🔵Dina Titus, Nevada's 1st District She received 52% of the vote in Nov. 2024, beating Republican Mark Robertson Titus made headlines over the summer for sponsoring the FAIR BET act, allowing gamblers to deduct 100% of their losses for tax purposes

Cory Booker's Political Snapshot 📸 He was re-elected in Nov. 2020 with 57.2% of the vote, beating Republican Rikin Mehta Booker's 25 hour and five minute speech from March 31 - April 1, 2025 is the longest in Senate history

Nancy Mace's Political Snapshot 📸 Re-elected to South Carolina's 1st District in Nov. 2024 with 58.3% of the vote, beating Democrat Michael Moore Mace was the first woman to graduate from the Citadel Military College of South Carolina, a program led by her father at the time

Ilhan Omar, Minnesota's 5th District She was re-elected in Nov. 2024, winning a substantial 75.2% of the vote against Republican Dalia Al-Aqidi, an international journalist Omar and Rashida Tlaib became the first two Muslim women to serve in Congress when their 2019 terms began

Lauren Boebert, Colorado's 4th District She was re-elected in Nov. 2024 with 53.6% of the vote, holding off Democratic challenger Trisha Calvarese Boebert recently made headlines when a Colorado water bill she sponsored was vetoed by President Trump

Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts Senator Warren was re-elected in Nov. 2024 with 59.8% of the vote, beating Republican John Deaton, a trial attorney and Marine veteran President Trump reportedly called Warren on Monday to discuss capping interest rates on credit cards

Rand Paul, Kentucky Senator Paul was re-elected in 2022 with 61.8% of the vote, easily holding off Democratic challenger Charles Booker (38.2%) Rand was just 13 years old when his father, Ron Paul, was elected to the House of Representatives

Bernie Sanders, Vermont Senator While technically an Independent, Sanders caucuses with the Democrats and self-identifies as a democratic socialist Bernie won 63.2% of the vote in the 2024 election, handily beating Republican Gerald Malloy (32.1%), a long-time Army veteran

Mark Kelly, Arizona Senator A registered independent until 2018, when he joined the Democratic party Kelly was first elected to the Senate in 2020 to serve the final two years of John McCain's term He was then re-elected in 2022, securing 51.4% of the vote to Republican Blake Masters' 46.5%

Mitch McConnell Longest-serving Senator in Kentucky's history Former Senate Majority Leader In the Nov. 2020 election, McConnell received 57.8% of the vote to beat Democrat Amy McGrath, a former Marine fighter pilot

John Fetterman, Pennsylvania Senator In the Nov. 2022 election, Fetterman edged out Mehmet (Dr.) Oz by securing 51.2% of the vote Notably, Fetterman votes along party lines (74%) far less frequently than the average Democrat (92%)

Amy Klobuchar, MN Senator She was re-elected in Nov. 2024 with 56.3% of the vote, while Republican Royce White, a former NBA player and MMA fighter, received 40.5% Klobuchar launched a brief 2020 Presidential campaign, but dropped out after receiving 3% of the vote in South Carolina's primary

Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House Elected to his role Oct. 25th, 2023 with a 220-209 vote, including unanimous Republican support Johnson had spent just under 7 years in the House at that point, becoming the least experienced Speaker of the House since John Carlisle (1883)

Ted Cruz’s Snapshot In Nov. 2024, Senator Cruz held off Democratic challenger Colin Allred by securing 53.1% of the vote in Texas

Jasmine Crockett’s Snapshot Her Congressional District is Texas’ 30th, one of the most Blue in the entire state Crockett won her most recent election with 85% of the vote

Marjorie Taylor Greene Resigns Today The Republican majority in the House of Representatives is down to 218-213 There are now 4 vacancies, including MTG Mid-term resignations usually occur towards the end of a 2-year term

Introducing Politician Pages 🇺🇸 Quick Non-Partisan Snapshots of US Politicians No Endorsements, No Spin. Starting with Thomas Massie and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) More politicians will be released on a regular basis, including one more today