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330 members of Congress were measured in commercial banks & credit. 80 of them are above their own peer group — same chamber, same party, same third of the party by DW-NOMINATE — on both the share of their money that comes from this industry and how often they vote its way. They are ranked below by the index, the geometric mean of those two residuals. Members measured here with no such alignment, and members below the coverage floor, are not listed; neither is a zero.

Read the dollars and the roll-call count beside each figure, not just the index: some pairs clear the floor on small sums or few votes.

Measured alignments, ranked

Residuals are standard deviations from the peer-group mean.

#MemberSeat IndexMoney VotesDirect PAC $ Roll callsPeers
1 Warren Davidson House · OH · R 3.71 +4.96 +2.77 $67,500 8 45
2 Bill Foster House · IL · D 2.59 +3.38 +1.98 $136,500 8 58
3 Sarah McBride House · DE · D 2.19 +2.42 +1.98 $53,000 8 58
4 Brad Sherman House · CA · D 2.11 +3.21 +1.39 $85,500 8 54
5 Sean Casten House · IL · D 2.11 +2.48 +1.80 $90,500 8 50
6 Nikema Williams House · GA · D 1.78 +2.57 +1.23 $53,000 8 50
7 Gwen Moore House · WI · D 1.58 +1.38 +1.80 $57,000 8 50
8 Gregory W. Meeks House · NY · D 1.47 +3.11 +0.69 $114,500 8 54
9 Madeleine Dean House · PA · D 1.04 +0.48 +2.26 $40,500 8 54
10 Ann Wagner House · MO · R 0.99 +2.91 +0.34 $138,000 8 59
11 J. French Hill House · AR · R 0.96 +2.74 +0.34 $181,000 8 59
12 Ritchie Torres House · NY · D 0.95 +3.57 +0.25 $109,000 8 58
13 Vicente Gonzalez House · TX · D 0.95 +1.91 +0.47 $99,500 7 54
14 Sam T. Liccardo House · CA · D 0.94 +1.29 +0.69 $45,500 8 54
15 Young Kim House · CA · R 0.94 +2.62 +0.34 $139,600 8 59
16 James A. Himes House · CT · D 0.88 +3.06 +0.25 $130,000 8 58
17 Mike Flood House · NE · R 0.87 +2.23 +0.34 $112,000 8 59
18 Bryan Steil House · WI · R 0.83 +2.02 +0.34 $145,500 8 59
19 Joyce Beatty House · OH · D 0.75 +2.64 +0.21 $122,000 8 50
20 Zachary Nunn House · IA · R 0.74 +1.61 +0.34 $108,000 8 59
21 Josh Gottheimer House · NJ · D 0.64 +1.62 +0.25 $91,000 8 58
22 Maxine Waters House · CA · D 0.62 +1.83 +0.21 $42,000 8 50
23 Terri A. Sewell House · AL · D 0.62 +0.56 +0.69 $71,000 8 54
24 Michael Lawler House · NY · R 0.62 +1.13 +0.34 $96,000 8 59
25 Darren Soto House · FL · D 0.62 +0.55 +0.69 $63,000 8 54
26 Janelle S. Bynum House · OR · D 0.58 +1.35 +0.25 $64,500 8 58
27 Andrew R. Garbarino House · NY · R 0.58 +0.98 +0.34 $122,000 8 59
28 Mike Quigley House · IL · D 0.57 +1.27 +0.25 $45,000 8 58
29 Barry Loudermilk House · GA · R 0.53 +2.81 +0.10 $34,500 8 45
30 Frank D. Lucas House · OK · R 0.52 +0.79 +0.34 $46,500 8 59
31 Emanuel Cleaver House · MO · D 0.50 +1.13 +0.22 $58,500 7 50
32 Mike Rogers House · AL · R 0.46 +0.63 +0.34 $37,500 8 59
33 Daniel Meuser House · PA · R 0.46 +2.97 +0.07 $101,500 8 64
34 Bill Huizenga House · MI · R 0.45 +2.78 +0.07 $172,500 8 64
35 Troy Downing House · MT · R 0.43 +1.83 +0.10 $83,500 8 45
36 Tim Moore House · NC · R 0.42 +2.48 +0.07 $63,500 8 64
37 Andy Barr House · KY · R 0.39 +2.16 +0.07 $154,000 8 64
38 Roger Williams House · TX · R 0.38 +1.98 +0.07 $51,500 8 64
39 Bradley Scott Schneider House · IL · D 0.37 +0.53 +0.25 $72,500 8 58
40 Scott Fitzgerald House · WI · R 0.36 +1.82 +0.07 $90,500 8 64
41 Susie Lee House · NV · D 0.35 +0.49 +0.25 $41,500 8 58
42 Nydia M. Velázquez House · NY · D 0.35 +1.42 +0.09 $5,500 7 50
43 Mike Haridopolos House · FL · R 0.33 +1.52 +0.07 $54,000 8 64
44 Burgess Owens House · UT · R 0.31 +1.34 +0.07 $15,000 8 64
45 Alma S. Adams House · NC · D 0.29 +0.39 +0.21 $17,500 8 50
46 Juan Vargas House · CA · D 0.28 +1.92 +0.04 $42,000 8 54
47 Lisa C. McClain House · MI · R 0.26 +0.96 +0.07 $112,000 8 64
48 Michael Guest House · MS · R 0.26 +0.93 +0.07 $27,000 8 64
49 Max L. Miller House · OH · R 0.24 +0.18 +0.34 $31,000 8 59
50 Steny H. Hoyer House · MD · D 0.23 +1.37 +0.04 $22,000 8 54
51 Tom McClintock House · CA · R 0.23 +0.51 +0.10 $7,000 8 45
52 Monica De La Cruz House · TX · R 0.22 +0.67 +0.07 $38,500 8 64
53 Mike Carey House · OH · R 0.21 +0.13 +0.34 $68,500 8 59
54 Steven Horsford House · NV · D 0.20 +0.17 +0.25 $58,500 8 58
55 Ed Case House · HI · D 0.19 +0.04 +1.02 $16,500 8 58
56 Gary J. Palmer House · AL · R 0.18 +0.37 +0.09 $20,000 7 45
57 Joe Neguse House · CO · D 0.18 +0.83 +0.04 $66,000 8 54
58 Pete Sessions House · TX · R 0.18 +0.46 +0.07 $28,000 8 64
59 Thomas R. Suozzi House · NY · D 0.18 +0.12 +0.25 $52,500 8 58
60 Scott H. Peters House · CA · D 0.17 +0.12 +0.25 $42,000 8 58
61 Steve Scalise House · LA · R 0.17 +0.42 +0.07 $112,500 8 64
62 Mark E. Amodei House · NV · R 0.17 +0.08 +0.34 $7,500 8 59
63 Debbie Wasserman Schultz House · FL · D 0.17 +0.04 +0.69 $26,000 8 54
64 Ashley Hinson House · IA · R 0.17 +0.08 +0.34 $36,500 8 59
65 Marlin A. Stutzman House · IN · R 0.16 +0.27 +0.10 $6,000 8 45
66 Tom Emmer House · MN · R 0.16 +0.34 +0.07 $130,000 8 64
67 Stephen F. Lynch House · MA · D 0.14 +0.47 +0.04 $18,000 8 54
68 Mark Alford House · MO · R 0.14 +0.26 +0.07 $29,000 8 64
69 Dale W. Strong House · AL · R 0.13 +0.16 +0.10 $24,000 8 45
70 John R. Moolenaar House · MI · R 0.11 +0.03 +0.34 $22,500 8 59
71 David Kustoff House · TN · R 0.10 +0.15 +0.07 $45,500 8 64
72 Jodey C. Arrington House · TX · R 0.10 +0.10 +0.10 $24,000 8 45
73 Mike Kennedy House · UT · R 0.10 +0.09 +0.10 $24,000 8 45
74 Mike Collins House · GA · R 0.09 +0.08 +0.10 $11,000 8 45
75 David Schweikert House · AZ · R 0.09 +0.10 +0.07 $15,500 8 64
76 Jason Smith House · MO · R 0.08 +0.09 +0.07 $123,000 8 64
77 James E. Clyburn House · SC · D 0.07 +0.03 +0.21 $36,500 8 50
78 Trent Kelly House · MS · R 0.06 +0.03 +0.10 $23,000 8 45
79 Mike Johnson House · LA · R 0.04 +0.03 +0.07 $97,500 8 64
80 Joe Wilson House · SC · R 0.02 +0.01 +0.07 $12,000 8 64

What this does not mean

It is a statistical association between contributions received and votes cast, relative to comparable legislators. It is not a finding of corruption, bribery, or any other crime, and this site makes no such allegation about any person named on it. Accepting lawful contributions from an industry whose position you already hold is ordinary politics: a legislator from a farm state who votes for farm programmes and takes agribusiness money may simply be representing their constituents. Causation cannot be read off this data in either direction. A high index is a reason to look more closely at a relationship, and nothing more than that.

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Sources: FEC bulk filings, Voteview roll calls, govinfo BILLSTATUS. Updated 2026-10-12.