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Ranking · All of Congress · Updated Sep 30, 2026

Members of Congress who missed the most votes

As of Sep 30, 2026, Rep. Frederica S. Wilson (D-FL-24) has the highest figure in Congress: 28.6% of recorded votes missed. Next are Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX-38) at 23.6% and Rep. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. (R-NJ-7) at 21.7%. 530 members are ranked; the typical (median) member is at 1.9%.

Members ranked
530
Highest
28.6%
Median
1.9%

Top 100

  1. 1. Frederica S. Wilson D-FL-24 · House28.6%
  2. 2. Wesley Hunt R-TX-38 · House23.6%
  3. 3. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. R-NJ-7 · House21.7%
  4. 4. Neal P. Dunn R-FL-2 · House18.3%
  5. 5. Nancy Mace R-SC-1 · House17.8%
  6. 6. Elise M. Stefanik R-NY-21 · House16.3%
  7. 7. Brittany Pettersen D-CO-7 · House15.3%
  8. 8. Seth Moulton D-MA-6 · House15.0%
  9. 9. Mitch McConnell R-KY · Senate15.0%
  10. 10. Greg Casar D-TX-35 · House14.5%
  11. 11. Michael T. McCaul R-TX-10 · House14.2%
  12. 12. Donald Norcross D-NJ-1 · House14.1%
  13. 13. John Garamendi D-CA-8 · House13.5%
  14. 14. Maria Elvira Salazar R-FL-27 · House13.2%
  15. 15. Gregory F. Murphy R-NC-3 · House12.8%
  16. 16. Ruben Gallego D-AZ · Senate12.7%
  17. 17. Thom Tillis R-NC · Senate12.5%
  18. 18. Josh Gottheimer D-NJ-5 · House12.5%
  19. 19. Daniel S. Goldman D-NY-10 · House12.2%
  20. 20. Ralph Norman R-SC-5 · House11.3%
  21. 21. Steve Womack R-AR-3 · House10.5%
  22. 22. Anna Paulina Luna R-FL-13 · House10.5%
  23. 23. Jerrold Nadler D-NY-12 · House10.4%
  24. 24. Thomas P. Tiffany R-WI-7 · House10.4%
  25. 25. Byron Donalds R-FL-19 · House10.1%
  26. 26. Vern Buchanan R-FL-16 · House9.9%
  27. 27. John James R-MI-10 · House9.9%
  28. 28. Dan Crenshaw R-TX-2 · House9.8%
  29. 29. Andy Biggs R-AZ-5 · House9.6%
  30. 30. Dina Titus D-NV-1 · House9.5%
  31. 31. John H. Rutherford R-FL-5 · House9.4%
  32. 32. Michael F. Bennet D-CO · Senate9.0%
  33. 33. Nancy Pelosi D-CA-11 · House8.9%
  34. 34. Teresa Leger Fernandez D-NM-3 · House8.8%
  35. 35. Andrew Ogles R-TN-5 · House8.6%
  36. 36. Derrick Van Orden R-WI-3 · House8.3%
  37. 37. Darline Graham R-SC · Senate8.1%
  38. 38. Jonathan L. Jackson D-IL-1 · House7.7%
  39. 39. Troy E. Nehls R-TX-22 · House7.3%
  40. 40. Andy Barr R-KY-6 · House7.1%
  41. 41. Dwight Evans D-PA-3 · House7.1%
  42. 42. Pramila Jayapal D-WA-7 · House7.1%
  43. 43. Bernard Sanders I-VT · Senate7.0%
  44. 44. Sam Graves R-MO-6 · House7.0%
  45. 45. Richard E. Neal D-MA-1 · House7.0%
  46. 46. Grace Meng D-NY-6 · House7.0%
  47. 47. Janice D. Schakowsky D-IL-9 · House6.8%
  48. 48. Carlos A. Gimenez R-FL-28 · House6.7%
  49. 49. Victoria Spartz R-IN-5 · House6.7%
  50. 50. Cory Mills R-FL-7 · House6.7%
  51. 51. Tammy Duckworth D-IL · Senate6.6%
  52. 52. Tommy Tuberville R-AL · Senate6.6%
  53. 53. Kweisi Mfume D-MD-7 · House6.5%
  54. 54. Kevin Mullin D-CA-15 · House6.5%
  55. 55. John Fetterman D-PA · Senate6.5%
  56. 56. Paul A. Gosar R-AZ-9 · House6.4%
  57. 57. Adam Smith D-WA-9 · House6.4%
  58. 58. James Gallagher R-CA-1 · House6.1%
  59. 59. Jimmy Gomez D-CA-34 · House6.1%
  60. 60. James R. Baird R-IN-4 · House6.1%
  61. 61. Thomas Massie R-KY-4 · House5.9%
  62. 62. Barry Loudermilk R-GA-11 · House5.9%
  63. 63. Julia Letlow R-LA-5 · House5.9%
  64. 64. Robert Garcia D-CA-42 · House5.9%
  65. 65. Monica De La Cruz R-TX-15 · House5.9%
  66. 66. Adam Gray D-CA-13 · House5.9%
  67. 67. Marsha Blackburn R-TN · Senate5.8%
  68. 68. Jerry Moran R-KS · Senate5.8%
  69. 69. Peter Welch D-VT · Senate5.8%
  70. 70. John W. Rose R-TN-6 · House5.8%
  71. 71. Christopher A. Coons D-DE · Senate5.7%
  72. 72. Joyce Beatty D-OH-3 · House5.6%
  73. 73. Darin LaHood R-IL-16 · House5.6%
  74. 74. Chip Roy R-TX-21 · House5.6%
  75. 75. Jasmine Crockett D-TX-30 · House5.6%
  76. 76. Patty Murray D-WA · Senate5.6%
  77. 77. Jon Ossoff D-GA · Senate5.6%
  78. 78. Joe Wilson R-SC-2 · House5.5%
  79. 79. Earl L. "Buddy" Carter R-GA-1 · House5.5%
  80. 80. Juan Ciscomani R-AZ-6 · House5.5%
  81. 81. Bill Cassidy R-LA · Senate5.5%
  82. 82. Mark Kelly D-AZ · Senate5.5%
  83. 83. Nydia M. Velázquez D-NY-7 · House5.3%
  84. 84. Carol D. Miller R-WV-1 · House5.3%
  85. 85. Michael A. Rulli R-OH-6 · House5.3%
  86. 86. Steve Cohen D-TN-9 · House5.2%
  87. 87. Daniel Meuser R-PA-9 · House5.2%
  88. 88. Ted Cruz R-TX · Senate5.1%
  89. 89. Stephen F. Lynch D-MA-8 · House5.0%
  90. 90. Vicente Gonzalez D-TX-34 · House5.0%
  91. 91. J. Luis Correa D-CA-46 · House4.9%
  92. 92. Delia C. Ramirez D-IL-3 · House4.9%
  93. 93. Dusty Johnson R-SD-AL · House4.7%
  94. 94. Sylvia R. Garcia D-TX-29 · House4.7%
  95. 95. Laurel M. Lee R-FL-15 · House4.7%
  96. 96. Josh Brecheen R-OK-2 · House4.7%
  97. 97. Joe Courtney D-CT-2 · House4.6%
  98. 98. William R. Keating D-MA-9 · House4.6%
  99. 99. Lucy McBath D-GA-6 · House4.6%
  100. 100. Andrew S. Clyde R-GA-9 · House4.6%

By party

Democrats: 257 ranked, median 1.9%. Republicans: 270 ranked, median 1.9%.

How we count

Share of the recorded roll call votes a member was eligible for in the current Congress where they did not vote (neither yes, no nor present). Members eligible for fewer than 50 votes are left out, and so is the Speaker, who by custom rarely votes.

Source: Voteview roll call records. Every member’s figure links to their profile, which links to the original filings. Data as of Sep 30, 2026, updated daily.

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