| Party | Republican |
|---|---|
| Currently in office? | Yes |
| Role | |
| State | NY |
| Effectiveness Score | B |
Congressional Report Card
Looking at how effective our congress is. We evaluated all congress-persons from the 113, 114, and 115th sessions up congress gave them a grade based on their relative ranking compared to their peers.
Range breakdowns are as follows:
A range = 8%, B range = 22%, C range = 36%, D = 18%, F = 16% (Note: Average = C grade, A being best, F being worst)
Grades are calculated based on rankings that take into account committee membership, committee leadership, voting alignment (bipartisan voting strategies favored), votes missed (high # of votes missed penalized), bills sponsored, and bills sponsored that passed.
All data was collected from ProPublica's congress API
Created by Abhinav Suri, Katie Jiang, Lutong Cai, and Loujeine Boutar
Elise Stefanik
Committees
Committee Rank: 123/530
Committee Chair Rank: 88/88
| Committee | Code | Title | Rank in Committee |
|---|---|---|---|
| House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence | HLIG | Member | 12 |
| House Committee on Armed Services | HSAS | Member | 22 |
| House Committee on Education and the Workforce | HSED | Member | 14 |
Votes & Bills
| % Votes with Party Line | 88.28% (114th congress. Rank is 43/537) 91.63% (115th congress. Rank is 88/537) |
|---|---|
| Missed Votes | 2 (114th congress. Rank is 178/537) 5 (115th congress. Rank is 422/537) |
| Bills Sponsored | 1 (Bill ranking is 172/537,537/537) |
Bill Information
| Bill ID | Title | Congress | Is Active? | House Passage | Senate Passage | Enacted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| hr3989-114 | To amend title 38, United States Code, to improve the process for determining the eligibility of caregivers of veterans to certain benefits administered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs. | 114 house | True | 2016-05-23 | False |