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Rep. Peterson (D-MN-7) leads Democrats in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) leads Republicans in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Minority Leader Pelosi (D-CA-12) has cosponsored 4 Republican bills this Congress
As the leader of her party in the House, it probably comes as no surprise that Pelosi has only cosponsored 4 Republican sponsored bills, two of which were for "commemorative coins". Four of the top 10 Democrats who work the least across the aisle are from California. The average Cook PVI rating of the districts or states these Democrats represent is D +20.
Four Republicans have cosponsored zero Democratic bills this Congress
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Learn more about how you can stay up to date, engaged and active in our democracy using Quorum’s public affairs software.
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Rep. Peterson (D-MN-7) leads Democrats in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) leads Republicans in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Minority Leader Pelosi (D-CA-12) has cosponsored 4 Republican bills this Congress
As the leader of her party in the House, it probably comes as no surprise that Pelosi has only cosponsored 4 Republican sponsored bills, two of which were for "commemorative coins". Four of the top 10 Democrats who work the least across the aisle are from California. The average Cook PVI rating of the districts or states these Democrats represent is D +20.
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Similar to Minority Leader Pelosi, Majority Leaders McCarthy (R-CA-23) and McConnell (R-KY) have cosponsored 1 Democrat bill this session (for McCarthy it was a bill renaming a post office and for McConnell it was a joint-resolution condemning the events in Charlottesville). Speaker Ryan (R-WI-1) and Majority Whip Scalise (R-LA-1) have cosponsored 0 Democrat bills this session. The average Cook PVI rating of the districts or states these Republicans represent is R +15.
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Rep. Peterson (D-MN-7) leads Democrats in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) leads Republicans in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Minority Leader Pelosi (D-CA-12) has cosponsored 4 Republican bills this Congress
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Four Republicans have cosponsored zero Democratic bills this Congress
Similar to Minority Leader Pelosi, Majority Leaders McCarthy (R-CA-23) and McConnell (R-KY) have cosponsored 1 Democrat bill this session (for McCarthy it was a bill renaming a post office and for McConnell it was a joint-resolution condemning the events in Charlottesville). Speaker Ryan (R-WI-1) and Majority Whip Scalise (R-LA-1) have cosponsored 0 Democrat bills this session. The average Cook PVI rating of the districts or states these Republicans represent is R +15.
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Data Driven Insights
The Top 10 Most Bipartisan Members of the 115th Congress
Partisan politics have dominated much of the legislative agenda during the 115th Congress. However, this October a handful of key bipartisan legislative efforts have made headlines including the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, the Alexander-Murray health care bill, and most recently, the Warner-Klobuchar-McCain Honest Ads Act. Here’s a look at the top 10 most bipartisan members in the 115th Congress based on the portion of total bills they’ve cosponsored with an opposite party sponsor:
Rep. Peterson (D-MN-7) leads Democrats in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) leads Republicans in cosponsoring legislation across the aisle.
Minority Leader Pelosi (D-CA-12) has cosponsored 4 Republican bills this Congress
As the leader of her party in the House, it probably comes as no surprise that Pelosi has only cosponsored 4 Republican sponsored bills, two of which were for “commemorative coins”. Four of the top 10 Democrats who work the least across the aisle are from California. The average Cook PVI rating of the districts or states these Democrats represent is D +20.
Four Republicans have cosponsored zero Democratic bills this Congress
Similar to Minority Leader Pelosi, Majority Leaders McCarthy (R-CA-23) and McConnell (R-KY) have cosponsored 1 Democrat bill this session (for McCarthy it was a bill renaming a post office and for McConnell it was a joint-resolution condemning the events in Charlottesville). Speaker Ryan (R-WI-1) and Majority Whip Scalise (R-LA-1) have cosponsored 0 Democrat bills this session. The average Cook PVI rating of the districts or states these Republicans represent is R +15.