusetts 8th |
22 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 49 | Rep. Mónica De La Cruz R · Texas 15th |
21 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 50 | Rep. Thomas Massie R · Kentucky 4th |
21 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 51 | Rep. Nancy Pelosi D · California 11th |
21 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 52 | Rep. Angie Craig D · Minnesota 2nd |
20 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 53 | Rep. Vicente Gonzalez D · Texas 34th |
20 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 54 | Rep. Adam Gray D · California 13th |
20 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 55 | Rep. Grace Meng D · New York 6th |
20 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 56 | Rep. Bennie Thompson D · Mississippi 2nd |
20 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 57 | Rep. Marcy Kaptur D · Ohio 9th |
19 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 58 | Rep. William Keating D · Massachusetts 9th |
19 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 59 | Rep. James Gallagher R · California 1st |
6 of 107 | ||
| 60 | Rep. Eric Burlison R · Missouri 7th |
18 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 61 | Rep. Steve Cohen D · Tennessee 9th |
18 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 62 | Rep. Sylvia Garcia D · Texas 29th |
18 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 63 | Rep. Jared Golden D · Maine 2nd |
18 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 64 | Rep. Pramila Jayapal D · Washington 7th |
18 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 65 | Rep. Kweisi Mfume D · Maryland 7th |
18 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 66 | Rep. Hillary Scholten D · Michigan 3rd |
18 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 67 | Rep. Robert Garcia D · California 42nd |
17 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 68 | Rep. Jimmy Gomez D · California 34th |
17 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 69 | Rep. Gregory Steube R · Florida 17th |
17 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 70 | Rep. Emilia Sykes D · Ohio 13th |
17 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 71 | Rep. Emanuel Cleaver D · Missouri 5th |
16 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 72 | Rep. Scott DesJarlais R · Tennessee 4th |
16 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 73 | Rep. Guy Reschenthaler R · Pennsylvania 14th |
16 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 74 | Rep. Jake Auchincloss D · Massachusetts 4th |
15 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 75 | Rep. Tom McClintock R · California 5th |
15 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 76 | Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet D · Michigan 8th |
15 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 77 | Rep. Jared Moskowitz D · Florida 23rd |
15 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 78 | Rep. Julia Brownley D · California 26th |
14 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 79 | Rep. Luis Correa D · California 46th |
14 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 80 | Rep. Dwight Evans D · Pennsylvania 3rd |
14 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 81 | Rep. Lois Frankel D · Florida 22nd |
14 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 82 | Rep. Mary Miller R · Illinois 15th |
14 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 83 | Rep. Brittany Pettersen D · Colorado 7th |
14 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 84 | Rep. Dina Titus D · Nevada 1st |
14 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 85 | Rep. Josh Brecheen R · Oklahoma 2nd |
13 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 86 | Rep. Juan Ciscomani R · Arizona 6th |
13 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 87 | Rep. Gregory Meeks D · New York 5th |
13 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 88 | Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez D · New York 14th |
13 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 89 | Rep. Mike Rogers R · Alabama 3rd |
13 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 90 | Rep. John Rutherford R · Florida 5th |
13 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 91 | Rep. Michael Baumgartner R · Washington 5th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 92 | Rep. Lauren Boebert R · Colorado 4th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 93 | Rep. Buddy Carter R · Georgia 1st |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 94 | Rep. Ted Lieu D · California 36th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 95 | Rep. April McClain Delaney D · Maryland 6th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 96 | Rep. Max Miller R · Ohio 7th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 97 | Rep. Jay Obernolte R · California 23rd |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 98 | Rep. Burgess Owens R · Utah 4th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 99 | Rep. Mike Quigley D · Illinois 5th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 100 | Rep. Delia Ramirez D · Illinois 3rd |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 101 | Rep. Marlin Stutzman R · Indiana 3rd |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 102 | Rep. Ritchie Torres D · New York 15th |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 103 | Rep. Ann Wagner R · Missouri 2nd |
12 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 104 | Rep. Wesley Bell D · Missouri 1st |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 105 | Rep. Brendan Boyle D · Pennsylvania 2nd |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 106 | Rep. Eli Crane R · Arizona 2nd |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 107 | Rep. Danny Davis D · Illinois 7th |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 108 | Rep. Donald Davis D · North Carolina 1st |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 109 | Rep. Mike Ezell R · Mississippi 4th |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 110 | Rep. Josh Gottheimer D · New Jersey 5th |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 111 | Rep. William Timmons R · South Carolina 4th |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 112 | Rep. Maxine Waters D · California 43rd |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 113 | Rep. Nikema Williams D · Georgia 5th |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 114 | Rep. Joe Wilson R · South Carolina 2nd |
11 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 115 | Rep. Christian Menefee D · Texas 18th |
9 of 274 | ||
| 116 | Rep. Kathy Castor D · Florida 14th |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 117 | Rep. Herbert Conaway D · New Jersey 3rd |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 118 | Rep. Debbie Dingell D · Michigan 6th |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 119 | Rep. Andy Harris R · Maryland 1st |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 120 | Rep. Jim Jordan R · Ohio 4th |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 121 | Rep. Robin Kelly D · Illinois 2nd |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 122 | Rep. Seth Magaziner D · Rhode Island 2nd |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 123 | Rep. Daniel Meuser R · Pennsylvania 9th |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 124 | Rep. Zachary (Zach) Nunn R · Iowa 3rd |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 125 | Rep. Scott Perry R · Pennsylvania 10th |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 126 | Rep. Ayanna Pressley D · Massachusetts 7th |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 127 | Rep. Victoria Spartz R · Indiana 5th |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 128 | Rep. Ryan Zinke R · Montana 1st |
10 of 323 | No reason given | |
| 129 | Rep. Robert Aderholt R · Alabama 4th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 130 | Rep. Jodey Arrington R · Texas 19th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 131 | Rep. Yvette Clarke D · New York 9th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 132 | Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart R · Florida 26th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 133 | Rep. Lloyd Doggett D · Texas 37th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 134 | Rep. Tom Emmer R · Minnesota 6th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 135 | Rep. Carlos Gimenez R · Florida 28th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 136 | Rep. Michael Guest R · Mississippi 3rd |
9 of 323 | ||
| 137 | Rep. Clay Higgins R · Louisiana 3rd |
9 of 323 | ||
| 138 | Rep. David Joyce R · Ohio 14th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 139 | Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi D · Illinois 8th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 140 | Rep. George Latimer D · New York 16th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 141 | Rep. Ryan Mackenzie R · Pennsylvania 7th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 142 | Rep. Brian Mast R · Florida 21st |
9 of 323 | ||
| 143 | Rep. Dale Strong R · Alabama 5th |
9 of 323 | ||
| 144 | Rep. David Valadao R · California 22nd |
9 of 323 | ||
| 145 | Rep. Mark Amodei R · Nevada 2nd |
8 of 323 | ||
| 146 | Rep. Kat Cammack R · Florida 3rd |
8 of 323 | ||
| 147 | Rep. Joaquin Castro D · Texas 20th |
8 of 323 | ||
| 148 | Rep. Diana DeGette D · Colorado 1st |
8 of 323 | ||
| 149 | Rep. Morgan Griffith R · Virginia 9th |
8 of 323 | ||
| 150 | Rep. Jahana Hayes D · Connecticut 5th |
8 of 323 | ||
| 151 | Rep. Steven Horsford D · Nevada 4th |
8 of 323 | ||
| 152 | Rep. Jennifer Kiggans R · Virginia 2nd |
8 of 323 | ||
| 153 | Rep. Darin LaHood R · Illinois 16th |
8 of 323 | ||
| 154 | Rep. John McGuire R · Virginia 5th |
8 of 323 | ||
| 155 | Rep. Barry Moore R · Alabama 1st |
8 of 323 | ||
| 156 | Rep. Riley Moore R · West Virginia 2nd |
8 of 323 | ||
| 157 | Rep. Donald Norcross D · New Jersey 1st |
8 of 323 | ||
| 158 | Rep. Robert Wittman R · Virginia 1st |
8 of 323 | ||
| 159 | Rep. Rick Allen R · Georgia 12th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 160 | Rep. Nanette Barragán D · California 44th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 161 | Rep. Mike Carey R · Ohio 15th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 162 | Rep. Henry Cuellar D · Texas 28th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 163 | Rep. Ron Estes R · Kansas 4th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 164 | Rep. Cleo Fields D · Louisiana 6th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 165 | Rep. Lizzie Fletcher D · Texas 7th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 166 | Rep. Valerie Foushee D · North Carolina 4th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 167 | Rep. Chrissy Houlahan D · Pennsylvania 6th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 168 | Rep. Brad Knott R · North Carolina 13th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 169 | Rep. Rick Larsen D · Washington 2nd |
7 of 323 | ||
| 170 | Rep. Susie Lee D · Nevada 3rd |
7 of 323 | ||
| 171 | Rep. Nathaniel Moran R · Texas 1st |
7 of 323 | ||
| 172 | Rep. Marilyn Strickland D · Washington 10th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 173 | Rep. Lori Trahan D · Massachusetts 3rd |
7 of 323 | ||
| 174 | Rep. Marc Veasey D · Texas 33rd |
7 of 323 | ||
| 175 | Rep. Daniel Webster R · Florida 11th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 176 | Rep. Tony Wied R · Wisconsin 8th |
7 of 323 | ||
| 177 | Rep. Sanford Bishop D · Georgia 2nd |
6 of 323 | ||
| 178 | Rep. Ben Cline R · Virginia 6th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 179 | Rep. Michael Cloud R · Texas 27th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 180 | Rep. Mike Collins R · Georgia 10th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 181 | Rep. Jim Costa D · California 21st |
6 of 323 | ||
| 182 | Rep. Jake Ellzey R · Texas 6th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 183 | Rep. Shomari Figures D · Alabama 2nd |
6 of 323 | ||
| 184 | Rep. Vince Fong R · California 20th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 185 | Rep. Russ Fulcher R · Idaho 1st |
6 of 323 | ||
| 186 | Rep. Chuy García D · Illinois 4th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 187 | Rep. Adelita Grijalva D · Arizona 7th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 188 | Rep. Glenn Grothman R · Wisconsin 6th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 189 | Rep. Kevin Hern R · Oklahoma 1st |
6 of 323 | ||
| 190 | Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove D · California 37th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 191 | Rep. Nicholas Langworthy R · New York 23rd |
6 of 323 | ||
| 192 | Rep. Frank Lucas R · Oklahoma 3rd |
6 of 323 | ||
| 193 | Rep. Lisa McClain R · Michigan 9th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 194 | Rep. Ilhan Omar D · Minnesota 5th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 195 | Rep. David Rouzer R · North Carolina 7th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 196 | Rep. Brad Sherman D · California 32nd |
6 of 323 | ||
| 197 | Rep. Pete Stauber R · Minnesota 8th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 198 | Rep. Haley Stevens D · Michigan 11th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 199 | Rep. Glenn Thompson R · Pennsylvania 15th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 200 | Rep. Jefferson Van Drew R · New Jersey 2nd |
6 of 323 | ||
| 201 | Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz D · Florida 25th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 202 | Rep. Roger Williams R · Texas 25th |
6 of 323 | ||
| 203 | Rep. Troy Balderson R · Ohio 12th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 204 | Rep. Jack Bergman R · Michigan 1st |
5 of 323 | ||
| 205 | Rep. Suzanne Bonamici D · Oregon 1st |
5 of 323 | ||
| 206 | Rep. Mike Bost R · Illinois 12th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 207 | Rep. Adriano Espaillat D · New York 13th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 208 | Rep. Julie Fedorchak R · North Dakota at-large |
5 of 323 | ||
| 209 | Rep. Andrew Garbarino R · New York 2nd |
5 of 323 | ||
| 210 | Rep. Pat Harrigan R · North Carolina 10th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 211 | Rep. Ashley Hinson R · Iowa 2nd |
5 of 323 | ||
| 212 | Rep. Erin Houchin R · Indiana 9th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 213 | Rep. Darrell Issa R · California 48th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 214 | Rep. Ronny Jackson R · Texas 13th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 215 | Rep. Ro Khanna D · California 17th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 216 | Rep. Michael Lawler R · New York 17th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 217 | Rep. Nicole Malliotakis R · New York 11th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 218 | Rep. Betty McCollum D · Minnesota 4th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 219 | Rep. Addison McDowell R · North Carolina 6th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 220 | Rep. Chellie Pingree D · Maine 1st |
5 of 323 | ||
| 221 | Rep. Hal Rogers R · Kentucky 5th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 222 | Rep. Patrick Ryan D · New York 18th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 223 | Rep. Kim Schrier D · Washington 8th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 224 | Rep. Jefferson Shreve R · Indiana 6th |
5 of 323 | ||
| 225 | Rep. Melanie Stansbury D · New Mexico 1st |
5 of 323 | ||
| 226 | Rep. Mark Alford R · Missouri 4th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 227 | Rep. Joyce Beatty D · Ohio 3rd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 228 | Rep. Donald Beyer D · Virginia 8th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 229 | Rep. Robert Bresnahan R · Pennsylvania 8th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 230 | Rep. Tim Burchett R · Tennessee 2nd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 231 | Rep. John Carter R · Texas 31st |
4 of 323 | ||
| 232 | Rep. Jim Clyburn D · South Carolina 6th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 233 | Rep. James Comer R · Kentucky 1st |
4 of 323 | ||
| 234 | Rep. Sharice Davids D · Kansas 3rd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 235 | Rep. Warren Davidson R · Ohio 8th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 236 | Rep. Rosa DeLauro D · Connecticut 3rd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 237 | Rep. Maxine Dexter D · Oregon 3rd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 238 | Rep. Veronica Escobar D · Texas 16th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 239 | Rep. Pat Fallon R · Texas 4th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 240 | Rep. Randy Feenstra R · Iowa 4th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 241 | Rep. Russell Fry R · South Carolina 7th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 242 | Rep. Brandon Gill R · Texas 26th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 243 | Rep. Valerie Hoyle D · Oregon 4th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 244 | Rep. Glenn Ivey D · Maryland 4th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 245 | Rep. Nicolas LaLota R · New York 1st |
4 of 323 | ||
| 246 | Rep. Greg Landsman D · Ohio 1st |
4 of 323 | ||
| 247 | Rep. Lucy McBath D · Georgia 6th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 248 | Rep. Gwen Moore D · Wisconsin 4th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 249 | Rep. Frank Mrvan D · Indiana 1st |
4 of 323 | ||
| 250 | Rep. Robert Onder R · Missouri 3rd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 251 | Rep. Gary Palmer R · Alabama 6th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 252 | Rep. Scott Peters D · California 50th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 253 | Rep. Mark Pocan D · Wisconsin 2nd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 254 | Rep. Luz Rivas D · California 29th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 255 | Rep. Michael Rulli R · Ohio 6th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 256 | Rep. Steve Scalise R · Louisiana 1st |
4 of 323 | ||
| 257 | Rep. Keith Self R · Texas 3rd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 258 | Rep. Lloyd Smucker R · Pennsylvania 11th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 259 | Rep. Bryan Steil R · Wisconsin 1st |
4 of 323 | ||
| 260 | Rep. Thomas Suozzi D · New York 3rd |
4 of 323 | ||
| 261 | Rep. Shri Thanedar D · Michigan 13th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 262 | Rep. Norma Torres D · California 35th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 263 | Rep. Michael Turner R · Ohio 10th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 264 | Rep. Beth Van Duyne R · Texas 24th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 265 | Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman D · New Jersey 12th |
4 of 323 | ||
| 266 | Rep. Yassamin Ansari D · Arizona 3rd |
3 of 323 | ||
| 267 | Rep. Becca Balint D · Vermont at-large |
3 of 323 | ||
| 268 | Rep. Nicholas Begich R · Alaska at-large |
3 of 323 | ||
| 269 | Rep. Stephanie Bice R · Oklahoma 5th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 270 | Rep. Gus Bilirakis R · Florida 12th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 271 | Rep. Salud Carbajal D · California 24th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 272 | Rep. Tom Cole R · Oklahoma 4th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 273 | Rep. Rick Crawford R · Arkansas 1st |
3 of 323 | ||
| 274 | Rep. Troy Downing R · Montana 2nd |
3 of 323 | ||
| 275 | Rep. Charles (Chuck) Edwards R · North Carolina 11th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 276 | Rep. Bill Foster D · Illinois 11th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 277 | Rep. Laura Gillen D · New York 4th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 278 | Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez D · Washington 3rd |
3 of 323 | ||
| 279 | Rep. Craig Goldman R · Texas 12th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 280 | Rep. Abraham Hamadeh R · Arizona 8th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 281 | Rep. Josh Harder D · California 9th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 282 | Rep. Mike Haridopolos R · Florida 8th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 283 | Rep. French Hill R · Arkansas 2nd |
3 of 323 | ||
| 284 | Rep. Jared Huffman D · California 2nd |
3 of 323 | ||
| 285 | Rep. Kevin Kiley I · California 3rd |
3 of 323 | ||
| 286 | Rep. David Kustoff R · Tennessee 8th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 287 | Rep. John Larson D · Connecticut 1st |
3 of 323 | ||
| 288 | Rep. Sam Liccardo D · California 16th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 289 | Rep. Morgan Luttrell R · Texas 8th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 290 | Rep. Joseph Morelle D · New York 25th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 291 | Rep. Jamie Raskin D · Maryland 8th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 292 | Rep. Brad Schneider D · Illinois 10th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 293 | Rep. Adrian Smith R · Nebraska 3rd |
3 of 323 | ||
| 294 | Rep. Eric Sorensen D · Illinois 17th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 295 | Rep. Randy Weber R · Texas 14th |
3 of 323 | ||
| 296 | Rep. Brian Babin R · Texas 36th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 297 | Rep. Ami Bera D · California 6th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 298 | Rep. Gilbert Cisneros D · California 31st |
2 of 323 | ||
| 299 | Rep. Madeleine Dean D · Pennsylvania 4th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 300 | Rep. Suzan DelBene D · Washington 1st |
2 of 323 | ||
| 301 | Rep. Mike Flood R · Nebraska 1st |
2 of 323 | ||
| 302 | Rep. Steny Hoyer D · Maryland 5th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 303 | Rep. Hakeem Jeffries D · New York 8th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 304 | Rep. Zoe Lofgren D · California 18th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 305 | Rep. Tracey Mann R · Kansas 1st |
2 of 323 | ||
| 306 | Rep. John Mannion D · New York 22nd |
2 of 323 | ||
| 307 | Rep. Sarah McBride D · Delaware at-large |
2 of 323 | ||
| 308 | Rep. Rich McCormick R · Georgia 7th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 309 | Rep. LaMonica McIver D · New Jersey 10th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 310 | Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks R · Iowa 1st |
2 of 323 | ||
| 311 | Rep. John Moolenaar R · Michigan 2nd |
2 of 323 | ||
| 312 | Rep. Kevin Mullin D · California 15th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 313 | Rep. Dan Newhouse R · Washington 4th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 314 | Rep. August Pfluger R · Texas 11th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 315 | Rep. Bobby Scott D · Virginia 3rd |
2 of 323 | ||
| 316 | Rep. Pete Sessions R · Texas 17th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 317 | Rep. Terri Sewell D · Alabama 7th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 318 | Rep. Jason Smith R · Missouri 8th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 319 | Rep. Greg Stanton D · Arizona 4th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 320 | Rep. Claudia Tenney R · New York 24th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 321 | Rep. Lauren Underwood D · Illinois 14th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 322 | Rep. Tim Walberg R · Michigan 5th |
2 of 323 | ||
| 323 | Rep. Pete Aguilar D · California 33rd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 324 | Rep. Gabe Amo D · Rhode Island 1st |
1 of 323 | ||
| 325 | Rep. Janelle Bynum D · Oregon 5th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 326 | Rep. Ken Calvert R · California 41st |
1 of 323 | ||
| 327 | Rep. Troy Carter D · Louisiana 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 328 | Rep. Ed Case D · Hawaii 1st |
1 of 323 | ||
| 329 | Rep. Sean Casten D · Illinois 6th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 330 | Rep. Joe Courtney D · Connecticut 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 331 | Rep. Jeff Crank R · Colorado 5th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 332 | Rep. Jason Crow D · Colorado 6th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 333 | Rep. Mark DeSaulnier D · California 10th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 334 | Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick R · Pennsylvania 1st |
1 of 323 | ||
| 335 | Rep. Chuck Fleischmann R · Tennessee 3rd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 336 | Rep. Scott Franklin R · Florida 18th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 337 | Rep. Maxwell Frost D · Florida 10th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 338 | Rep. Diana Harshbarger R · Tennessee 1st |
1 of 323 | ||
| 339 | Rep. Bill Huizenga R · Michigan 4th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 340 | Rep. Sara Jacobs D · California 51st |
1 of 323 | ||
| 341 | Rep. John Joyce R · Pennsylvania 13th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 342 | Rep. Timothy Kennedy D · New York 26th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 343 | Rep. Mike Kennedy R · Utah 3rd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 344 | Rep. Young Kim R · California 40th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 345 | Rep. Laurel Lee R · Florida 15th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 346 | Rep. Mike Levin D · California 49th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 347 | Rep. Celeste Maloy R · Utah 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 348 | Rep. Dave Min D · California 47th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 349 | Rep. Tim Moore R · North Carolina 14th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 350 | Rep. Johnny Olszewski D · Maryland 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 351 | Rep. Linda Sánchez D · California 38th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 352 | Rep. Derek Schmidt R · Kansas 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 353 | Rep. David Schweikert R · Arizona 1st |
1 of 323 | ||
| 354 | Rep. Lateefah Simon D · California 12th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 355 | Rep. Mike Simpson R · Idaho 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 356 | Rep. Darren Soto D · Florida 9th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 357 | Rep. Mark Takano D · California 39th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 358 | Rep. Rashida Tlaib D · Michigan 12th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 359 | Rep. Jill Tokuda D · Hawaii 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 360 | Rep. Paul Tonko D · New York 20th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 361 | Rep. Juan Vargas D · California 52nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 362 | Rep. Eugene Vindman D · Virginia 7th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 363 | Rep. James Walkinshaw D · Virginia 11th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 364 | Rep. Bruce Westerman R · Arkansas 4th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 365 | Rep. George Whitesides D · California 27th |
1 of 323 | ||
| 366 | Rep. Rudy Yakym R · Indiana 2nd |
1 of 323 | ||
| 367 | Rep. Alma Adams D · North Carolina 12th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 368 | Rep. Don Bacon R · Nebraska 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 369 | Rep. Tom Barrett R · Michigan 7th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 370 | Rep. Aaron Bean R · Florida 4th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 371 | Rep. Cliff Bentz R · Oregon 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 372 | Rep. Sheri Biggs R · South Carolina 3rd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 373 | Rep. Shontel Brown D · Ohio 11th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 374 | Rep. Nicole (Nikki) Budzinski D · Illinois 13th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 375 | Rep. André Carson D · Indiana 7th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 376 | Rep. Judy Chu D · California 28th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 377 | Rep. Katherine Clark D · Massachusetts 5th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 378 | Rep. Chris Deluzio D · Pennsylvania 17th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 379 | Rep. Sarah Elfreth D · Maryland 3rd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 380 | Rep. Gabe Evans R · Colorado 8th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 381 | Rep. Brad Finstad R · Minnesota 1st |
0 of 323 | ||
| 382 | Rep. Michelle Fischbach R · Minnesota 7th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 383 | Rep. Scott Fitzgerald R · Wisconsin 5th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 384 | Rep. Virginia Foxx R · North Carolina 5th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 385 | Rep. Laura Friedman D · California 30th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 386 | Rep. Clay Fuller R · Georgia 14th |
0 of 214 | ||
| 387 | Rep. Lance Gooden R · Texas 5th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 388 | Rep. Maggie Goodlander D · New Hampshire 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 389 | Rep. Al Green D · Texas 9th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 390 | Rep. Brett Guthrie R · Kentucky 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 391 | Rep. Harriet Hageman R · Wyoming at-large |
0 of 323 | ||
| 392 | Rep. Mark Harris R · North Carolina 8th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 393 | Rep. Jim Himes D · Connecticut 4th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 394 | Rep. Richard Hudson R · North Carolina 9th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 395 | Rep. Jeff Hurd R · Colorado 3rd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 396 | Rep. Brian Jack R · Georgia 3rd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 397 | Rep. Hank Johnson D · Georgia 4th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 398 | Rep. Mike Kelly R · Pennsylvania 16th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 399 | Rep. Trent Kelly R · Mississippi 1st |
0 of 323 | ||
| 400 | Rep. Robert Latta R · Ohio 5th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 401 | Rep. Summer Lee D · Pennsylvania 12th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 402 | Rep. Doris Matsui D · California 7th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 403 | Rep. Jennifer McClellan D · Virginia 4th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 404 | Rep. Morgan McGarvey D · Kentucky 3rd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 405 | Rep. Jim McGovern D · Massachusetts 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 406 | Rep. Analilia Mejia D · New Jersey 11th |
0 of 198 | ||
| 407 | Rep. Robert Menendez D · New Jersey 8th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 408 | Rep. Mark Messmer R · Indiana 8th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 409 | Rep. Blake Moore R · Utah 1st |
0 of 323 | ||
| 410 | Rep. Kelly Morrison D · Minnesota 3rd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 411 | Rep. Joe Neguse D · Colorado 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 412 | Rep. Frank Pallone D · New Jersey 6th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 413 | Rep. Jimmy Panetta D · California 19th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 414 | Rep. Chris Pappas D · New Hampshire 1st |
0 of 323 | ||
| 415 | Rep. Jimmy Patronis R · Florida 1st |
0 of 323 | ||
| 416 | Rep. Nellie Pou D · New Jersey 9th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 417 | Rep. Emily Randall D · Washington 6th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 418 | Rep. Josh Riley D · New York 19th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 419 | Rep. Deborah Ross D · North Carolina 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 420 | Rep. Raul Ruiz D · California 25th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 421 | Rep. Andrea Salinas D · Oregon 6th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 422 | Rep. Mary Scanlon D · Pennsylvania 5th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 423 | Rep. Austin Scott R · Georgia 8th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 424 | Rep. Chris Smith R · New Jersey 4th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 425 | Rep. Suhas Subramanyam D · Virginia 10th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 426 | Rep. David Taylor R · Ohio 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| 427 | Rep. Mike Thompson D · California 4th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 428 | Rep. Derek Tran D · California 45th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 429 | Rep. Matt Van Epps R · Tennessee 7th |
0 of 323 | ||
| 430 | Rep. Gabriel (Gabe) Vasquez D · New Mexico 2nd |
0 of 323 | ||
| — | Rep. Aumua Amata Radewagen R · at-large · too few votes to rank |
38 of 38 | No reason given | |
| — | Rep. Stacey Plaskett D · at-large · too few votes to rank |
36 of 38 | No reason given | |
| — | Rep. Kimberlyn King-Hinds R · at-large · too few votes to rank |
9 of 38 | ||
| — | Rep. Pablo José Hernández Rivera D · at-large · too few votes to rank |
4 of 38 | ||
| — | Rep. James (Jim) Moylan R · at-large · too few votes to rank |
3 of 38 | ||
| — | Rep. Everton Blair D · Georgia 13th · too few votes to rank |
0 of 38 | ||
| — | Rep. Mike Johnson R · Louisiana 4th · Speaker (by custom rarely votes) |
0 of 268 | ||
| — | Rep. Eleanor Norton D · District of Columbia at-large · too few votes to rank |
0 of 38 | ||
| — | Rep. Aisha Wahab D · California 14th · too few votes to rank |
0 of 31 |
When absences mattered
Votes where the members who didn't vote outnumbered the margin. We assume each absent member would have voted with most of their party, and count two ways: if everyone had voted, and if only the losing side's absent members had.
The Hegseth impeachment referral, November 10, 2026
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) forced a vote on eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Republican leaders answered with a motion to refer the resolution to the Judiciary Committee, which sets it aside. The motion passed 211–204. Massie was the only Republican to vote against it, and every Democrat who voted opposed it.
Eighteen members didn't vote: 11 Democrats and 7 Republicans. The margin was seven.
Did the absences decide it? It depends on who you count. If only the 11 absent Democrats had voted, the motion would have failed 211–215 and the impeachment resolution would have come to a vote. If all 18 had voted with their party, the motion would still have passed, 218–215: the Republican absences offset the Democratic ones.
Reasons given, as reported: several Democrats said a traffic delay and a police escort near the Capitol made them miss the vote, though the 5:30 p.m. vote series had been on the schedule since the day before. Rep. Lou Correa had announced a medical procedure in advance. Rep. Nancy Pelosi was at a Veterans Day event in San Francisco; her office said she would have voted no. Others gave no explanation, and none was reported for the Republicans.
When the margin is smaller than the number of empty seats, every absence is a vote. That's true for both parties.
How every member voted → · Sources: ABC News, Newsweek, Fox News
Votes this Congress
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Absences could have flipped it Nov 10, 2026 · House #318Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1013) to amend the Federal securities laws to enhance 403(b) plans, and…On Ordering the Previous Question · H.Res. 1650
It passed 213–207 with 7 Democrats and 6 Republicans not voting. The losing side was 6 votes short and 7 of its members didn't vote: with them it would have failed 213–214. But the winning side's absences offset that: with everyone there, the result would have stood (219–214).
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Absences could have flipped it Nov 10, 2026 · House #317Impeaching Peter Brian Hegseth, Secretary of Defense, for high crimes and misdemeanorsOn Motion to Refer · H.Res. 1655
It passed 211–204 with 11 Democrats and 7 Republicans not voting. The losing side was 7 votes short and 11 of its members didn't vote: with them it would have failed 211–215. But the winning side's absences offset that: with everyone there, the result would have stood (218–215).
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Absences could have flipped it Sep 15, 2026 · House #300Providing for consideration of the bills H.R. 9576 and H.R. 10326, providing for consideration of the joint resolutio…On Agreeing to the Resolution · H.Res. 1530
It passed 214–211 with 5 Republicans and 3 Democrats not voting. The losing side was 3 votes short and 3 of its members didn't vote: with them it would have failed 214–214. But the winning side's absences offset that: with everyone there, the result would have stood (219–214).
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Absences could have flipped it Sep 15, 2026 · House #299Providing for consideration of the bills H.R. 9576 and H.R. 10326, providing for consideration of the joint resolutio…On Ordering the Previous Question · H.Res. 1530
It passed 214–208 with 6 Democrats and 5 Republicans not voting. The losing side was 6 votes short and 6 of its members didn't vote: with them it would have failed 214–214. But the winning side's absences offset that: with everyone there, the result would have stood (219–214).
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Absences decided it Sep 1, 2026 · House #288Providing for consideration of the bills (H.R. 1501, H.R. 9436, and H.R. 4795); providing for consideration of the re…On Agreeing to the Resolution · H.Res. 1499
It passed 210–208 with 8 Democrats and 6 Republicans not voting. Had every absent member voted with their party, it would have failed 216–216.
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Absences could have flipped it Sep 1, 2026 · House #287Providing for consideration of the bills (H.R. 1501, H.R. 9436, and H.R. 4795); providing for consideration of the re…On Ordering the Previous Question · H.Res. 1499
It passed 212–205 with 8 Democrats and 7 Republicans not voting. The losing side was 7 votes short and 8 of its members didn't vote: with them it would have failed 212–213. But the winning side's absences offset that: with everyone there, the result would have stood (219–213).
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Absences could have flipped it Jul 23, 2026 · House #282Directing the President, pursuant to section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove United States Armed Forces…On Agreeing to the Resolution · H.Con.Res. 89
It passed 214–208 with 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats not voting. The losing side was 6 votes short and 7 of its members didn't vote: with them it would have failed 214–215. But the winning side's absences offset that: with everyone there, the result would have stood (216–215).
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Absences decided it Jul 21, 2026 · House #269On Agreeing to the AmendmentOn Agreeing to the Amendment · H.R. 8800
It failed 214–216 with 5 Republicans and 2 Democrats not voting. Had every absent member voted with their party, it would have passed 219–218.
What gets skipped most
Across the House, members are most likely to miss suspension votes and Monday votes, and least likely to miss spending bills.
By kind of vote
- Suspension votes6.1%
- Procedural votes2.5%
- Amendments2.3%
- Final passage2.2%
- Other votes2.0%
- Spending bills1.8%
By topic
- Social welfare9.9%
- Emergency management8.0%
- Foreign trade7.7%
- Taxation6.7%
- Commerce6.4%
- Housing6.0%
By day of the week
- Monday8.9%
- Tuesday3.4%
- Wednesday2.4%
- Thursday2.1%
- Friday3.8%
Share of votes missed, all members, 119th Congress. Each member's page shows their own pattern.
Your members of Congress
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Perfect attendance
Haven't missed any of the 323 votes this Congress:
- Alma Adams D-NC
- Don Bacon R-NE
- Tom Barrett R-MI
- Aaron Bean R-FL
- Cliff Bentz R-OR
- Sheri Biggs R-SC
- Shontel Brown D-OH
- Nicole (Nikki) Budzinski D-IL
- André Carson D-IN
- Judy Chu D-CA
- Katherine Clark D-MA
- Chris Deluzio D-PA
- Sarah Elfreth D-MD
- Gabe Evans R-CO
- Brad Finstad R-MN
- Michelle Fischbach R-MN
- Scott Fitzgerald R-WI
- Virginia Foxx R-NC
- Laura Friedman D-CA
- Clay Fuller R-GA
- Lance Gooden R-TX
- Maggie Goodlander D-NH
- Al Green D-TX
- Brett Guthrie R-KY
- Harriet Hageman R-WY
- Mark Harris R-NC
- Jim Himes D-CT
- Richard Hudson R-NC
- Jeff Hurd R-CO
- Brian Jack R-GA
- Hank Johnson D-GA
- Mike Kelly R-PA
- Trent Kelly R-MS
- Robert Latta R-OH
- Summer Lee D-PA
- Doris Matsui D-CA
- Jennifer McClellan D-VA
- Morgan McGarvey D-KY
- Jim McGovern D-MA
- Analilia Mejia D-NJ
- Robert Menendez D-NJ
- Mark Messmer R-IN
- Blake Moore R-UT
- Kelly Morrison D-MN
- Joe Neguse D-CO
- Frank Pallone D-NJ
- Jimmy Panetta D-CA
- Chris Pappas D-NH
- Jimmy Patronis R-FL
- Nellie Pou D-NJ
- Emily Randall D-WA
- Josh Riley D-NY
- Deborah Ross D-NC
- Raul Ruiz D-CA
- Andrea Salinas D-OR
- Mary Scanlon D-PA
- Austin Scott R-GA
- Chris Smith R-NJ
- Suhas Subramanyam D-VA
- David Taylor R-OH
- Mike Thompson D-CA
- Derek Tran D-CA
- Matt Van Epps R-TN
- Gabriel (Gabe) Vasquez D-NM
By state
The average share of votes missed by each state's members in the House.
Show up the most
- New Hampshire (2)0%
- Wyoming (1)0%
- Hawaii (2)0.3%
- Nebraska (3)0.5%
- Delaware (1)0.6%
Miss the most
- South Carolina (7)8.4%
- South Dakota (1)7.4%
- Florida (27)7.1%
- Massachusetts (9)6.1%
- West Virginia (2)5.3%
Why members miss votes
A missed vote isn't always a skipped day. The most common reasons are illness or medical treatment, the birth of a child, a death in the family, running for another office, and official travel. Each member's page shows the reason they gave, with a link to where they said it.
Where no reason has been given, we say so, and nothing more.
How we count
- Every recorded roll-call vote from the House Clerk and the Senate, updated as votes happen.
- A vote counts as missed when the member was in office and is listed as "Not Voting".
- Voting "Present" is a vote, not an absence.
- Votes before a member was sworn in, or after they left, don't count.
- The Speaker usually doesn't vote and is left out of the rankings.
Questions and answers
What counts as a missed vote?
A recorded roll-call vote where the member was in office and the official tally lists them as "Not Voting". Voice votes aren't recorded by name, so they can't be counted.
Who has missed the most votes this Congress?
Rep. Thomas Kean (R-NJ) has missed 144 of 323 votes (45%), the most of any House member.
What is a typical attendance record?
The typical House member has missed 1.5% of votes this Congress. Most members miss only a handful.
Do members of Congress get paid when they miss votes?
Yes. Pay is set by law at $174,000 a year for most members and isn't reduced for missed votes.
Can members vote from home?
Not today. The House allowed proxy voting from May 2020 to January 2023, so attendance in those years isn't comparable with other years.
A reason is missing or wrong. How do I tell you?
Use the Feedback button and link to the statement. We add reasons only from the member's own statements, the Congressional Record or news reports, and we show the source.



