Robert F. Onder

U.S. Representative · Republican · Missouri

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Measurements held — 6 of 7 available

1528
votes on record
93
attendance
439
bills scored
14
committees
180
disclosed funders
3
co-voting peers
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Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026Sep 16, 2026 · On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments
Yea
Retire through Ownership ActSep 16, 2026 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass
Yea
Water Resources Development Act of 2026Sep 16, 2026 · On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended
Yea

Robert F. Onder

U.S. Representative · house · MO · Incumbent

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Governance23 issues · 384 bills

Government Scope261 bills
no state at alltotal state ownership of production and property
Authority ↔ Liberty204 bills
no state at all: liberty without governmentstate authority
Pace / Legitimacy of Change77 bills
institutional continuitysystemic change
Open records66 bills
publish government records proactively, easily, without a requestrecords available only on request or at agency discretion
Proceduralism60 bills
representative-substantiveprocedure-as-content / direct

Show all 23

Hierarchy ↔ Anti-Hierarchy49 bills
mutual aid / voluntary associationhierarchical authority
Subsidiarity ↔ Centralization (law-making)44 bills
power at the lowest competent levelnational standards, preemption
Transparency ↔ State secrecy30 bills
no state secrecy power at all, government may never suppress disclosureexecutive discretion over what stays secret
Institutional trust ↔ Institutional distrust (v7 #46/#47 carried over)13 bills
defer to expert and professional institutionsinstitutions are captured; restructure or defund
ID to register or vote5 bills
require ID or proof of citizenship to register or to votedo not
Experts and scientists5 bills
trust themcaptured
Political violence5 bills
never justifiedsometimes justified
Documentary proof of citizenship to register4 bills
require itno citizenship requirement at all — noncitizens allowed to register and vote
Universities4 bills
restore funding and standingrestructure or defund
Confrontation vs civility in politics3 bills
eliminationist violence against opponents; assassination and armed insurrection as politicscivility and compromise
Who commands law enforcement2 bills
county sheriff is the supreme law enforcement authority, able to override even state and federal officersthe President, nationally
Socialism2 bills
positivenegative
Capitalism2 bills
positivenegative
Mail voting1 bills
ban mail voting entirely except rare medical absenteeexpand
Members of Congress trading stocks1 bills
full bandisclosure is enough
The Epstein files1 bills
release in fullagencies decide
Expanding the Supreme Court1 bills
nopack the Court immediately to guarantee a desired ruling
Journalists1 bills
journalists must report only state-approved truth, dissent bannedjournalists are propagandists who exist to advance the cause, truth is irrelevant

Foreign Policy18 issues · 83 bills

Conflict Posture56 bills
total non-resistance: no force, even in defencetotal war: destroy the enemy society until unconditional surrender
Moral-Community Scope51 bills
parochial / nationaluniversal / cosmopolitan
Who authorizes war11 bills
the President may fight without a voteCongress must authorize
The Israel relationship9 bills
unconditional allianceits influence is a problem
US military aid to Israel7 bills
keep or increasecondition, cut or end

Show all 18

Size of the military7 bills
keep or growreduce
Force short of war6 bills
the President's to useCongress must authorize that too
The Iran war5 bills
keep using forceoppose; limited strikes at most
US aid to Ukraine5 bills
keep or increaseend it
Sanctions on Russia5 bills
tightenlift for a settlement
NATO5 bills
favor ita burden; US interests alone
Humanitarian relief abroad4 bills
fund itnot with US tax money
Sanctions on Iran4 bills
tighten; maximum pressurelift them for a nuclear deal
Development aid3 bills
restore it, reformedkeep the cuts or eliminate
America's role in the world3 bills
superpower; activeconcentrate at home
Military action against Venezuela (the Maduro capture)2 bills
justifiedunauthorized
Palestine's status2 bills
not a nation: its governing bodies get no recognition or standing, and their officials may be barred from entrya recognized foreign nation: its government and NGOs are treated as any foreign nation's
Who qualifies as a terrorist group1 bills
any group the US opposes, including non-violent political movementsonly groups proven to have committed mass murder

Economy32 issues · 81 bills

Economic Coordination57 bills
no state: unregulated markets, no taxationstate / common ownership, redistribution
Fiscal discipline ↔ Fiscal expansion15 bills
balance the budget; debt is a moral hazarddeficits are an instrument
Unions8 bills
stronger unions, faster first contractsright-to-work, weaker collective bargaining
Endangered Species Act7 bills
strengthen itnarrow it
A Fed digital dollar (CBDC)6 bills
allow itban it

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Concentration ↔ Dispersal of economic power5 bills
no antitrust at all, monopoly and trusts are a natural, lawful right of ownersbreak up and publicly own concentrated industries, nationalize monopolies
Deficits5 bills
balance first, even at the cost of tax cuts or programsgrowth or programs first; deficits are a tool
Medicaid funding4 bills
protect itcut its growth
Oil, gas and mining on public land4 bills
expand leasingrestrict it
Wildfire and forest management4 bills
active logging and thinninglimit logging and let forests recover naturally
Who sets tariffs3 bills
the President, by emergency powerCongress only
ACA subsidies3 bills
extend themlet them expire
EV charger funding3 bills
keep itrescind it
Broad tariffs2 bills
total embargo on all foreign tradefree trade; tariffs are a consumer tax
Right to repair2 bills
manufacturers must give owners parts, tools, softwaremanufacturers control repair
Wall Street buying family homes2 bills
ban or cap itleave it
Crypto framework2 bills
friendly frameworkstrict rules first
Financial rescues of allied governments2 bills
strategic and worth itno foreign bailouts
Farm subsidies and crop insurance2 bills
guarantee full parity income support and total price floors, no caps at allcut or phase them out
Federal money for city transit2 bills
fund itcut it or leave it to the states
Grazing on public land2 bills
protect ranchers' accessrestrict it
Medicaid work requirements1 bills
no requirementrequire work
Social Security and disability benefit levels1 bills
expand benefitstrim benefits
Zoning1 bills
state/federal override to build morelocal control
Rent control1 bills
government ownership of rental housing, rent set by stateno rent control
Existing student debt1 bills
cancel it broadlytargeted relief at most
Federal student loans going forward1 bills
keep lendingend lending and also cancel/abolish existing federal student debt program entirely, returning education finance wholly to private market
The tipped minimum wage1 bills
end the tip creditkeep it
Ethanol mandate (Renewable Fuel Standard)1 bills
keep or expand it, including year-round E15repeal it
Sugar program1 bills
keep its price supports and import quotasend it
Amtrak and high-speed rail1 bills
nationalize and massively expand rail as public workscut them
Air traffic control1 bills
keep it in the FAAprivatize it

Social Issues34 issues · 60 bills

Permitting reform (NEPA)12 bills
require review for more categories, with public suits to enforce itcut it and build
Border security as a priority11 bills
extremely importantabolish ICE and border enforcement entirely
Transgender athletes8 bills
by gender identityby sex at birth
IVF7 bills
expand accessrestrict
Police funding7 bills
fund and hire moremove money to social services

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Abolishing ICE6 bills
keep itabolish it
Fossil fuels6 bills
ban all extraction of fossil fuelsall of the above
Gun rights ↔ Gun regulation (v7 #18 carried over)5 bills
abolish virtually all gun laws; no licensing, no restrictions even on who may ownregulate ownership and carry
Legal recognition of gender identity5 bills
law must recognize a third, non-binary sex/gender category, not just male-to-female switchingsex at birth is what the law recognizes
Mass deportation4 bills
deport entire ethnic groups by ancestry, no individual process at allcriminals first, with due process
Child care4 bills
public investmentcash to parents instead
DEI programs4 bills
they remedy discriminationmake them illegal
EV mandates and clean-car standards4 bills
keep themno mandates
Nuclear power4 bills
government should build and own nuclear plants directly as public poweroppose
Gender-affirming care for minors3 bills
protect accessrestrict
Petty offenders and first mistakes3 bills
adult severity even for children; mandatory life terms, no juvenile tracklenient; diversion, no record
Environmental rules3 bills
ban harmful economic activity outright regardless of jobs lostthey cost jobs
LGBTQ+ anti-discrimination law2 bills
full protectionroll it back
Religious exemptions from general laws2 bills
broadnarrow or none
School vouchers2 bills
all public money for religious or private schools, no public system requiredprotect district schools
Legal status for the long-settled1 bills
noyes
Troops at the border1 bills
yesno
Detention while cases are decided1 bills
detain without hearing based on ancestry alone, not tied to case reviewno
Legal immigration levels1 bills
reduceincrease
Adversary purchases of US farmland1 bills
allowban
Soda and candy on SNAP1 bills
keep them outlet people choose
Intoxicating hemp products1 bills
regulate themban them
Psychedelic therapy1 bills
fund research and accesscaution
Criminal penalties for women seeking an abortion1 bills
criminalize the womanno criminal penalty for the woman
Same-sex marriage1 bills
recognizednot recognized
Cash bail1 bills
keep itend it
Parental notification of social transition1 bills
parents toldschools keep confidence
Gender-identity lessons in early grades1 bills
noneinclusive lessons
Eminent domain for private pipelines1 bills
use eminent domain broadly for private economic development, any benefit claimedban; property rights

Values & Identity14 issues · 34 bills

Basis of the Polity15 bills
civic-territorialmembership by race or blood, denied by law to others
Source of Moral Order14 bills
official atheism: religion excluded from public legitimacyreligious / metaphysical
Modernity & Time9 bills
remake human nature itself through planned technologysacred-tradition / cyclical time
Tribal status: political or racial9 bills
political: tribes are governments; membership is a political classificationracial: tribal membership is an ancestral, racial classification
Public money for religious schools2 bills
none: no aid to religious schoolson equal terms with secular schools

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Means a movement may use for its aims2 bills
lawful politics onlyany means the cause requires, up to armed attacks that reach civilians
Confederate monuments and base names1 bills
remove themhonor the Confederacy as the rightful government, treason by the Union
Private racial exclusion (businesses, housing, schools, associations)1 bills
prohibited by lawallowed as freedom of association
Tribal nations' status1 bills
fully independent nations, outside US law, dealt with as foreign nationsend separate status: reservations dissolved, ordinary US law
School-sponsored prayer1 bills
forbiddenallowed or provided by the school
State-mandated racial separation1 bills
forbiddenrequired or permitted by law
Group preference in law1 bills
none: the law is group-blindpreference for a named group
Government in languages other than English1 bills
provide itEnglish only
What schools teach about the nation1 bills
one shared national storyeach group's own history, including its grievances

Identity & Rights4 issues · 26 bills

Privacy ↔ Surveillance24 bills
warrant requirement, data minimisationmass warrantless surveillance of citizens by race or suspected disloyalty
Pornography5 bills
no restriction on pornography at all, full repeal of obscenity lawredefine obscenity
One federal database on citizens4 bills
total federal surveillance database on every citizen, mandatory biometric national IDno
AI safety rules3 bills
minimalguardrails and liability

Environment2 issues · 23 bills

Extraction ↔ Conservation17 bills
extract all resources without limit, seize or open any land including protected and tribal land for drilling/miningend extraction entirely, keep fossil fuels and minerals in the ground, abolish industrial exploitation of nature
Policy-Frame Legitimacy11 bills
reject industrial civilization itselfaccepts the policy/industrial frame

Political Positions

The 12 issues with the most bills, of 127 · from 439 bills scored

Government Scope261 bills
261 bills: 102 toward no state at all, 159 toward total state ownership of production and property
Authority ↔ Liberty204 bills
204 bills: 73 toward no state at all: liberty without government, 131 toward state authority
Pace / Legitimacy of Change77 bills
77 bills: 64 toward institutional continuity, 13 toward systemic change
Open records66 bills
66 bills: 60 toward publish government records proactively, easily, without a request, 6 toward records available only on request or at agency discretion
Proceduralism60 bills
60 bills: 49 toward representative-substantive, 11 toward procedure-as-content / direct
Economic Coordination57 bills
57 bills: 24 toward no state: unregulated markets, no taxation, 33 toward state / common ownership, redistribution
Conflict Posture56 bills
56 bills: 18 toward total non-resistance: no force, even in defence, 38 toward total war: destroy the enemy society until unconditional surrender
Moral-Community Scope51 bills
51 bills: 33 toward parochial / national, 18 toward universal / cosmopolitan
Hierarchy ↔ Anti-Hierarchy49 bills
49 bills: 18 toward mutual aid / voluntary association, 31 toward hierarchical authority
Subsidiarity ↔ Centralization (law-making)44 bills
44 bills: 18 toward power at the lowest competent level, 26 toward national standards, preemption
Transparency ↔ State secrecy30 bills
30 bills: 3 toward no state secrecy power at all, government may never suppress disclosure, 27 toward executive discretion over what stays secret
Privacy ↔ Surveillance24 bills
24 bills: 18 toward warrant requirement, data minimisation, 6 toward mass warrantless surveillance of citizens by race or suspected disloyalty

The network

Who they act with and who funds the work. Disclosure, not judgement — both parties treated identically.

Top disclosed sources$600k

AMEREN CORPORATION FEDERAL PACpac$20k3% of total
AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PACpac$15k3% of total
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEpac$15k3% of total
MR SOUTHERN MISSOURIAN IN THE HOUSE PACpac$15k3% of total
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS PAC (ASA PAC)pac$13k2% of total

From public filings · disclosure, not judgement · both parties shown identically

4 of 180 disclosed funders have taken a public position on a bill we have placed on our scale — together about 3.2% 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$5k
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION PAC$5k
- Against African Burial Ground International Memorial Museum and Educational Center Act
THE HOME DEPOT PAC$3k
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION PAC$3k

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Robert F. Onder

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Who funds Robert F. Onder

voted Yes on Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule issued by the Environmental Protection Agency relating to the "California State Nonroad Engine Pollution Control Standards; Commercial Harbor Craft Regulations; Notice of Decision".

voted Yes on National Fraud Enforcement Division Act of 2026

voted Yes on Water Resources Development Act of 2026

voted Yes on Ratepayer Protection Act

voted Yes on Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026

voted Yes on Retire through Ownership Act

voted Yes on PROOF Act

voted Yes on Impeaching Donald John Trump, President of the United States, for high crimes and misdemeanors.

voted Yes on Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Environmental Protection Agency relating to "California State Nonroad Engine Pollution Control Standards; Ocean-Going Vessels At-Berth; Notice of Decision".

voted No on Tax Relief for Fraud Victims Act

voted No on Directing the President, pursuant to section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities with Iran.

voted Yes on Fostering the Use of Technology to Uphold Regulatory Effectiveness in Supervision Act

voted Yes on Whistleblower Protection Act of 2025

voted Yes on GUARD Act

voted No on Diesel Emissions Reduction Act of 2025

voted No on National Wildlife Refuge System Invasive Species Strike Team Act of 2025

voted No on Local Communities & Bird Habitat Stewardship Act of 2025

voted Yes on Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026