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Dan Newhouse

WA-4 · House

RepublicanHouse Main Street Republican

8 of 8 issues scored56 of 626 votes were on panel-scored bills

Their record separates them most on Immigration. Votes with the House Main Street Republican issue faction.

Topic positions

Distance from the centre line is how far their votes lean, 0 (traditionalist) to 100 (progressive), on bills the informed-voter panel scored for that topic.

Economy & labor46
Civil rights & voting42
Education & speech30
Abortion & reproductive rights27
Crime & justice24
LGBTQ+ rights14
Climate & environment9
Immigration7

Issue faction context

Member of the House Main Street Republican issue faction. Strongest contrast: House Progressive Left.

  • Immigration — faction mean 6 (100% coverage)
  • Climate & environment — faction mean 10 (100% coverage)
  • LGBTQ+ rights — faction mean 15 (100% coverage)

Faction-defining issues

How their faction differs from every other faction — and where this member diverges from the faction mean (vertical tick).

traditionalprogressiveLGBTQ+ rightsLGBTQ+ rightsHouse Main Street Republican: 15 (traditional) · 48 pts from other factionsMember: 1415 · Δ48Climate & environmentClimate & environmentHouse Main Street Republican: 10 (traditional) · 45 pts from other factionsMember: 910 · Δ45ImmigrationImmigrationHouse Main Street Republican: 6 (traditional) · 39 pts from other factionsMember: 76 · Δ39

Vertical tick = this member. Bars = faction mean. Δ = separation from other factions on that issue.

Aligned with faction on Climate & environmentAligned with faction on LGBTQ+ rightsAligned with faction on Immigration
Vote record (49 panel votes)

5 of 49 panel votes took the progressive side on the bill's panel issues. Ordered by how much each vote contributed to the issue profile.

MeasureQuestionVotePanel issuesEffect
HRES 488On Motion to Suspend the Rules and AgreeYea2progressive side
HR 8029On PassageYea2traditional side
HR 35On PassageYea2traditional side
HR 5625On PassageYea2traditional side
HR 2616On PassageYea2traditional side
HR 4638On PassageYea2traditional side
HR 30On PassageYea2traditional side
HR 498On PassageYea2traditional side
HR 1326On Motion to Suspend the Rules and PassYea2progressive side
HR 993On Motion to Suspend the Rules and PassYea1traditional side
HR 3492On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 5587On PassageYea1traditional side
SCONRES 33On Agreeing to the ResolutionYea1traditional side
HR 2931On PassageYea1traditional side
HJRES 88On PassageYea1traditional side
HJRES 87On PassageYea1traditional side
HJRES 89On PassageYea1traditional side
SJRES 31On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 1047On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 27On PassageYea1traditional side
S 331On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 5214On PassageYea1traditional side
S 2On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 4922On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 4275On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as AmendedYea1traditional side
HR 6260On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 1958On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 6409On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 4371On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 6359On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 28On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 4On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 2966On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 2096On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 6945On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 7567On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 29On PassageYea1traditional side
S 5On PassageYea1traditional side
HR 33On PassageYea1progressive side
HR 22On PassageYea1traditional side

Showing the 40 most influential of 49 panel votes.

Bioguide N000189 · ICPSR 21556. Issue profiles derived from 1,535 roll calls in the 119th Congress.