Verified snapshot · October 30, 2026
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Parties in Congress

Seats, chamber leaders and voting cohesion in the selected roll calls.

Verified snapshot: October 30, 2026

Names of people stay in their original language. Bill, nomination and record titles are translated from the official English record, which remains the authoritative text.

Democrats

House of Representatives

214

Seats now

94.2% Voting with the party majority (61,297 / 65,040)

Senate

45

Seats now

92.3% Voting with the party majority (14,941 / 16,185)

Chamber leaders

Voting with the party majority

For each yea or nay in this selection, we compare a member with their party majority that day. We leave out party ties and other positions. We do not group independents as one party.

Members · 259

Source: Congress-legislators: member identifiers and terms (October 30, 2026) · House: current leadership (October 30, 2026) · Senate: current leadership (October 30, 2026) · Senate Daily Press: facts (October 30, 2026) · House Clerk: roll-call XML (October 30, 2026) · Voteview: congressional roll-call database (October 30, 2026)

Republicans

House of Representatives

218

Seats now

96.1% Voting with the party majority (63,730 / 66,341)

Senate

53

Seats now

98.8% Voting with the party majority (18,878 / 19,110)

Chamber leaders

Voting with the party majority

For each yea or nay in this selection, we compare a member with their party majority that day. We leave out party ties and other positions. We do not group independents as one party.

Members · 271

Source: Congress-legislators: member identifiers and terms (October 30, 2026) · House: current leadership (October 30, 2026) · Senate: current leadership (October 30, 2026) · Senate Daily Press: facts (October 30, 2026) · House Clerk: roll-call XML (October 30, 2026) · Voteview: congressional roll-call database (October 30, 2026)

Independents

House of Representatives

1

Seats now

No comparable data Voting with the party majority (0 / 0)

Senate

2

Seats now

No comparable data Voting with the party majority (0 / 0)

Chamber leaders

Independent senators are shown separately. Bernie Sanders and Angus King caucus with the Democrats. Independents have no shared congressional party leader.

Voting with the party majority

For each yea or nay in this selection, we compare a member with their party majority that day. We leave out party ties and other positions. We do not group independents as one party.

Members · 3

Source: Congress-legislators: member identifiers and terms (October 30, 2026) · House: current leadership (October 30, 2026) · Senate: current leadership (October 30, 2026) · Senate Daily Press: facts (October 30, 2026) · House Clerk: roll-call XML (October 30, 2026) · Voteview: congressional roll-call database (October 30, 2026)

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