Week ending October 3, 2026
Here is what changed in the public record of Congress from September 26 to October 3, 2026.
Votes this week
The House held no roll-call votes and the Senate held 12 roll-call votes. 83 of the 100 members who could vote cast every vote.
Most votes missed this week
- Dan Sullivan (R, AK) missed 8 of 12
- John Cornyn (R, TX) missed 3 of 12
- Thom Tillis (R, NC) missed 3 of 12
- Mike Lee (R, UT) missed 2 of 12
- Mark R. Warner (D, VA) missed 2 of 12
- Jim Banks (R, IN) missed 1 of 12
- Marsha Blackburn (R, TN) missed 1 of 12
- Richard Blumenthal (D, CT) missed 1 of 12
- Bill Cassidy (R, LA) missed 1 of 12
- Richard J. Durbin (D, IL) missed 1 of 12
Bills that became law
- S 2398: Kay Hagan Tick Reauthorization Act. Sponsored by Susan M. Collins (R, ME).
Grade changes
27 members moved to a different letter grade. Bill scores are ranked within each chamber, so a grade can move when other members' records change.
Biggest gains
- Jeff Merkley (D, OR): B+ to A-
- David Kustoff (R, TN-8): B- to B
- Mark Kelly (D, AZ): C to C+
- Brian Schatz (D, HI): C to C+
- Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (D, VA-3): C to C+
Biggest drops
- Dan Sullivan (R, AK): B to B-
- John Cornyn (R, TX): A- to B+
- Chuck Grassley (R, IA): B- to C+
- Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D, NY): B to B-
- Gabe Amo (D, RI-1): B to B-
See every member's grade at congressreportcard.org, or read how grades are calculated.