U.S. Representative · Democratic · California
Every measurement below traces to a recorded vote or a public filing. Where we have nothing yet, we say so.
Measurements held — 6 of 7 available
660
votes on record
15
attendance
377
bills scored
10
committees
187
disclosed funders
3
co-voting peers
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Most recent roll-call votes — the raw evidence.
U.S. Representative · house · CA · Incumbent
How consistently stated positions match the voting record.
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How the record reads once it is grouped, counted and compared. The raw votes are above; everything here is derived from them.
Each topic shows how much of the record we hold. Open a topic to see each issue, placed between its own two ends.
Roll-call days on record. Density = votes cast; ▼ marks days with an explicit not-voting record; outlines are days without a record — gaps in ingestion are never shown as absences.
One question, checked against independent evidence classes. When they agree, that’s a strong signal; when they split, you see exactly where.
Measurements of legislative behavior, not policy positions. Not used in alignment scoring.
The 12 issues with the most bills, of 100 · from 377 bills scored
222 bills: 56 toward no state at all, 166 toward total state ownership of production and property
168 bills: 76 toward no state at all: liberty without government, 92 toward state authority
56 bills: 36 toward institutional continuity, 20 toward systemic change
46 bills: 18 toward representative-substantive, 28 toward procedure-as-content / direct
46 bills: 29 toward publish government records proactively, easily, without a request, 17 toward records available only on request or at agency discretion
41 bills: 17 toward total non-resistance: no force, even in defence, 24 toward total war: destroy the enemy society until unconditional surrender
37 bills: 19 toward mutual aid / voluntary association, 18 toward hierarchical authority
35 bills: 4 toward no state: unregulated markets, no taxation, 31 toward state / common ownership, redistribution
34 bills: 7 toward parochial / national, 27 toward universal / cosmopolitan
31 bills: 21 toward power at the lowest competent level, 10 toward national standards, preemption
17 bills: 4 toward no state secrecy power at all, government may never suppress disclosure, 13 toward executive discretion over what stays secret
11 bills: 3 toward balance the budget; debt is a moral hazard, 8 toward deficits are an instrument
Who they act with and who funds the work. Disclosure, not judgement — both parties treated identically.
6 of 187 disclosed funders have taken a public position on a bill we have placed on our scale — together about 4.8% of the PAC money this candidate has raised. What follows is those funders in their own filed words, not a score, and not a claim about this candidate.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS PAC$10k
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHEET METAL, AIR, RAIL AND TRANSPORTATION WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION LEAGUE$7k
AT&T INC. FEDERAL PAC$6k
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF HOME BUILDERS PAC (BUILD PAC)$4k
SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP. PAC$3k
THE HOME DEPOT PAC$3k
A funder’s position is evidence about the funder. Whether this candidate’s own record follows it is a separate question, and this panel does not answer it.
Organizations with a financial or influence relationship to this politician, sized by total contributions. Tile size reflects dollars given.
Co-voting across shared roll calls — the top of the range and the strongest divergence. A report, never an alliance label.
Organizations with stated support or ratings on record — a disclosure, never a recommendation.
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