111th Congress / Senate / Members voting with their parties / By class / 2000

These scores represent the percentage of votes on which a lawmaker agrees with the position taken by a majority of his or her party members. The scores do not include missed votes. All lawmakers who served during this congress are included.

Party Voting Averages - first elected in 2006

88.0%
Democratic
(5 members)

The average for all 62 Democrats is 89.0%
86.7%
Republican
(1 member)

The average for all 42 Republicans is 81.7%
87.7%
All Members
(6 members)

The average for all 106 members is 86.0%

Party Voting by Member - First Elected in 2000

100%

Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY)

Representing: New York
Voted with Democratic Party: 100 percent of 5 votes.

94.3%

Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA)

Representing: Washington
Voted with Democratic Party: 94.3 percent of 351 votes.

93.4%

Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL)

Representing: Florida
Voted with Democratic Party: 93.4 percent of 350 votes.

92.6%

Sen. Tom Carper (D-DE)

Representing: Delaware
Voted with Democratic Party: 92.6 percent of 351 votes.

89.2%

Sen. John Ensign (R-NV)

Representing: Nevada
Voted with Republican Party: 89.2 percent of 343 votes.

73.7%

Sen. Ben Nelson (D-NE)

Representing: Nebraska
Voted with Democratic Party: 73.7 percent of 353 votes.

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