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House leaderboard · 119th Congress

Top members by score, among those who wrote at least three bills.

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#	Member	Score	Bills written	Became law	Support from other party
1	Nicholas BegichRepublican · Alaska	248	39	6	35%
2	Michael LawlerRepublican · New York	185	112	0	50%
3	Andy BiggsRepublican · Arizona	172	101	0	2%
4	August PflugerRepublican · Texas	169	57	1	17%
5	W. Gregory SteubeRepublican · Florida	160	103	0	24%
6	Tom Colecommittee leaderRepublican · Oklahoma	158	15	5	31%
7	Joe NeguseDemocrat · Colorado	142	84	0	19%
8	Harriet M. HagemanRepublican · Wyoming	134	55	1	16%
9	Young KimRepublican · California	129	43	0	52%
10	Nancy MaceRepublican · South Carolina	124	85	0	28%
11	Eleanor Holmes NortonDemocrat · District of Columbia	124	93	0	5%
12	Mariannette Miller-MeeksRepublican · Iowa	120	49	0	43%
13	Pete StauberRepublican · Minnesota	118	23	2	44%
14	Tom BarrettRepublican · Michigan	116	50	0	35%
15	Derrick Van OrdenRepublican · Wisconsin	115	29	2	31%
16	Julia BrownleyDemocrat · California	114	50	0	1%
17	Juan CiscomaniRepublican · Arizona	114	31	0	45%
18	Josh GottheimerDemocrat · New Jersey	114	78	0	28%
19	Dina TitusDemocrat · Nevada	107	48	1	11%
20	Tim BurchettRepublican · Tennessee	104	58	0	25%
21	H. Morgan GriffithRepublican · Virginia	103	26	2	23%
22	J. French Hillcommittee leaderRepublican · Arkansas	103	25	1	33%
23	Roger Williamscommittee leaderRepublican · Texas	103	31	0	12%
24	Jeff HurdRepublican · Colorado	102	25	1	36%
25	Blake D. MooreRepublican · Utah	102	41	1	40%
26	Keith SelfRepublican · Texas	102	54	0	15%
27	Chip RoyRepublican · Texas	101	62	0	12%
28	Christopher H. SmithRepublican · New Jersey	101	43	1	29%
29	Ann WagnerRepublican · Missouri	97	18	1	35%
30	Dusty JohnsonRepublican · South Dakota	95	35	1	18%
31	Brian J. Mastcommittee leaderRepublican · Florida	95	34	1	28%
32	Zachary NunnRepublican · Iowa	95	50	0	47%
33	Troy E. NehlsRepublican · Texas	94	30	1	31%
34	Brian K. FitzpatrickRepublican · Pennsylvania	93	66	0	80%
35	David G. ValadaoRepublican · California	93	27	0	76%
36	Andy BarrRepublican · Kentucky	91	56	0	11%
37	Vern BuchananRepublican · Florida	90	46	0	54%
38	Steve CohenDemocrat · Tennessee	88	49	0	9%
39	Gerald E. ConnollyDemocrat · Virginia	88	24	2	11%
40	Earl L. "Buddy" CarterRepublican · Georgia	88	44	0	44%
41	Debbie DingellDemocrat · Michigan	88	50	0	17%
42	Jennifer A. KiggansRepublican · Virginia	88	50	0	48%
43	Nicole MalliotakisRepublican · New York	88	52	0	66%
44	Hillary J. ScholtenDemocrat · Michigan	88	45	0	21%
45	Jodey C. Arringtoncommittee leaderRepublican · Texas	87	51	1	35%
46	Gregory F. MurphyRepublican · North Carolina	87	36	1	41%
47	Monica De La CruzRepublican · Texas	86	32	1	23%
48	Troy DowningRepublican · Montana	85	26	1	20%
49	Clay HigginsRepublican · Louisiana	85	35	0	8%
50	Claudia TenneyRepublican · New York	85	70	0	48%

Top 50 House members of the 119th Congress by score, among those who wrote at least three bills.

How is the score worked out?

Ranking members by how many bills they file rewards volume, and filing is free — in the 118th Congress one member filed 606 nearly identical bills restricting funding. So instead each bill is scored by how far it actually travelled:

Filed, and went no further	1
Survived its committee	3
Passed one chamber	8
Passed both chambers	15
Signed into law	25
Mass-filed near-identical bills	0

Add up the points for every bill a member wrote and you get their score. These weights are our judgement, not a fact. The percentile compares a member only against others in the same chamber and the same Congress.