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Garland H. (Andy) IV Barr

Republican · Kentucky · House of Representatives · served 20132027 (7 Congresses)

Voting position
0.49

On the −1 to +1 scale, from their own voting record. The average Republican in this chamber sat at 0.52.

Voted with their own party
99%

On votes where the two parties took opposite sides.

Bills written
202

Lead-author bills, 2013 onward.

Bills that became law
4

Listed in full below — every one of them.

Career record

Where they sat over their career

Their own position against the two party averages in their chamber.

Party loyalty over time

Share of divided votes where they went with their own party.

The 4 bills they wrote that became law

BillWhat it doesPublic lawSignedCo-sponsors
HR 1193Cardiovascular Advances in Research and Opportunities Legacy Act 117-2442022-12-2070 D · 113 R
HR 61921921 Silver Dollar Coin Anniversary Act 116-2862021-01-0510 D · 11 R
HR 2196To amend title 38, United States Code, to reduce the credit hour requirement for the Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship program of the Dep 116-362019-07-311 D · 2 R
HR 4533To designate the health care system of the Department of Veterans Affairs in Lexington, Kentucky, as the "Lexington VA Health Care System" a 115-1322018-03-091 D · 4 R

How their score of 91 was worked out — 119th Congress

How far the bill gotBillsPoints eachScore
Filed, went no further41141
Survived its committee14342
Passed one chamber188
Total5691

That put them in the 92th percentile of House members in that Congress.

Congress by Congress

CongressBills writtenSurvived committeePassed a chamberBecame lawScorePercentile
113th 201320151610305162
114th 201520171610204650
115th 2017201926148111189
116th 201920212310329281
117th 20212023226216157
118th 202320254313409685
119th 202520275615109192