A bill to amend the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to require voters to provide photo identification.
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Darline Lettie Graham Nordone is an American politician and public administrator serving as the junior United States senator from South Carolina, a seat she has held since July 14, 2026. A member of the Republican Party, she was appointed to fill the vacancy created by the death of her brother, Lindsey Graham.
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20 votes · cycle 2026 · Sep 6, 2026
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Funding Transparency
No flagsVote Independence
Minor flagsVotes with Republicans 100% of the time — 0 breaks from the majority across 30 roll calls.
Timing Patterns
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Moderate concernLobby-donate overlap: 4 dual-path registrants — $9,500 in overlapping contributions.
Peer Standing
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How often this politician sides with their party on roll calls where the party mostly agreed.
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Funding sources
10 bills voted on
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Adam B. Schiff
Alan Armstrong
Alex Padilla
Amy Klobuchar
+96 more
Voted on by
Aaron Bean
Abraham J. Hamadeh
Adam B. Schiff
Adam Gray
+527 more
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