Issue
Government Reform, Ethics & Democracy
Officials on Government Reform, Ethics & Democracy
Positions on record
- Ryan MackenzieStated position
Enact voter ID, prohibit noncitizen voting, and ban unsecured ballot drop boxes and ballot harvesting.
View position & sources → - Ryan MackenzieStated position
Ban members of Congress from trading stocks based on insider information.
View position & sources → - Ryan MackenzieStated position
Implement term limits for elected officials and bureaucrats, including members of Congress.
View position & sources → - Manny RutinelStated position
Refuse corporate PAC money for his campaign (No Corporate PAC Money Pledge).
View position & sources → - Manny RutinelStated position
Work to reverse Citizens United and get dark money out of politics.
View position & sources → - Manny RutinelStated position
Fight to ban stock trading by members of Congress and close lobbyist loopholes.
View position & sources → - Brian J. MastStated position
Co-sponsor and vote for the U.S. Term Limits constitutional amendment limiting members of the House to three terms and Senators to two terms (signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge).
View position & sources → - Rick LarsenStated position
Enact the DISCLOSE Act to require disclosure of dark money in political spending.
View position & sources → - Roger WilliamsStated position
Oppose congressional earmarks.
View position & sources → - James P. McGovernStated position
Pass the Democracy for All Amendment, a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United by affirming the power of states and the federal government to set limits on and regulate campaign contributions and spending in elections.
View position & sources → - James ComerStated position
As Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, investigate the Biden family's foreign business dealings and whether President Biden was compromised or swayed by foreign payments and influence.
View position & sources → - Jim JordanStated position
As House Judiciary Committee chairman, Jordan committed to investigating the alleged 'weaponization' of the federal government, establishing and chairing the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government to probe the FBI, DOJ, and other federal agencies.
View position & sources → - Angie CraigStated position
Ban members of Congress from owning or trading individual stocks and impose a lifetime lobbying ban on former members (HUMBLE Act / NO STOCK resolution).
View position & sources → - Joe NeguseStated position
Ban Members of Congress from trading individual stocks, as part of his 'End Corruption' agenda — sponsoring the Ban Conflicted Trading Act and cosponsoring/pushing a floor vote on the TRUST (Restore Trust) in Congress Act.
View position & sources → - Jamie RaskinStated position
Extend the federal ban on foreign-national campaign contributions and expenditures to foreign-controlled, foreign-influenced, and foreign-owned domestic business entities, by passing H.R. 9874, which I introduced.
View position & sources → - Mike BraunStated position
Establish a Property Tax Transparency Portal that lets taxpayers compare their current tax bill against potential changes under proposed tax rates.
View position & sources → - David McCormickStated position
Personally serve no more than two terms in the U.S. Senate.
View position & sources → - David McCormickStated position
Shake up Washington by enacting congressional term limits, making it easier to fire underperforming federal bureaucrats, moving key agencies such as the Department of Energy outside Washington, and banning members of Congress from insider trading, lobbying, or steering funding to family members.
View position & sources → - Andy KimStated position
Provide daily reports on what he is working on, who he is meeting with, and how he plans to vote, as part of a pledge to be the most transparent member of Congress.
View position & sources → - Andy KimStated position
Refuse all money from corporate PACs.
View position & sources → - Tim SheehyStated position
Pledged not to become a long-term Washington fixture, promising to finish the job and return home rather than make a career of the Senate.
View position & sources → - Angela D. AlsobrooksStated position
Alsobrooks commits to fighting for passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act to empower the Department of Justice to enforce voting rights.
View position & sources → - Roger MarshallStated position
Support congressional term limits by cosponsoring and voting for the U.S. Term Limits Amendment, capping service at two Senate terms and three House terms. Marshall signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge and cosponsored the amendment (HJR11).
View position & sources → - Jim BanksStated position
Introduced the Save Democracy Act, which he says would impose election-integrity measures including voter ID, poll-watching provisions, and faster ballot counting.
View position & sources → - Rick ScottStated position
Enact term limits for Congress and government bureaucrats, pursued via a constitutional amendment.
View position & sources → - Lisa Blunt RochesterStated position
Continue to call out and resist attacks on voting rights.
View position & sources → - John KennedyStated position
Pledged to always prioritize ways to save taxpayer money.
View position & sources → - Joni ErnstStated position
Commitment to personally issue a "Squeal Award" every month that identifies a specific federal expense, program, or concept she deems wasteful and says must be cut.
View position & sources → - Joni ErnstStated position
Ernst's signature commitment to cut wasteful federal spending and "make Washington squeal" — the central pledge of her 2014 Senate campaign that she frames as the specific mission Iowans sent her to Congress to accomplish.
View position & sources → - Deb FischerStated position
During her first (2012) Senate campaign, pledged to limit her own service to a maximum of two six-year terms. (Note: Fischer later ran for and won a third term in 2024, reversing this pledge.)
View position & sources → - Marsha BlackburnStated position
As governor, Blackburn commits to fight to implement party registration, moving Tennessee toward closed primaries in which voters declare a party affiliation.
View position & sources → - Jeff MerkleyStated position
Stop accepting campaign contributions from corporate political action committees (PACs).
View position & sources → - Susan M. CollinsStated position
Pledged during her first Senate campaign that if elected she would serve only two terms (twelve years) in the U.S. Senate. She was sworn in for a fifth term in January 2021 and in 2026 launched a campaign for a sixth term, so the term-limit pledge was not kept.
View position & sources → - Thom TillisStated position
Vowed to use every procedural tool available to him to slow down or stall the SAVE America Act (a voter-ID/election-eligibility bill) if it reaches the Senate through a House reconciliation package.
View position & sources → - Ashley MoodyStated position
Introduced the Ballots by Election Day Act, committing to establish a nationwide requirement that all ballots be received by the time polls close on Election Day.
View position & sources → - Jamie RaskinStated position
Bar federal judges, including Supreme Court justices, from accepting gifts worth more than $50 in a single instance or $100 in the aggregate per year, by passing the High Court Gift Ban Act (H.R. 9688), which I introduced.
View position & sources → - Thomas MassieStated position
Will produce greater public transparency about what happened during the first 20 years of the congressional workplace-claims settlement program.
View position & sources → - Mazie K. HironoStated position
Enact the Open Meetings Act she introduced to require the federal judiciary's policymaking body, the Judicial Conference, to open its meetings to the public by default through livestreamed audio and published agendas.
View position & sources → - Mike LeeStated position
Committed to push Congress to pass the SAVE (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility) Act and related election-integrity legislation, framing passage as urgent after a Supreme Court ruling on mail ballots.
View position & sources → - Roger MarshallStated position
If re-elected in 2026, serve Kansas for the full six-year Senate term rather than leaving the seat early.
View position & sources → - Mazie K. HironoStated position
Pass the Right to Vote Act, which she co-introduced with Sen. Jon Ossoff to create the first-ever affirmative federal statutory right to vote in federal elections and let citizens challenge laws that restrict their ability to cast a ballot.
View position & sources → - Jon OssoffStated position
Pledged to reintroduce and advance the Right to Vote Act, legislation that would empower voters to challenge in court any state or local government action that makes it harder to vote and require that government to prove the restriction serves a governmental purpose by the least restrictive means.
View position & sources → - Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.Stated position
Will open the Judicial Conference's proceedings to the public, which the sponsor says can help the federal judiciary regain the public trust it has lost over the past three decades.
View position & sources → - Elissa SlotkinStated position
Slotkin introduced the Protect Our Polls Act, which she says would require congressional approval before military troops or armed federal officers could be deployed to polling places, to prevent their use to interfere in elections.
View position & sources → - Jamie RaskinStated position
Restrict compromise settlements between the President and the United States to prevent taxpayer-funded self-dealing payouts, by passing the BLANCHE Act (Block Lawless Agreements and Nullify Corrupt Handouts and Emoluments Act, H.R. 9210), which I introduced.
View position & sources → - Katie Boyd BrittStated position
Reintroduced the Prevent Government Shutdowns Act to take government shutdowns off the table and require Congress to remain in session until its funding work is complete.
View position & sources → - John CornynStated position
After losing the 2026 Republican primary runoff to Ken Paxton, support the Republican ticket — including nominee Paxton — in the November general election.
View position & sources → - Raphael G. WarnockStated position
Pass federal voting-rights legislation (including the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act) as a top priority when Democrats regain Senate power, refusing to let Senate procedure block it.
View position & sources → - Mary PeltolaStated position
Ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks by passing the Restore Trust in Congress Act.
View position & sources → - Mary PeltolaStated position
Enact 12-year term limits for members of Congress.
View position & sources → - Jamie RaskinStated position
Enact sweeping reforms to prevent abuses of presidential power and restore checks and balances, transparency, and accountability in the executive branch, by passing the Protecting Our Democracy Act (H.R. 8831), which I introduced.
View position & sources → - Bryan SteilStated position
Enact the Campaign Finance Transparency Act and the Preventing Foreign Interference in American Elections Act to increase donor transparency and stop fraudulent and foreign donations from influencing U.S. political campaigns.
View position & sources → - Tim WalzStated position
Committed to transform the state's human services system through a major structural overhaul aimed at preventing fraud.
View position & sources → - Jamie RaskinStated position
Prohibit certain political 'event contracts' and betting on elections in prediction markets, by passing the STOP Corrupt Bets Act (Stop Trading On Predictions and Corrupt Bets Act, H.R. 8123), which I introduced.
View position & sources → - Roger MarshallStated position
Continue pressing to pass voter-ID / proof-of-citizenship voting requirements through the SAVE America Act, vowing the effort will keep going after initial votes.
View position & sources → - Cindy Hyde-SmithStated position
As a cosponsor of the SAVE Act (S.1383), committed to advancing legislation requiring documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.
View position & sources → - Bill HagertyStated position
Pushed the Senate to pass the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections.
View position & sources → - Richard J. DurbinStated position
Durbin committed to vote against the Republican SAVE Act, which would change voter-registration rules: "I will vote no on this attack on our sacred right to vote."
View position & sources → - John CornynStated position
Support whatever changes to Senate rules are necessary — including the talking filibuster — to pass the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote and photo ID to cast a ballot, and get it signed into law.
View position & sources → - Jeff MerkleyStated position
Pass the DISCLOSE Act to require disclosure of the donors behind 'dark money' spending in federal elections.
View position & sources → - Sheldon WhitehouseStated position
As lead Senate sponsor, committed to passing the DISCLOSE Act to require super PACs and 'dark money' groups spending over $10,000 to disclose their large donors.
View position & sources → - John W. HickenlooperStated position
Committed, through the bipartisan ePermit Act he co-introduced, to digitize and streamline the federal permitting process into a single online system.
View position & sources → - Tom EmmerStated position
Advance the Minnesota Voter Integrity Act of 2026 (H.R.7320), which would withhold federal Help America Vote Act election-assistance funds from Minnesota until the Secretary of State cooperates with the Department of Justice's review of the state's voter registration and voting practices.
View position & sources → - Bryan SteilStated position
Advance the Make Elections Great Again (MEGA) Act to set federal baseline election-administration requirements, including voter ID requirements, clean voter rolls, and citizenship verification.
View position & sources → - Mikie SherrillStated position
Hold officers and staff in her administration to the highest standards of transparency and accountability through an ethics executive order (personal financial disclosure, blind trust, and a code of conduct).
View position & sources → - Tammy DuckworthStated position
Committed to pass the Inspectors General Independence Act to bar presidents from installing their own political allies as agency inspectors general.
View position & sources → - Mike RoundsStated position
Rounds pledged to support the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship in order to register to vote in federal elections.
View position & sources → - Mikie SherrillStated position
Launch a public 'report card' / online dashboard so residents can see how state money is spent and track state contracts and performance.
View position & sources → - Ned LamontStated position
Pledged, via an executive order, to set specific maximum processing-time standards for state licenses, certifications, and permits, and to refund the applicant's fee if an agency fails to meet the standard.
View position & sources → - Jim PillenStated position
Push the Legislature to pass LR24CA to put a winner-take-all electoral vote allocation question on the November 2026 ballot.
View position & sources → - Kim ReynoldsStated position
Require Iowans to swear they are U.S. citizens when registering to vote, and make it a class D felony to falsely claim citizenship when registering.
View position & sources → - Bryan SteilStated position
Pass the Stop Insider Trading Act to ban Members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from purchasing individual publicly traded stocks, require public notice at least 7 days before any sale, and impose financial penalties for violations.
View position & sources → - , Bridget BrinkStated position
Ban individual stock trading by members of Congress (as well as the President, Vice President, executive-branch appointees, and Supreme Court justices).
View position & sources → - Ashley MoodyStated position
Committed as a cosponsor to advance the Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act, which would require disclosure of federal projects running over $1 billion over budget or years behind schedule, to promote responsible spending.
View position & sources → - Jamie RaskinStated position
Establish ranked choice voting for U.S. House and Senate elections nationwide, by enacting the Ranked Choice Voting Act (H.R. 6589), which I introduced.
View position & sources → - Christina BohannanStated position
Ban stock trading by all members of Congress, executive-branch officials, Supreme Court justices, and their spouses and staff.
View position & sources → - Martin HeinrichStated position
Repeal the senator 'pay-out' provisions through the Anti-Cash Grab Act, introduced with Sen. Mark Kelly, to stop a taxpayer-funded payoff to senators.
View position & sources → - Adam B. SchiffStated position
Introduce the No Torts for Trump Act to bar sitting presidents from obtaining taxpayer-funded payouts under the Federal Tort Claims Act.
View position & sources → - John KennedyStated position
Said he would bring two bills before the Senate to withhold members of Congress' pay during government shutdowns (the No Shutdown Paychecks to Politicians Act and the Withhold Member Pay During Shutdowns Act).
View position & sources → - Bryan SteilStated position
Enact the Withhold Member Pay During Shutdowns Act to bar Members of Congress from collecting pay during a government shutdown; Steil also requested his own pay be withheld during the ongoing shutdown.
View position & sources → - Ashley MoodyStated position
Pledged that for each day the government remained shut down she would refuse her own Senate paycheck and instead donate her salary to the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay.
View position & sources → - Andy KimStated position
Introduce and pass the Restoring Trust in Public Servants Act, setting a single standard across all three branches of the federal government that prohibits Members of Congress, the President, Vice President, senior appointees, and Supreme Court justices (plus spouses and dependents) from owning or trading individual stocks and other covered investments, requires divestment within 90 days, and bans lawmakers from outside earned income, corporate board memberships, and lobbying for life.
View position & sources → - Peter WelchStated position
Pass the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to restore protections of the Voting Rights Act.
View position & sources → - Mark KellyStated position
Reintroduced the Ban Corporate PACs Act to prohibit for-profit corporations from establishing or funding political action committees, bar solicitation of contributions from stockholders, and require existing corporate PACs to terminate and distribute remaining funds within one year of enactment.
View position & sources → - Katie Boyd BrittStated position
Cosponsored the Equal Representation Act to require the decennial census to count only U.S. citizens for purposes of congressional apportionment and Electoral College allocation.
View position & sources → - Elissa SlotkinStated position
In her 'Economic War Plan' address, Slotkin called for banning members of Congress from trading stocks and cryptocurrencies.
View position & sources → - Elissa SlotkinStated position
In her 'Economic War Plan' address, Slotkin called for a full ban on corporate PAC money in campaigns.
View position & sources → - Adam B. SchiffStated position
Introduce the COIN Act to prevent the financial exploitation of digital assets by public officials, including the president and the First Family.
View position & sources → - Christopher MurphyStated position
Launch and fund the American Mobilization Project, a PAC to bankroll grassroots organizing against the Trump administration, initially directing $400,000 to groups opposing Medicaid cuts and registering young voters.
View position & sources → - Josh SteinStated position
Modernize the DMV and reduce wait times so it works better for the people of North Carolina.
View position & sources → - Mark KellyStated position
Reintroduced the Ban Congressional Stock Trading Act, committing to require all members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children to place their stocks in a qualified blind trust or divest their holdings in order to end insider trading in Congress.
View position & sources → - Ron JohnsonStated position
Committed, through his Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, to hold a hearing examining federal health agencies' alleged failure to warn the public about the risk of myocarditis following COVID-19 vaccination. (The hearing was held July 15, 2025.)
View position & sources → - Nathan JohnsonStated position
Committed, through his Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, to hold a hearing examining federal health agencies' alleged failure to warn the public about the risk of myocarditis following COVID-19 vaccination. (The hearing was held July 15, 2025.)
View position & sources → - Sheldon WhitehouseStated position
Committed to enacting the Supreme Court Ethics, Recusal, and Transparency (SCERT) Act, which would impose a binding code of conduct on the Supreme Court and create procedures to receive, investigate, and resolve ethics complaints.
View position & sources → - Josh HawleyStated position
Pass the PELOSI Act to prohibit members of Congress and their spouses from holding or trading individual stocks.
View position & sources → - Matt MeyerStated position
Create an independent Inspector General to enhance public accountability.
View position & sources → - Patty MurrayStated position
Pledged to keep fighting for Washington constituents' priorities, opposing a partisan House Republican continuing resolution over the funding it left out.
View position & sources → - Charles E. SchumerStated position
Vote to keep the government open and avert a shutdown by supporting the Republican stopgap funding bill (March 2025).
View position & sources → - Pete RickettsStated position
Keep working to save taxpayer dollars and make the federal government work better.
View position & sources → - Peter WelchStated position
Pass the Digital Integrity in Democracy Act to hold social media platforms accountable for intentionally hosting false election-administration information.
View position & sources → - Katherine M. ClarkStated position
Secure passage of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (H.R.14) to restore and strengthen the Voting Rights Act's protections against racial discrimination in voting.
View position & sources → - Ron DeSantisStated position
Create a Florida DOGE task force to eliminate government waste and bloat and cut redundant boards and commissions.
View position & sources → - Mitch McConnellStated position
Committed that his current Senate term is his last and that he will not seek re-election in 2026, pledging to serve out the remainder of the term rather than run for an eighth term.
View position & sources → - Josh HawleyStated position
Reintroduce and push to pass the Inspector General for Ukraine Act, creating an independent watchdog to audit every U.S. dollar spent on Ukraine aid and report back to Congress and the public.
View position & sources → - Patrick MorriseyStated position
Create a 'one-stop shop' permitting system with an online dashboard to track approvals, and refund applicants' fees when a delay is the government's fault.
View position & sources → - Kevin StittStated position
Launch DOGE-OK (a state Division of Government Efficiency) and reduce the state workforce so there are fewer state employees at the end of his term than when he took office in 2019.
View position & sources → - Ron JohnsonStated position
As chairman of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, committed to subpoena federal records and data on the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine safety, and Dr. Anthony Fauci's communications that he says were withheld from Congress.
View position & sources → - Mike BraunStated position
Cut at least a quarter of state government regulations, requiring agencies to reduce their regulatory burden by 25% by January 1, 2029.
View position & sources → - Rick ScottStated position
Pass the No Budget, No Pay Act to prohibit Members of Congress from being paid until both chambers approve a budget resolution and pass all regular appropriations bills.
View position & sources → - Bob FergusonStated position
Sign an executive order directing all state agencies to cut permit and license processing times, and refund an applicant's fee if an agency misses its deadline.
View position & sources → - Kim ReynoldsStated position
Launch a state 'DOGE' effort to find savings and efficiencies in state and local government.
View position & sources → - Katie Boyd BrittStated position
Pledged as a candidate to cosponsor and vote for the U.S. Term Limits Amendment (limiting members to three House terms and two Senate terms); she cosponsored the amendment resolution in the 119th Congress.
View position & sources → - Kelly AyotteStated position
Deliver a budget that spends $150 million less in General Funds than the prior two-year budget.
View position & sources → - Rand PaulStated position
Pledged to increase transparency in the Senate by enacting his legislative-transparency package — the Read the Bills Act, Write the Laws Act, and One Subject at a Time Act — including a Read the Bills Act requiring a measure's full text to be published at least seven days before a vote.
View position & sources → - Kirsten E. GillibrandStated position
Work to pass legislation banning members of Congress, the president, vice president, and senior executive branch officials (and their spouses and dependents) from holding or trading stocks.
View position & sources → - Ted CruzStated position
Pledged to advance a proposed constitutional amendment imposing term limits on members of Congress (limiting senators to two six-year terms and House members to three two-year terms) and push it toward state ratification.
View position & sources → - Kelly ArmstrongStated position
Shrink state government by creating, via a bill introduced by Sen. Roers, a task force to review all 154 current boards and commissions and report back before the next legislative session on which can be dissolved, combined, or kept.
View position & sources → - Mike CrapoStated position
On becoming Finance Committee Chairman, pledges to work with Senate colleagues to hold the IRS accountable to its obligations.
View position & sources → - James LankfordStated position
Pledged to keep pushing his Prevent Government Shutdowns Act, which would permanently end government shutdowns by forcing Congress to stay in Washington and triggering automatic rolling 14-day continuing resolutions until appropriations bills are finished.
View position & sources → - Mitch McConnellStated position
Named defending the Senate as an institution and protecting political speech in elections as ongoing priorities he would pursue in the 119th Congress.
View position & sources → - Mitch McConnellStated position
Pledged that the Senate's legislative filibuster (the 60-vote threshold for most legislation) would be preserved under a Republican Senate majority.
View position & sources → - Chris Van HollenStated position
In his statement after the 2024 election, pledged to keep demanding accountability from the government and to continue standing up for constituents' rights and freedoms.
View position & sources → - Josh HawleyStated position
Ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks (the PELOSI Act).
View position & sources → - Donald J. TrumpStated position
We will ban the Federal Government from colluding with anyone to censor Lawful Speech, defund institutions engaged in censorship, and hold accountable all bureaucrats involved with illegal censoring. We will protect Free Speech online.
View position & sources → - Roger MarshallStated position
Enact the Demanding Citizenship in D.C. Elections Act to require proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in Washington, D.C. elections. Marshall asked the Senate to take up the measure immediately.
View position & sources → - Tim SheehyStated position
Pledged to work to ban individual stock, bond, commodity, and other securities trading by members of Congress and their spouses.
View position & sources → - Tim SheehyStated position
Pledged, as a senator, to seek congressional term limits of three House terms and two Senate terms.
View position & sources → - Tim SheehyStated position
Pledged to work to impose a lifetime lobbyist ban on former members of Congress.
View position & sources → - Tim SheehyStated position
Pledged, upon election, to place all his stocks, bonds, commodities, and other securities into a blind trust.
View position & sources → - Michael GuestStated position
Sponsor a privileged House resolution to expel Rep. George Santos from Congress following the House Ethics Committee investigation.
View position & sources → - Amy KlobucharStated position
Pass the Freedom to Vote Act to set national standards for federal elections, expand ballot access, and enact campaign-finance reforms.
View position & sources → - John FettermanStated position
Fetterman committed to backing legislation (the ETHICS Act) to ban members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from owning or trading stocks.
View position & sources → - Jeff MerkleyStated position
Lead and pass the ETHICS Act to ban Members of Congress (and, in the negotiated bipartisan version, their spouses and dependents) from buying, selling, or holding individual stocks.
View position & sources → - Christopher MurphyStated position
Refuse corporate and PAC contributions for his U.S. Senate campaign.
View position & sources → - Elizabeth WarrenStated position
Fight to end corruption in Washington, including pushing sweeping anti-corruption and government-ethics reforms.
View position & sources → - Sarah Huckabee SandersStated position
Promised to sign executive orders on her first day, including an immediate freeze on new government hiring and new government regulations, and an order barring "political indoctrination" in schools.
View position & sources → - Steve ScaliseStated position
Bring all 12 individual appropriations bills to the House floor and fund the government through a member-driven, single-subject 'regular order' process rather than an omnibus.
View position & sources → - John FettermanStated position
During his 2022 campaign, Fetterman promised to vote to abolish the Senate filibuster. (Note: in 2026 he publicly reversed this position, saying it was wrong for Democrats to try to eliminate it.)
View position & sources → - Juan CiscomaniStated position
Signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge, committing as a member of Congress to cosponsor and vote for the U.S. Term Limits constitutional amendment limiting U.S. Representatives to three terms and U.S. Senators to two terms.
View position & sources → - Jeff MerkleyStated position
Lead the effort to reform the Senate filibuster (restoring a 'talking filibuster') so that legislation such as voting-rights bills can receive a final vote.
View position & sources → - Tammy DuckworthStated position
Committed to pass the Pre-Registration of Voters Everywhere (PROVE) Act to help register young Americans to vote and expand voter registration nationwide.
View position & sources → - Ted BuddStated position
Budd pledged that as a member of Congress he will cosponsor and vote for a U.S. Term Limits constitutional amendment limiting House members to three terms and Senators to two terms.
View position & sources → - Elizabeth WarrenStated position
Pass bipartisan legislation to ban members of Congress and their spouses from owning or trading individual stocks.
View position & sources → - Adam SmithStated position
Ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks — co-sponsor the Ban Conflicted Trading Act (H.R.1579) and support the Restore Trust in Congress Act to prohibit sitting lawmakers from trading stocks.
View position & sources → - Christopher A. CoonsStated position
Committed to support adjusting the Senate filibuster to pass federal voting rights legislation, saying he would prioritize protecting voting rights over preserving the filibuster if forced to choose between the two.
View position & sources → - Lisa MurkowskiStated position
Pledged to vote against any effort to weaken or create carveouts in the Senate filibuster (the 60-vote threshold).
View position & sources → - Charles E. SchumerStated position
Have the Senate debate and vote on changing its filibuster/Senate rules on or before January 17, 2022 (MLK Day) if Republicans continued to block voting-rights legislation.
View position & sources → - Charles E. SchumerStated position
Protect democracy and voting rights by passing federal voting-rights legislation
View position & sources → - Edward J. MarkeyStated position
Called for abolishing the Senate filibuster in order to pass federal voting rights legislation.
View position & sources → - Ron WydenStated position
Committed, through legislation ending voter suppression by unreasonably long lines, to ensure voters are not shut out of voting because they must wait hours to cast a ballot.
View position & sources → - Eric SchmittStated position
Pledged that, as a member of Congress, he will cosponsor and vote for a U.S. Term Limits constitutional amendment limiting members to three House terms and two Senate terms.
View position & sources → - Catherine Cortez MastoStated position
Cortez Masto introduced the For the People Act to protect voting rights and urged colleagues in both parties to pass the reforms, saying it is the government's responsibility to protect democracy and ensure every American can vote.
View position & sources → - Steve PadillaStated position
Advance the For the People Act (S.1) to enact national voting-rights and election reforms strengthening election security and boosting voter turnout.
View position & sources → - Alex PadillaStated position
Advance the For the People Act (S.1) to enact national voting-rights and election reforms strengthening election security and boosting voter turnout.
View position & sources → - Joni ErnstStated position
Committed to permanently ban congressional earmarks and to oppose any effort to bring the practice back.
View position & sources → - Deb FischerStated position
Ahead of the January 6, 2021 congressional session, committed to uphold her oath and vote to affirm the Electoral College's certification of the 2020 presidential election result.
View position & sources → - Tommy TubervilleStated position
During his 2020 Senate campaign, backed congressional term limits and a ban on elected officials becoming lobbyists after leaving office, framing these as steps to 'drain the swamp.'
View position & sources → - Joe BidenStated position
We will restore the full power of the Voting Rights Act and stamp out voter suppression in all its forms. We will curb the corrupting influence of money in politics and protect the integrity of our elections from all enemies, foreign and domestic.
View position & sources → - Kevin CramerStated position
In his maiden Senate speech, Cramer vowed to take on what he called an unelected, unaccountable federal bureaucracy.
View position & sources → - Rand PaulStated position
Signed a written pledge committing to cosponsor and vote for a U.S. Term Limits constitutional amendment limiting members of Congress to three House terms and two Senate terms.
View position & sources → - Jeff MerkleyStated position
Push a democracy blueprint that calls for a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United, plus ending gerrymandering (independent redistricting commissions), automatic and same-day voter registration, and abolishing the Electoral College.
View position & sources → - Ron WydenStated position
Vowed to maintain his hold on a Treasury Department nominee and block other Treasury nominations until the administration provides financial documents related to Russia.
View position & sources → - Jodey C. ArringtonStated position
Enact congressional term limits — a constitutional amendment capping service in Congress at 12 years. Arrington introduced H.J.Res.134 in the 115th Congress to impose these limits and campaigned on it as 'the only bipartisan term limits bill.'
View position & sources → - James LankfordStated position
Co-introduced the bipartisan Secure Elections Act to strengthen election cybersecurity and give states tools to protect voting systems against foreign interference.
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Pledged that his 2016 reelection campaign would be his last and that he would not seek a third Senate term.
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Pledged during his 2016 campaign to serve only two terms and not seek a third term in 2022, describing that election as his last campaign and final term. (He later reversed this and ran for and won a third term in 2022.)
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Pledged during his 2016 campaign to serve only two terms and not seek a third term in 2022, describing that election as his last campaign and final term. (He later reversed this and ran for and won a third term in 2022.)
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Committed to support a proposed U.S. constitutional amendment to impose term limits on members of Congress (two Senate terms, three House terms), co-sponsoring the term-limit resolution.
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Committed to support congressional term limits by signing onto and backing a constitutional amendment to limit terms of members of Congress.
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Shaheen pledged to refuse her Senate pay in the event of a government shutdown until Congress resolved the budget impasse.
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Pledged not to accept his federal salary during a government shutdown and to return that money to the U.S. Treasury.
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