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Rep. Lamar Smith

Republican · TX-21 · since 1987
+$320B
Voted yes
1 of 2
Per constituent
$373,385

Sen. John Cornyn

Republican · TX · since 2002
+$6.28T
Voted yes
14 of 19
Per constituent
$198,055
BillSmithCornyn10-yr deficit (CBO)
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 20262026 · not scored
—YEAn/a
Continuing Appropriations, Agriculture, Legislative Branch, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Extensions Act, 20262025 · not scored
—YEAn/a
One Big Beautiful Bill Act2025
—YEA+$3.4T
Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 20252025 · not scored
—YEAn/a
Social Security Fairness Act2025
—YEA+$196B
National Security Supplemental (Senate vote on the combined package)2024
—YEA+$95.3B
Fiscal Responsibility Act of 20232023
—YEA−$1.5T
Inflation Reduction Act2022
—NAY−$238B
Honoring our PACT Act2022
—NOT VOTING+$278B
CHIPS and Science Act2022
—YEA+$79B
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act2021
—NAY+$256B
American Rescue Plan Act2021
—NAY+$1.86T
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 20212020
—YEA+$868B
CARES Act2020
—YEA+$1.72T
Families First Coronavirus Response Act2020
—YEA+$192B
Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 20202019
—NAY+$373B
Bipartisan Budget Act of 20192019
—YEA+$1.7T
Bipartisan Budget Act of 20182018
YEAYEA+$320B
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act2017
NOT VOTINGYEA+$1.46T

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