Congressional Candidates

Where 2026 candidates for Congress stand on the four requirements for restoring government of, by, and for the people.

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How to read this: this list has every candidate we could find on the November 3, 2026 ballot for the U.S. House and Senate: 1,281 candidates in 435 House races and 35 Senate races. Each position starts with Supports, Opposes, Mixed, or Unknown. For people now in Congress, positions come from the official record: which bills they have sponsored or cosponsored. “Unknown. Has not cosponsored” means only that; it does not mean the person opposes the idea. A blank position means we have not researched that candidate yet. Every candidate is held to the same standard, whatever their party. Candidate names and parties: Wikipedia’s 2026 House and Senate election tables, read October 10, 2026. Cosponsor records: Congress.gov data, read October 10, 2026. Campaign websites: as listed in Wikipedia’s state election articles, read October 13, 2026; a link to a campaign website is not an endorsement. Some candidates were researched one by one with ChatGPT (OpenAI) and checked by Claude (Anthropic). Sources are linked so you can examine the evidence yourself. Found a mistake? Please tell us.

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State	Candidate	Party	Office	Background	Citizens United	Progressive taxation	Voting rights	Lobbying reform	Sources	Campaign website
Alabama	Barry Moore	Republican	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Alabama	Everett Wess	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Alabama	Jerry Carl	Republican	U.S. House, AL-01							website
Alabama	Clyde Jones Jr.	Democratic	U.S. House, AL-01							website
Alabama	Shomari Figures	Democratic	U.S. House, AL-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Alabama	Rhett Marques	Republican	U.S. House, AL-02							website
Alabama	Lee McInnis	Democratic	U.S. House, AL-03							website
Alabama	Mike Rogers	Republican	U.S. House, AL-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Alabama	Robert Aderholt	Republican	U.S. House, AL-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Alabama	Amanda Pusczek	Democratic	U.S. House, AL-04							website
Alabama	Andrew Sneed	Democratic	U.S. House, AL-05							website
Alabama	Dale Strong	Republican	U.S. House, AL-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Alabama	Maurice Mercer	Democratic	U.S. House, AL-06							website
Alabama	Gary Palmer	Republican	U.S. House, AL-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Alabama	Ammie Akin	Republican	U.S. House, AL-07							website
Alabama	Terri Sewell	Democratic	U.S. House, AL-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Sponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14	website
Alaska	Gerald Heikes	Republican	U.S. Senate
Alaska	Mary Peltola	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Former U.S. Representative for Alaska. Previously served in the Alaska House of Representatives.	Supports. Her 2026 campaign explicitly calls for a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United and supports the DISCLOSE Act to increase transparency in political spending.	Unknown. No public position found.	Supports. As a U.S. Representative, cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2023 (H.R.14).	Unknown. No public position found supporting a long or lifetime ban on former officials becoming lobbyists.	congress.gov – H.R.14 (2023) cosponsors \| Mary Peltola campaign – March 31, 2026 anti-corruption policy announcement	website
Alaska	Dan J. Sullivan	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Alaska	Dan S. Sullivan	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Alaska	Eric Hafner	Democratic	U.S. House, AK-AL							website
Alaska	Bill Hill	Independent	U.S. House, AK-AL							website
Alaska	Nick Begich III	Republican	U.S. House, AK-AL	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Alaska	Jim McDermott	Libertarian	U.S. House, AK-AL							website
Arizona	Monica Alponte	Libertarian	U.S. House, AZ-01							website
Arizona	Jay Feely	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-01							website
Arizona	Amish Shah	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-01							website
Arizona	Eli Crane	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arizona	Curtis Goodwin	Libertarian	U.S. House, AZ-02
Arizona	Jonathan Nez	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-02							website
Arizona	Yassamin Ansari	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Previously served on the Phoenix City Council and as vice mayor.	Supports. Cosponsor of the We the People Amendment, which would permit limits on election spending and reject constitutional rights for corporations.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026, imposing an annual wealth tax above $50 million.	Supports. Original cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.	Unknown. No public position found supporting a long or lifetime revolving-door lobbying ban.	congress.gov – We the People Amendment cosponsors govinfo.gov – Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act congress.gov – John Lewis Voting Rights Act cosponsors fec.gov	website
Arizona	Alan Aversa	No Labels	U.S. House, AZ-03	Challenger, teacher, and former physics and programming instructor. He previously ran for a Phoenix-area school board seat.	Unknown. No public position found.	Unknown. He advocates broader economic decentralization, but no sufficiently specific proposal for substantially higher federal taxes on very high incomes or large fortunes was found.	Unknown. No public position found on restoring the Voting Rights Act and independent redistricting.	Unknown. No public position found on long or lifetime revolving-door lobbying bans.	fec.gov ballotready.org Arizona Farm Bureau candidate survey	website
Arizona	David Redkey	Green	U.S. House, AZ-03	Challenger and certified teacher. His campaign emphasizes health coverage, economic security, and government integrity.	Unknown. No public position found.	Unknown. No sufficiently specific federal proposal for substantially higher taxes on very high incomes or large fortunes was found.	Unknown. No public position found on restoring the Voting Rights Act and independent redistricting.	Unknown. No public position found on long or lifetime revolving-door lobbying bans.	theballotbrief.com thegreenpapers.com – 2026 ballot field	website
Arizona	Tisha Benoit	No Labels	U.S. House, AZ-04							website
Arizona	Zuhdi Jasser	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-04							website
Arizona	Greg Stanton	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Arizona	Mark Lamb	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-05							website
Arizona	Elizabeth Lee	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-05							website
Arizona	Juan Ciscomani	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arizona	JoAnna Mendoza	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-06							website
Arizona	Jereme Peters	Libertarian	U.S. House, AZ-06
Arizona	Gary Swing	Green	U.S. House, AZ-06
Arizona	Daniel Francis Butierez Sr.	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-07	Challenger and Tucson-area painting contractor and small-business owner. He was also the Republican nominee for this district in earlier elections.	Unknown. No public position found.	Opposes. His campaign proposes replacing the progressive income-tax structure with a flat 15 to 20 percent income tax or a national sales tax.	Unknown. He has discussed election administration and mail voting, but no documented position was found supporting restoration of the Voting Rights Act and independent redistricting.	Unknown. No public position found on long or lifetime revolving-door lobbying bans.	Butierez campaign – tax policy fec.gov AZPM 2026 candidate survey	website
Arizona	Adelita Grijalva	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative, elected in a 2025 special election. Previously served on the Pima County Board of Supervisors and Tucson Unified School District board.	Supports. Cosponsor of the We the People Amendment, which would permit limits on election spending and reject constitutional rights for corporations.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026, imposing an annual wealth tax above $50 million.	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.	Unknown. No public position found supporting a long or lifetime revolving-door lobbying ban.	congress.gov – We the People Amendment cosponsors govinfo.gov – Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act congress.gov – John Lewis Voting Rights Act cosponsors ballotready.org	website
Arizona	Bernadette Greene-Placentia	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-08							website
Arizona	Abraham Hamadeh	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arizona	Paul Gosar	Republican	U.S. House, AZ-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arizona	Dani Sterbinsky	Democratic	U.S. House, AZ-09							website
Arkansas	Tom Cotton	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arkansas	Hallie Shoffner	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Arkansas	Jeff Wadlin	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Arkansas	Rick Crawford	Republican	U.S. House, AR-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arkansas	Terri Green	Democratic	U.S. House, AR-01							website
Arkansas	Steve Parsons	Libertarian	U.S. House, AR-01							website
Arkansas	French Hill	Republican	U.S. House, AR-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arkansas	Chris Jones	Democratic	U.S. House, AR-02							website
Arkansas	Robb Ryerse	Democratic	U.S. House, AR-03							website
Arkansas	Bobby Wilson	Libertarian	U.S. House, AR-03
Arkansas	Steve Womack	Republican	U.S. House, AR-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Arkansas	James Russell	Democratic	U.S. House, AR-04							website
Arkansas	Bruce Westerman	Republican	U.S. House, AR-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	James Gallagher	Republican	U.S. House, CA-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Mike McGuire	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-01							website
California	Jared Huffman	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
California	Robin Littau	Republican	U.S. House, CA-02
California	Ami Bera	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents CA-06; running in CA-03 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Robb Tucker	Republican	U.S. House, CA-03							website
California	Eric Jones	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-04							website
California	Mike Thompson	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Michael Masuda	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-05							website
California	Tom McClintock	Republican	U.S. House, CA-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Kevin Kiley	Independent	U.S. House, CA-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents CA-03; running in CA-06 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Richard Pan	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-06							website
California	Doris Matsui	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Mai Vang	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-07							website
California	John Garamendi	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
California	Rudy Recile	Republican	U.S. House, CA-08							website
California	Josh Harder	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	John McBride	Republican	U.S. House, CA-09							website
California	Mark DeSaulnier	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Jeff Frese	Republican	U.S. House, CA-10							website
California	Connie Chan	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-11			Supports. On our earlier research list of candidates who support this.			us-sos.info – earlier progressive taxation list	website
California	Scott Wiener	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-11			Supports. On our earlier research list of candidates who support this.			us-sos.info – earlier progressive taxation list	website
California	Jamie Joyce	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-12							website
California	Lateefah Simon	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
California	Adam Gray	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-13	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Kevin Lincoln	Republican	U.S. House, CA-13							website
California	Melissa Hernandez	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-14							website
California	Aisha Wahab	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Charles Hoelter	Republican	U.S. House, CA-15							website
California	Kevin Mullin	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-15	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
California	Sam Liccardo	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-16	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Peter Soulé	Republican	U.S. House, CA-16							website
California	Ro Khanna	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-17	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.191, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.191 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Ritesh Tandon	Republican	U.S. House, CA-17							website
California	Shane Lewis	Republican	U.S. House, CA-18							website
California	Zoe Lofgren	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-18	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
California	Jimmy Panetta	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-19	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.121, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Millionaires Surtax Act (H.R.8294).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8294 cosponsors	website
California	Peter Coe Verbica	Republican	U.S. House, CA-19							website
California	Vince Fong	Republican	U.S. House, CA-20	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Sandra Van Scotter	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-20							website
California	Jim Costa	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-21	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Kyle Kirkland	Republican	U.S. House, CA-21							website
California	David Valadao	Republican	U.S. House, CA-22	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Randy Villegas	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-22							website
California	Tessa Lynn Hodge	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-23							website
California	Jay Obernolte	Republican	U.S. House, CA-23	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Salud Carbajal	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-24	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Bob Smith	Republican	U.S. House, CA-24							website
California	Joe Males	Republican	U.S. House, CA-25							website
California	Raul Ruiz	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-25	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Sam Gallucci	Republican	U.S. House, CA-26							website
California	Jacqui Irwin	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-26							website
California	Jason Gibbs	Republican	U.S. House, CA-27							website
California	George Whitesides	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-27	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Judy Chu	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-28	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
California	April Verlato	Republican	U.S. House, CA-28							website
California	Angelica Dueñas	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-29							website
California	Luz Rivas	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-29	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Laura Friedman	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-30	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Scott Meyers	Republican	U.S. House, CA-30							website
California	Eric Ching	Republican	U.S. House, CA-31							website
California	Gil Cisneros	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-31	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Brad Sherman	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-32	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Larry Thompson	Republican	U.S. House, CA-32							website
California	Pete Aguilar	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-33	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Stephanie Vargas	Republican	U.S. House, CA-33							website
California	Jimmy Gomez	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-34	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Angela Gonzales-Torres	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-34							website
California	Mike Cargile	Republican	U.S. House, CA-35							website
California	Norma Torres	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-35	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Houston Brignano	Republican	U.S. House, CA-36							website
California	Ted Lieu	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-36	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Sydney Kamlager-Dove	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-37	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Samantha Mota	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-37							website
California	Pedro Casas	Republican	U.S. House, CA-38							website
California	Hilda Solis	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-38							website
California	Steve Manos	Republican	U.S. House, CA-39							website
California	Mark Takano	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-39	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Ken Calvert	Republican	U.S. House, CA-40	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents CA-41; running in CA-40 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Young Kim	Republican	U.S. House, CA-40	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
California	Mitch Clemmons	Republican	U.S. House, CA-41
California	Linda Sánchez	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-41	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents CA-38; running in CA-41 after the district lines changed.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085), the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427) and the Millionaires Surtax Act (H.R.8294).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8294 cosponsors	website
California	Brian Burley	Republican	U.S. House, CA-42							website
California	Robert Garcia	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-42	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Cristian Morales	Republican	U.S. House, CA-43
California	Maxine Waters	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-43	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors
California	Genevieve Angel	Republican	U.S. House, CA-44							website
California	Nanette Barragán	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-44	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Derek Tran	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-45	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Chuong Vo	Republican	U.S. House, CA-45							website
California	Lou Correa	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-46	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	David Pan	Republican	U.S. House, CA-46							website
California	Dave Min	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-47	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Jenny Le Roux	Republican	U.S. House, CA-47							website
California	Jim Desmond	Republican	U.S. House, CA-48							website
California	Marni von Wilpert	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-48							website
California	Armen Kurdian	Republican	U.S. House, CA-49							website
California	Mike Levin	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-49	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Steve Cohen	Republican	U.S. House, CA-50							website
California	Scott Peters	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-50	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Ricardo Cabrera	Republican	U.S. House, CA-51							website
California	Sara Jacobs	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-51	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
California	Jeff Belle	Republican	U.S. House, CA-52							website
California	Juan Vargas	Democratic	U.S. House, CA-52	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Colorado	Mark Baisley	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Colorado	Christopher Baum	Approval Voting	U.S. Senate
Colorado	Bob Chew	Forward	U.S. Senate							website
Colorado	John Hickenlooper	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (S.4083).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4083 cosponsors	website
Colorado	Blake Huber	Libertarian	U.S. Senate
Colorado	Adam Withrow	Unity	U.S. Senate
Colorado	Shimon Blau	Independent	U.S. House, CO-01							website
Colorado	Chad Humphrey	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-01							website
Colorado	Melat Kiros	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-01	Won the Democratic primary, defeating incumbent Diana DeGette.	Unknown. Her campaign lists Money Out of Politics as a priority and says she rejects all corporate PAC money, but gives no position on Citizens United.	Supports. Her campaign lists Tax the Rich as a priority; it gives no details.	Unknown. Her campaign lists Voting Rights as a priority but gives no details.	Unknown. No public position found.	Melat Kiros campaign – priorities	website
Colorado	Critter Milton	Unity	U.S. House, CO-01
Colorado	Christy Peterson	Republican	U.S. House, CO-01							website
Colorado	Kelley Dennison	Republican	U.S. House, CO-02							website
Colorado	Gaylon Kent	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-02
Colorado	Joe Neguse	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Sponsor or cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Colorado	Clifton Brown	Independent	U.S. House, CO-03							website
Colorado	Jeff Hurd	Republican	U.S. House, CO-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Colorado	Cory Robertson	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-03
Colorado	Dwayne Romero	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-03							website
Colorado	Lauren Boebert	Republican	U.S. House, CO-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Colorado	Eileen Laubacher	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-04							website
Colorado	Douglas Mangeris	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-04							website
Colorado	Jeff Crank	Republican	U.S. House, CO-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Colorado	Mark Elworth	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-05
Colorado	Jessica Killin	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-05							website
Colorado	Christopher Mitchell	Constitution	U.S. House, CO-05
Colorado	Jason Clark	Republican	U.S. House, CO-06
Colorado	Jason Crow	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Colorado	Patty McMahon	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-06							website
Colorado	Meredith Ryan	Unity	U.S. House, CO-06							website
Colorado	Samir Ezzeldin Witta	Independent	U.S. House, CO-06							website
Colorado	Tim Bennett	Republican	U.S. House, CO-07							website
Colorado	Lawrence Clark	Constitution	U.S. House, CO-07
Colorado	Susan Hall	Unity	U.S. House, CO-07
Colorado	Joe Krzeczkowski	Independent	U.S. House, CO-07							website
Colorado	Brittany Pettersen	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Colorado	Dan Sallis	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-07							website
Colorado	Gabe Evans	Republican	U.S. House, CO-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Colorado	Manny Rutinel	Democratic	U.S. House, CO-08							website
Colorado	Dan Wood	Libertarian	U.S. House, CO-08
Connecticut	Luke Bronin	Democratic	U.S. House, CT-01							website
Connecticut	Amy Chai	Republican	U.S. House, CT-01							website
Connecticut	Mary Sanders	Green	U.S. House, CT-01
Connecticut	George Austin	Republican	U.S. House, CT-02							website
Connecticut	Joe Courtney	Democratic	U.S. House, CT-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Connecticut	Rosa DeLauro	Democratic	U.S. House, CT-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Connecticut	Thomas Egan	Independent	U.S. House, CT-03
Connecticut	Chris Lancia	Republican	U.S. House, CT-03							website
Connecticut	Michael Goldstein	Republican	U.S. House, CT-04							website
Connecticut	Jim Himes	Democratic	U.S. House, CT-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Connecticut	Benjamin Wesley	Independent	U.S. House, CT-04
Connecticut	Jahana Hayes	Democratic	U.S. House, CT-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Connecticut	Chris Shea	Republican	U.S. House, CT-05							website
Delaware	Chris Coons	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (S.2845) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (S.4083).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2845 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4083 cosponsors	website
Delaware	Michael Katz	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Delaware	Joseph Arminio	Republican	U.S. House, DE-AL							website
Delaware	Sarah McBride	Democratic	U.S. House, DE-AL	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Millionaires Surtax Act (H.R.8294) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8294 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
Florida	Neil Gillespie	Independent	U.S. Senate (special election)
Florida	Ashley Moody	Republican	U.S. Senate (special election)	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Angie Nixon	Democratic	U.S. Senate (special election)	Member of the Florida House of Representatives.	Supports. Her campaign calls for abolishing super PACs, real contribution limits, ending dark money, and public financing of elections.	Supports. Her campaign calls for a 5% annual wealth tax on billionaires.	Supports. Her campaign calls for restoring and expanding the Voting Rights Act and ending partisan gerrymandering with independent redistricting commissions.	Supports. Her campaign calls for closing the revolving door between Congress, federal agencies and corporate lobbyists, and for banning stock trading by members of Congress.	Angie Nixon campaign – priorities	website
Florida	Tyler Davis	Independent	U.S. House, FL-01							website
Florida	Jimmy Patronis	Republican	U.S. House, FL-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Gay Valimont	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-01							website
Florida	Amanda Green	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-02							website
Florida	Austin Rogers	Republican	U.S. House, FL-02							website
Florida	Kat Cammack	Republican	U.S. House, FL-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Seth Harp	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-03							website
Florida	Mike Klein	Independent	U.S. House, FL-03							website
Florida	Aaron Bean	Republican	U.S. House, FL-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	LaShonda Holloway	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-04							website
Florida	Todd Schaefer	Independent	U.S. House, FL-04							website
Florida	Mike Sell	Florida Forward	U.S. House, FL-04							website
Florida	Rachel Grage	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-05							website
Florida	John Rutherford	Republican	U.S. House, FL-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Randy Fine	Republican	U.S. House, FL-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Michael Gist	Independent	U.S. House, FL-06							website
Florida	Andrew Parrott	Libertarian	U.S. House, FL-06							website
Florida	Eric Yonce	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-06							website
Florida	Bale Dalton	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-07							website
Florida	Christopher Dennison	Libertarian	U.S. House, FL-07							website
Florida	Ryan Elijah	Republican	U.S. House, FL-07							website
Florida	Mike Haridopolos	Republican	U.S. House, FL-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Jennifer Jenkins	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-08							website
Florida	Dan Green	Republican	U.S. House, FL-09							website
Florida	Darren Soto	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Florida	Maxwell Frost	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Florida	Ralph Groves	Libertarian	U.S. House, FL-11							website
Florida	James Pericola	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-11							website
Florida	Joe Strada	Republican	U.S. House, FL-11							website
Florida	Gus Bilirakis	Republican	U.S. House, FL-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Kimberly Overman	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-12							website
Florida	Branden Scrivener	Independent	U.S. House, FL-12							website
Florida	Tony D’Arrigo	Independent	U.S. House, FL-13							website
Florida	Leela Gray	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-13							website
Florida	Anna Paulina Luna	Republican	U.S. House, FL-13	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Mike Beltran	Republican	U.S. House, FL-14							website
Florida	Kathy Castor	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Florida	Brian Lambert	Libertarian	U.S. House, FL-14							website
Florida	Laurel Lee	Republican	U.S. House, FL-15	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Robert People	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-15							website
Florida	Mark Davis	Independent	U.S. House, FL-16							website
Florida	Sydney Gruters	Republican	U.S. House, FL-16							website
Florida	Kelly Kirschner	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-16							website
Florida	Matthew Montavon	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-17							website
Florida	Michael Quirk	Independent	U.S. House, FL-17							website
Florida	Greg Steube	Republican	U.S. House, FL-17	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Scott Franklin	Republican	U.S. House, FL-18	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Curtis Gibson	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-18							website
Florida	Deva Simmons	Independent	U.S. House, FL-18							website
Florida	Victor Arias	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-19							website
Florida	Seth Haskin	Independent	U.S. House, FL-19
Florida	Jim Schwartzel	Republican	U.S. House, FL-19							website
Florida	Brent Andersen	Republican	U.S. House, FL-20							website
Florida	Kedner Maxime	Independent Party of Florida	U.S. House, FL-20							website
Florida	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-20	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents FL-25; running in FL-20 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Florida	Alexander Cooke	Independent	U.S. House, FL-21							website
Florida	James Martin	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-21							website
Florida	Brian Mast	Republican	U.S. House, FL-21	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Casey Askar	Republican	U.S. House, FL-22							website
Florida	Pia Dandiya	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-22							website
Florida	Deborah Adeimy	Republican	U.S. House, FL-23							website
Florida	Lois Frankel	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-23	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents FL-22; running in FL-23 after the district lines changed.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Florida	Te Mayonna Brown	Republican	U.S. House, FL-24							website
Florida	Oliver Gilbert	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-24							website
Florida	Peter Jassenoff	Libertarian	U.S. House, FL-25
Florida	Jared Moskowitz	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-25	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents FL-23; running in FL-25 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Florida	Scott Singer	Republican	U.S. House, FL-25							website
Florida	Mario Díaz-Balart	Republican	U.S. House, FL-26	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Deborah Ann Meidinger Hosey	Independent	U.S. House, FL-26
Florida	Nicole Locklin	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-26							website
Florida	Eliott Rodriguez	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-27							website
Florida	María Elvira Salazar	Republican	U.S. House, FL-27	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Phil Ehr	Democratic	U.S. House, FL-28							website
Florida	Carlos Giménez	Republican	U.S. House, FL-28	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Florida	Eddy Rojas	Independent	U.S. House, FL-28							website
Georgia	Mike Collins	Republican	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Georgia	Jon Ossoff	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors	website
Georgia	Amanda Hollowell	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-01							website
Georgia	Jim Kingston	Republican	U.S. House, GA-01							website
Georgia	Sanford Bishop	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Georgia	Matt Day	Republican	U.S. House, GA-02							website
Georgia	Brian Jack	Republican	U.S. House, GA-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Georgia	Maura Keller	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-03							website
Georgia	James Duffie	Republican	U.S. House, GA-04							website
Georgia	Hank Johnson	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Georgia	John Oscar Salvesen	Republican	U.S. House, GA-05							website
Georgia	Nikema Williams	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Georgia	Kevin Martin	Republican	U.S. House, GA-06							website
Georgia	Lucy McBath	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Georgia	Tony Kozycki	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-07							website
Georgia	Rich McCormick	Republican	U.S. House, GA-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Georgia	Kelly Esti	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-08							website
Georgia	Austin Scott	Republican	U.S. House, GA-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Georgia	Andrew Clyde	Republican	U.S. House, GA-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Georgia	Caitlyn Gegen	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-09							website
Georgia	Pam Delancy	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-10							website
Georgia	Houston Gaines	Republican	U.S. House, GA-10							website
Georgia	John Cowan	Republican	U.S. House, GA-11							website
Georgia	Chris Harden	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-11							website
Georgia	Rick Allen	Republican	U.S. House, GA-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Georgia	Ceretta Smith	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-12							website
Georgia	Jonathan Chavez	Republican	U.S. House, GA-13							website
Georgia	Jasmine Clark	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-13							website
Georgia	Clay Fuller	Republican	U.S. House, GA-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Georgia	Shawn Harris	Democratic	U.S. House, GA-14							website
Hawaii	Nathan Berning	Independent	U.S. House, HI-01							website
Hawaii	Ed Case	Democratic	U.S. House, HI-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Hawaii	Jordan Conley	Green	U.S. House, HI-01							website
Hawaii	Adriel Lam	Republican	U.S. House, HI-01							website
Hawaii	Brenton Awa	Republican	U.S. House, HI-02							website
Hawaii	Jill Tokuda	Democratic	U.S. House, HI-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Idaho	Todd Achilles	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Idaho	Natalie Fleming	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Idaho	Matt Loesby	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Idaho	Jim Risch	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Idaho	Russ Fulcher	Republican	U.S. House, ID-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Idaho	Brendan Gomez	Constitution	U.S. House, ID-01
Idaho	Kaylee Peterson	Democratic	U.S. House, ID-01							website
Idaho	Sarah Zabel	Independent	U.S. House, ID-01							website
Idaho	Ellie Gilbreath	Democratic	U.S. House, ID-02							website
Idaho	Emre Houser	Independent	U.S. House, ID-02							website
Idaho	Tripp Hutchinson	Independent	U.S. House, ID-02							website
Idaho	Will Johanson	Libertarian	U.S. House, ID-02							website
Idaho	Mike Simpson	Republican	U.S. House, ID-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Illinois	Whitfield Harrington Jr.	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Illinois	Juliana Stratton	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Illinois	Don Tracy	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Illinois	Jonathan Jackson	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Christian Maxwell	Republican	U.S. House, IL-01							website
Illinois	Donna Miller	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-02							website
Illinois	Michael Noack	Republican	U.S. House, IL-02							website
Illinois	Angel Oakley	Republican	U.S. House, IL-03							website
Illinois	Delia Ramirez	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Lupe Castillo	Republican	U.S. House, IL-04
Illinois	Patty Garcia	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-04							website
Illinois	Chris Getty	Independent	U.S. House, IL-04							website
Illinois	Ed Hershey	Working Class	U.S. House, IL-04
Illinois	Tommy Hanson	Republican	U.S. House, IL-05							website
Illinois	Mike Quigley	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Sean Casten	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Niki Conforti	Republican	U.S. House, IL-06							website
Illinois	La Shawn Ford	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-07							website
Illinois	Chad Koppie	Republican	U.S. House, IL-07
Illinois	Melissa Bean	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-08							website
Illinois	Jennifer Davis	Republican	U.S. House, IL-08							website
Illinois	Daniel Biss	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-09							website
Illinois	John Elleson	Republican	U.S. House, IL-09
Illinois	Carl Lambrecht	Republican	U.S. House, IL-10
Illinois	Brad Schneider	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Bill Foster	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-11	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Jeff Walter	Republican	U.S. House, IL-11							website
Illinois	Mike Bost	Republican	U.S. House, IL-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Illinois	Julie Fortier	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-12							website
Illinois	Nikki Budzinski	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-13	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Jeff Wilson	Republican	U.S. House, IL-13							website
Illinois	James Marter	Republican	U.S. House, IL-14							website
Illinois	Lauren Underwood	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Mary Miller	Republican	U.S. House, IL-15	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Illinois	Jennifer Todd	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-15							website
Illinois	Darin LaHood	Republican	U.S. House, IL-16	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Illinois	Paul Nolley	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-16							website
Illinois	Eric Sorensen	Democratic	U.S. House, IL-17	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Illinois	Dillan Vancil	Republican	U.S. House, IL-17							website
Indiana	Frank Mrvan	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Indiana	Barb Regnitz	Republican	U.S. House, IN-01							website
Indiana	Jamee Decio	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-02							website
Indiana	William Henry	Libertarian	U.S. House, IN-02
Indiana	Rudy Yakym	Republican	U.S. House, IN-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Indiana	Marlin Stutzman	Republican	U.S. House, IN-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Indiana	Kelly Thompson	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-03							website
Indiana	Jim Baird	Republican	U.S. House, IN-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.
Indiana	Drew Cox	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-04							website
Indiana	J. D. Ford	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-05							website
Indiana	Victoria Spartz	Republican	U.S. House, IN-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Indiana	Jefferson Shreve	Republican	U.S. House, IN-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Indiana	Cinde Wirth	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-06							website
Indiana	André Carson	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Indiana	Patrick McAuley	Republican	U.S. House, IN-07							website
Indiana	James Sceniak	Libertarian	U.S. House, IN-07
Indiana	Mary Allen	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-08							website
Indiana	Mark Messmer	Republican	U.S. House, IN-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Indiana	Erin Houchin	Republican	U.S. House, IN-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Indiana	Tonya Hudson	Libertarian	U.S. House, IN-09							website
Indiana	Brad Meyer	Democratic	U.S. House, IN-09							website
Iowa	Ashley Hinson	Republican	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Iowa	Thomas Laehn	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Iowa	Josh Turek	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Iowa	Christina Bohannan	Democratic	U.S. House, IA-01		Supports. 2026 campaign explicitly promises constitutional amendment reversing Citizens United.				us-sos.info – earlier Citizens United list	website
Iowa	Michael Bridgford	Independent	U.S. House, IA-01							website
Iowa	Mariannette Miller-Meeks	Republican	U.S. House, IA-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Iowa	Dave Bushaw	Independent	U.S. House, IA-02							website
Iowa	Lindsay James	Democratic	U.S. House, IA-02							website
Iowa	Joe Mitchell	Republican	U.S. House, IA-02							website
Iowa	Rick Stewart	Libertarian	U.S. House, IA-02
Iowa	Sarah Trone Garriott	Democratic	U.S. House, IA-03							website
Iowa	Zach Nunn	Republican	U.S. House, IA-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Iowa	David Dawson	Democratic	U.S. House, IA-04							website
Iowa	Chris McGowan	Republican	U.S. House, IA-04							website
Kansas	David Graham	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Kansas	Adam Hamilton	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Kansas	Roger Marshall	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kansas	Steven Jacob	Libertarian	U.S. House, KS-01
Kansas	Tracey Mann	Republican	U.S. House, KS-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kansas	Lauren Reinhold	Democratic	U.S. House, KS-01							website
Kansas	Don Coover	Democratic	U.S. House, KS-02							website
Kansas	John Hauer	Libertarian	U.S. House, KS-02							website
Kansas	Derek Schmidt	Republican	U.S. House, KS-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kansas	Sharice Davids	Democratic	U.S. House, KS-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Kansas	Steven Hohe	Libertarian	U.S. House, KS-03							website
Kansas	Eric Jenkins	Republican	U.S. House, KS-03							website
Kansas	Drew Cranmer	Libertarian	U.S. House, KS-04							website
Kansas	Ron Estes	Republican	U.S. House, KS-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kansas	Katy Tyndell	Democratic	U.S. House, KS-04							website
Kentucky	Andy Barr	Republican	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kentucky	Charles Booker	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Kentucky	Christopher Campbell	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Kentucky	James Comer	Republican	U.S. House, KY-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kentucky	Drew Williams	Democratic	U.S. House, KY-01
Kentucky	Brett Guthrie	Republican	U.S. House, KY-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kentucky	Thomas Loecken	Independent	U.S. House, KY-02
Kentucky	Megan Wingfield	Democratic	U.S. House, KY-02							website
Kentucky	Morgan McGarvey	Democratic	U.S. House, KY-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Kentucky	Maria Rodriquez	Republican	U.S. House, KY-03
Kentucky	Ed Gallrein	Republican	U.S. House, KY-04							website
Kentucky	Melissa Strange	Democratic	U.S. House, KY-04							website
Kentucky	Jeremy Todd	Libertarian	U.S. House, KY-04							website
Kentucky	Ned Pillersdorf	Democratic	U.S. House, KY-05							website
Kentucky	Hal Rogers	Republican	U.S. House, KY-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Kentucky	Gerardo Serrano	Independent	U.S. House, KY-05							website
Kentucky	Mikel Wein	Independent	U.S. House, KY-05							website
Kentucky	Ralph Alvarado	Republican	U.S. House, KY-06							website
Kentucky	Jay Bowman	Independent	U.S. House, KY-06							website
Kentucky	Zach Dembo	Democratic	U.S. House, KY-06							website
Kentucky	Pete Lynch	Kentucky	U.S. House, KY-06							website
Louisiana	Jamie Davis	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Louisiana	Julia Letlow	Republican	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Louisiana	Randall Arrington	Republican	U.S. House, LA-01
Louisiana	Liddy Glass	Independent	U.S. House, LA-01
Louisiana	Lauren Jewett	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-01							website
Louisiana	Steve Scalise	Republican	U.S. House, LA-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Louisiana	Lisa Ballay	Libertarian	U.S. House, LA-02							website
Louisiana	Walter Beach	Independent	U.S. House, LA-02							website
Louisiana	Troy Carter	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Louisiana	Renada Collins	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-02							website
Louisiana	Peter Williams	Republican	U.S. House, LA-02
Louisiana	Kate Cotten	Republican	U.S. House, LA-03
Louisiana	John Day	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-03							website
Louisiana	Priscilla Gonzalez	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-03							website
Louisiana	Clay Higgins	Republican	U.S. House, LA-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Louisiana	Tia LeBrun	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-03							website
Louisiana	Caleb Walker	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-03							website
Louisiana	Conrad Cable	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-04							website
Louisiana	Matt Gromlich	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-04							website
Louisiana	Gordon Heslop	Republican	U.S. House, LA-04
Louisiana	Mike Johnson	Republican	U.S. House, LA-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Louisiana	Mike Nichols	Republican	U.S. House, LA-04							website
Louisiana	Misti Cordell	Republican	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Omar Dantzler	Republican	U.S. House, LA-05
Louisiana	Michael Echols	Republican	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Gabe Firment	Republican	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Stewart Cathey Jr.	Republican	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Austin Magee	Republican	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Dan McKay	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Patricia Moore	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Antonio Wilson	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-05							website
Louisiana	Monique Appeaning	Republican	U.S. House, LA-06							website
Louisiana	Rufus Craig	Libertarian	U.S. House, LA-06
Louisiana	Larry Davis	Republican	U.S. House, LA-06							website
Louisiana	Rick Edmonds	Republican	U.S. House, LA-06							website
Louisiana	Pat Forbes	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-06							website
Louisiana	Lindsay Garcia	Democratic	U.S. House, LA-06
Louisiana	Chris Johnson	Republican	U.S. House, LA-06
Louisiana	Michael Mebruer	Republican	U.S. House, LA-06							website
Louisiana	Blake Miguez	Republican	U.S. House, LA-06							website
Louisiana	Stephen Wagley	Republican	U.S. House, LA-06							website
Maine	Susan Collins	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Maine	Troy Jackson	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Former president of the Maine Senate and a former logger. Represented northern Maine in the state legislature.	Supports. His campaign says he will fight for a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United, and for publicly financed federal campaigns modeled on Maine’s Clean Election system.	Supports. His campaign calls for taxing billionaires and large corporations, and for lifting the Social Security tax cap so the wealthiest pay at the same rate as working people.	Supports. His campaign says he supports the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.	Unknown. No public position found on long or lifetime bans on officials becoming lobbyists. He refuses money from corporate PACs and from active oil and drug-company lobbyists, and supports banning stock trading by members of Congress.	Troy Jackson campaign – priorities \| Troy Jackson campaign \| End Citizens United endorsement	website
Maine	Chellie Pingree	Democratic	U.S. House, ME-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Maine	Ronald Russell	Republican	U.S. House, ME-01							website
Maine	Matthew Dunlap	Democratic	U.S. House, ME-02							website
Maine	Paul LePage	Republican	U.S. House, ME-02							website
Maryland	Andy Harris	Republican	U.S. House, MD-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Maryland	Dan Schwartz	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-01							website
Maryland	Johnny Olszewski	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Maryland	Dave Wallace	Republican	U.S. House, MD-02							website
Maryland	Sarah Elfreth	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Maryland	Berney Flowers	Republican	U.S. House, MD-03							website
Maryland	Sam Husseini	Green	U.S. House, MD-04
Maryland	Glenn Ivey	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Maryland	George McDermott	Republican	U.S. House, MD-04
Maryland	Adrian Boafo	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-05							website
Maryland	Chris Chaffee	Republican	U.S. House, MD-05
Maryland	April McClain Delaney	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Maryland	Robin Ficker	Republican	U.S. House, MD-06							website
Maryland	Moshe Landman	Green	U.S. House, MD-06							website
Maryland	Scott Collier	Republican	U.S. House, MD-07							website
Maryland	Kweisi Mfume	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Maryland	Jamie Raskin	Democratic	U.S. House, MD-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Maryland	Cheryl Riley	Republican	U.S. House, MD-08							website
Maryland	Nancy Wallace	Green	U.S. House, MD-08							website
Massachusetts	Shiva Ayyadurai	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Massachusetts	John Deaton	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Massachusetts	Ed Markey	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (S.4246), the Billionaires Income Tax Act (S.2845) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (S.4083).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4246 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2845 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4083 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Joe Tache	Socialism and Liberation	U.S. Senate							website
Massachusetts	Nadia Milleron	Independent	U.S. House, MA-01							website
Massachusetts	Richard Neal	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Jim McGovern	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Sponsor or cosponsor of H.J.Res.119 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.119 \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Dennis Conlon	Independent	U.S. House, MA-03
Massachusetts	Gary Grossi	Republican	U.S. House, MA-03							website
Massachusetts	Lori Trahan	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.121, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Jake Auchincloss	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Thomas Stalcup	Republican	U.S. House, MA-04							website
Massachusetts	Katherine Clark	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Micah Jones	Republican	U.S. House, MA-06							website
Massachusetts	Dan Koh	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-06							website
Massachusetts	Ayanna Pressley	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Robert Burke	Republican	U.S. House, MA-08							website
Massachusetts	Stephen Lynch	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Rasheed Walters	Independent	U.S. House, MA-08							website
Massachusetts	Bill Keating	Democratic	U.S. House, MA-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Massachusetts	Tyler MacAllister	Republican	U.S. House, MA-09							website
Michigan	Lydia Christensen	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Michigan	Abdul El-Sayed	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Physician and former Detroit health director. Previously ran for governor of Michigan.	Supports. His stated position: he supports legislation to overturn the Citizens United decision and to ban outside spending through super PACs and similar groups.	Supports. His Fair Share Tax Agenda would tax billionaire wealth; he also supports a higher tax rate on earnings over $1 million.	Unknown. No public position found on restoring the Voting Rights Act or fair districts. He opposes the SAVE Act and mandatory voter ID, and supports automatic voter registration.	Unknown. No public position found.	El-Sayed campaign – Fair Share Tax Agenda \| BallotReady – candidate positions	website
Michigan	Walter P. Kristy	Natural Law	U.S. Senate
Michigan	Tim Long	U.S. Taxpayers	U.S. Senate
Michigan	Douglas P. Marsh	Green	U.S. Senate
Michigan	Mike Rogers	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Michigan	Callie Barr	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-01							website
Michigan	Jack Bergman	Republican	U.S. House, MI-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Michigan	LaVeta Davenport	Green	U.S. House, MI-01
Michigan	Zebulon Featherly	Independent	U.S. House, MI-01							website
Michigan	Liz Hakola	Working Class	U.S. House, MI-01
Michigan	Doc Kovaly	U.S. Taxpayers	U.S. House, MI-01
Michigan	Arnett Satterla	Libertarian	U.S. House, MI-01
Michigan	Ben Ambrose	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-02							website
Michigan	Charlotte Magoon	Green	U.S. House, MI-02
Michigan	John Moolenaar	Republican	U.S. House, MI-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Michigan	Richard Sills	Natural Law	U.S. House, MI-02
Michigan	Terri DeBoer	Republican	U.S. House, MI-03							website
Michigan	Joe Jock	Green	U.S. House, MI-03
Michigan	Hillary Scholten	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Michigan	Shafina Che Barnett	Green	U.S. House, MI-04
Michigan	Bill Huizenga	Republican	U.S. House, MI-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Michigan	Sean McCann	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-04							website
Michigan	Jim Bronke	Green	U.S. House, MI-05
Michigan	Ronald A. Muszynski	Libertarian	U.S. House, MI-05
Michigan	Sharon M. Renier	U.S. Taxpayers	U.S. House, MI-05
Michigan	Christian Vukasovich	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-05							website
Michigan	Tim Walberg	Republican	U.S. House, MI-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Michigan	Debbie Dingell	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Michigan	Michael Mickevicius	U.S. Taxpayers	U.S. House, MI-06
Michigan	Linda Rayburn	Working Class	U.S. House, MI-06
Michigan	Clyde Shabazz	Green	U.S. House, MI-06
Michigan	Heather Smiley	Republican	U.S. House, MI-06							website
Michigan	Timothy A. Tegan	Libertarian	U.S. House, MI-06
Michigan	Tom Barrett	Republican	U.S. House, MI-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Sponsor of H.J.Res.191, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.		congress.gov – H.J.Res.191	website
Michigan	Shane Dedrick	Green	U.S. House, MI-07
Michigan	William Lawrence	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-07							website
Michigan	Jim Casha	Green	U.S. House, MI-08
Michigan	Kathy Goodwin	Working Class	U.S. House, MI-08
Michigan	Mia C. Pettus	Libertarian	U.S. House, MI-08
Michigan	Kristen McDonald Rivet	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Michigan	Thomas Smith	Republican	U.S. House, MI-08							website
Michigan	Destiny Clayton	Green	U.S. House, MI-09
Michigan	Lisa McClain	Republican	U.S. House, MI-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Michigan	Ray Pooley	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-09							website
Michigan	Kevin Vayko	Libertarian	U.S. House, MI-09
Michigan	John Vlahos	U.S. Taxpayers	U.S. House, MI-09
Michigan	Jim Walkowicz	Working Class	U.S. House, MI-09
Michigan	Mike Bouchard	Republican	U.S. House, MI-10							website
Michigan	Christina Hines	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-10							website
Michigan	Andrea L. Kirby	Working Class	U.S. House, MI-10
Michigan	Kwabena Nkromo	Green	U.S. House, MI-10
Michigan	Mike Saliba	Libertarian	U.S. House, MI-10
Michigan	Ethan Baker	Republican	U.S. House, MI-11							website
Michigan	Farid Ishac	Libertarian	U.S. House, MI-11
Michigan	Anil Kumar	Independent	U.S. House, MI-11							website
Michigan	Jeremy Moss	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-11							website
Michigan	Ryan Teasdale	Green	U.S. House, MI-11
Michigan	James Hooper	Republican	U.S. House, MI-12							website
Michigan	Brenda K. Sanders	Green	U.S. House, MI-12
Michigan	Marc J. Sosnowski	U.S. Taxpayers	U.S. House, MI-12
Michigan	Rashida Tlaib	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085), the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427) and the Millionaires Surtax Act (H.R.8294).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8294 cosponsors	website
Michigan	Gary Walkowicz	Working Class	U.S. House, MI-12
Michigan	Simone R. Coleman	Working Class	U.S. House, MI-13
Michigan	Chris Dardzinski	U.S. Taxpayers	U.S. House, MI-13
Michigan	Raelyn Light	Green	U.S. House, MI-13
Michigan	Donavan McKinney	Democratic	U.S. House, MI-13							website
Michigan	T. P. Nykoriak	Republican	U.S. House, MI-13							website
Minnesota	Peggy Flanagan	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. Senate							website
Minnesota	Marisa Simonetti	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Minnesota	Michele Tafoya	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Minnesota	Rebecca Whiting	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Minnesota	Brad Finstad	Republican	U.S. House, MN-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Minnesota	Jake Johnson	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-01							website
Minnesota	Matt Little	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-02							website
Minnesota	Eric Pratt	Republican	U.S. House, MN-02							website
Minnesota	Tyler Bass	Republican	U.S. House, MN-03							website
Minnesota	Kelly Morrison	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.121, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Minnesota	Betty McCollum	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Minnesota	Paul Wikstrom	Republican	U.S. House, MN-04							website
Minnesota	DeVelle Jackson	Independent	U.S. House, MN-05							website
Minnesota	John Nagel	Republican	U.S. House, MN-05							website
Minnesota	Ilhan Omar	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Minnesota	Doug Chapin	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-06							website
Minnesota	Tom Emmer	Republican	U.S. House, MN-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Minnesota	Michelle Fischbach	Republican	U.S. House, MN-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Minnesota	Erik Osberg	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-07							website
Minnesota	Pete Stauber	Republican	U.S. House, MN-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Minnesota	Trina Swanson	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	U.S. House, MN-08							website
Mississippi	Scott Colom	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Mississippi	Cindy Hyde-Smith	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Mississippi	Ty Pinkins	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Mississippi	Johnny Baucom	Libertarian	U.S. House, MS-01
Mississippi	Cliff Johnson	Democratic	U.S. House, MS-01							website
Mississippi	Trent Kelly	Republican	U.S. House, MS-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Mississippi	Ron Eller	Republican	U.S. House, MS-02							website
Mississippi	Bennie Foster	Independent	U.S. House, MS-02							website
Mississippi	Bennie Thompson	Democratic	U.S. House, MS-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Mississippi	Michael Chiaradio	Democratic	U.S. House, MS-03							website
Mississippi	Michael Guest	Republican	U.S. House, MS-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Mississippi	Erik Kiehle	Libertarian	U.S. House, MS-03							website
Mississippi	Carl Boyanton	Independent	U.S. House, MS-04							website
Mississippi	Mike Ezell	Republican	U.S. House, MS-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Mississippi	Jeffrey Hulum III	Democratic	U.S. House, MS-04							website
Missouri	Wesley Bell	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Missouri	Paul Berry	Republican	U.S. House, MO-01							website
Missouri	Tom Schmitz	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-01							website
Missouri	Brandon Daugherty	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-02							website
Missouri	Ann Wagner	Republican	U.S. House, MO-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Missouri	Fred Wellman	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-02							website
Missouri	Jim Higgins	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-03
Missouri	Bethany Mann	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-03							website
Missouri	Bob Onder	Republican	U.S. House, MO-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Missouri	Mark Alford	Republican	U.S. House, MO-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Missouri	Jordan Herrera	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-04							website
Missouri	Thomas Holbrook	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-04
Missouri	Rick Brattin	Republican	U.S. House, MO-05							website
Missouri	Emanuel Cleaver	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Missouri	Randy Langkraehr	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-05
Missouri	Andy Maidment	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-06							website
Missouri	Josh Smead	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-06							website
Missouri	Chris Stigall	Republican	U.S. House, MO-06							website
Missouri	Eric Burlison	Republican	U.S. House, MO-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Missouri	Kevin Craig	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-07							website
Missouri	Missi Hesketh	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-07							website
Missouri	Rebecca Sharpe Lombard	Libertarian	U.S. House, MO-08
Missouri	Chris Reichard	Democratic	U.S. House, MO-08							website
Missouri	Jason Smith	Republican	U.S. House, MO-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Montana	Kurt Alme	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Montana	Kyle Austin	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Montana	Alani Bankhead	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Montana	Seth Bodnar	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Montana	Aaron Flint	Republican	U.S. House, MT-01							website
Montana	Sam Forstag	Democratic	U.S. House, MT-01							website
Montana	Nick Sheedy	Libertarian	U.S. House, MT-01
Montana	Troy Downing	Republican	U.S. House, MT-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Montana	Michael Eisenhauer	Independent	U.S. House, MT-02							website
Montana	Patrick McCracken	Libertarian	U.S. House, MT-02							website
Montana	Brian Miller	Democratic	U.S. House, MT-02							website
Nebraska	Chuck Conboy	America First	U.S. Senate							website
Nebraska	Mike Marvin	Legal Marijuana Now	U.S. Senate							website
Nebraska	Dan Osborn	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Nebraska	Robin Richards	Working People	U.S. Senate							website
Nebraska	Pete Ricketts	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Nebraska	Chris Backemeyer	Democratic	U.S. House, NE-01							website
Nebraska	Mike Flood	Republican	U.S. House, NE-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Nebraska	Daniel Hartong	America First	U.S. House, NE-01
Nebraska	Nik Sandman	Libertarian	U.S. House, NE-01							website
Nebraska	Eric Foreman	Libertarian	U.S. House, NE-02							website
Nebraska	Brinker Harding	Republican	U.S. House, NE-02							website
Nebraska	Denise Powell	Democratic	U.S. House, NE-02							website
Nebraska	Macey Budke	Working People	U.S. House, NE-03							website
Nebraska	Mark Cohen	Independent	U.S. House, NE-03							website
Nebraska	David Else	Legal Marijuana Now	U.S. House, NE-03							website
Nebraska	Adrian Smith	Republican	U.S. House, NE-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Nebraska	Becky Stille	Democratic	U.S. House, NE-03							website
Nevada	Carrie Buck	Republican	U.S. House, NV-01							website
Nevada	Steven St. John	Independent	U.S. House, NV-01							website
Nevada	Bobby Khan	Independent	U.S. House, NV-01
Nevada	Dina Titus	Democratic	U.S. House, NV-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Nevada	Teresa Benitez-Thompson	Democratic	U.S. House, NV-02							website
Nevada	Lynn Chapman	Independent American	U.S. House, NV-02
Nevada	David Flippo	Republican	U.S. House, NV-02							website
Nevada	Jon Kamerath	Independent American	U.S. House, NV-03
Nevada	Susie Lee	Democratic	U.S. House, NV-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Nevada	Martin O’Donnell	Republican	U.S. House, NV-03							website
Nevada	Russell Best	Independent American	U.S. House, NV-04
Nevada	Steven Horsford	Democratic	U.S. House, NV-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Nevada	William Johnson	Independent	U.S. House, NV-04
Nevada	Cody Whipple	Republican	U.S. House, NV-04							website
New Hampshire	Edmond LaPlante	Constitution	U.S. Senate							website
New Hampshire	Chris Pappas	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Hampshire	John E. Sununu	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
New Hampshire	Anthony DiLorenzo	Republican	U.S. House, NH-01							website
New Hampshire	Stefany Shaheen	Democratic	U.S. House, NH-01							website
New Hampshire	Maggie Goodlander	Democratic	U.S. House, NH-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Hampshire	Robbie Mahrou	Independent	U.S. House, NH-02							website
New Hampshire	Lily Tang Williams	Republican	U.S. House, NH-02							website
New Jersey	Cory Booker	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43 and S.J.Res.78, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (S.4083).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.J.Res.78 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4083 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Veronica Fernandez	Independent	U.S. Senate
New Jersey	Joanne Kuniansky	Socialist Workers	U.S. Senate
New Jersey	Justin Murphy	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
New Jersey	Damon Galdo	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-01							website
New Jersey	Donald Norcross	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Jeff Van Drew	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New Jersey	Ramon Mora Jr.	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-02
New Jersey	Zack Mullock	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-02							website
New Jersey	Herb Conaway	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Ryan Kelly	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-03
New Jersey	Michael McGuire	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-03							website
New Jersey	Steven Welzer	Green	U.S. House, NJ-03
New Jersey	Rachel Peace	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-04							website
New Jersey	Chris Smith	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New Jersey	Josh Gottheimer	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Sean Kirrane	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-05							website
New Jersey	Adam Rueda	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-05							website
New Jersey	Hillary Herzig	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-06							website
New Jersey	Frank Pallone	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.121, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Rebecca Bennett	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-07							website
New Jersey	Thomas Kean Jr.	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New Jersey	Seamus O’Toole	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-07
New Jersey	Aristotle Eliopoulos	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-08							website
New Jersey	Craig Honts	Socialist Workers	U.S. House, NJ-08
New Jersey	Da’Shone Hughey	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-08
New Jersey	Rob Menendez	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Terrisa Bukovinac	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-09							website
New Jersey	Rosie Pino	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-09							website
New Jersey	Nellie Pou	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Carmen Bucco	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-10							website
New Jersey	LaMonica McIver	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Alan Bond	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-11
New Jersey	Joe Hathaway	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-11							website
New Jersey	Analilia Mejia	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-11	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Jersey	Adam Hamawy	Democratic	U.S. House, NJ-12							website
New Jersey	Andres Jinete	Green	U.S. House, NJ-12
New Jersey	Winston Jordan	Independent	U.S. House, NJ-12
New Jersey	Gregg Mele	Republican	U.S. House, NJ-12							website
New Mexico	Ben Ray Luján	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (S.2845) and the Millionaires Surtax Act (S.4306).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2845 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4306 cosponsors	website
New Mexico	Larry Marker	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
New Mexico	Didi Okpareke	Republican	U.S. House, NM-01							website
New Mexico	Melanie Stansbury	Democratic	U.S. House, NM-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Mexico	Greg Cunningham	Republican	U.S. House, NM-02							website
New Mexico	Gabe Vasquez	Democratic	U.S. House, NM-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
New Mexico	Teresa Leger Fernández	Democratic	U.S. House, NM-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New Mexico	Martin Zamora	Republican	U.S. House, NM-03							website
New York	Chris Gallant	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-01							website
New York	Nick LaLota	Republican	U.S. House, NY-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New York	Andrew Garbarino	Republican	U.S. House, NY-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New York	Patrick Halpin	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-02							website
New York	Mike LiPetri	Republican	U.S. House, NY-03							website
New York	Tom Suozzi	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Jeanine Driscoll	Republican	U.S. House, NY-04							website
New York	Laura Gillen	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Blay Tarnoff	Libertarian	U.S. House, NY-04
New York	George Marsh	Republican	U.S. House, NY-05
New York	Gregory Meeks	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Joseph Chou	Republican	U.S. House, NY-06							website
New York	Grace Meng	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Priscilla Ghaznavi	Independent	U.S. House, NY-07							website
New York	Melvin Rivera	Republican	U.S. House, NY-07							website
New York	Claire Valdez	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-07							website
New York	Hakeem Jeffries	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Lewis Mizrahi	Republican	U.S. House, NY-08
New York	Joel Azumah	Republican	U.S. House, NY-09							website
New York	Yvette Clarke	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
New York	Brad Lander	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-10			Supports. On our earlier research list of candidates who support this.			us-sos.info – earlier progressive taxation list	website
New York	Jennifer Moore	Republican	U.S. House, NY-10							website
New York	Michael DeCillis	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-11							website
New York	Nicole Malliotakis	Republican	U.S. House, NY-11	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New York	Micah Lasher	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-12							website
New York	Wilneida Negron	Independent	U.S. House, NY-12
New York	Karen Ortiz	Independent	U.S. House, NY-12							website
New York	Caroline Shinkle	Republican	U.S. House, NY-12							website
New York	Darializa Avila Chevalier	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-13							website
New York	Jomo Williams	Republican	U.S. House, NY-13							website
New York	Diamant Hysenaj	Republican	U.S. House, NY-14							website
New York	Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Gonzalo Duran	Conservative	U.S. House, NY-15							website
New York	Andre Easton	Socialism and Liberation	U.S. House, NY-15							website
New York	Stylo Sapaskis	Republican	U.S. House, NY-15
New York	Ritchie Torres	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-15	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Jose Vega	Independent	U.S. House, NY-15							website
New York	Joseph Cinquemani	Republican	U.S. House, NY-16							website
New York	George Latimer	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-16	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
New York	Cait Conley	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-17							website
New York	Mike Lawler	Republican	U.S. House, NY-17	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New York	Jacqueline Auringer	Republican	U.S. House, NY-18							website
New York	Pat Ryan	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-18	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Peter Oberacker	Republican	U.S. House, NY-19							website
New York	Josh Riley	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-19	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Ralph Ambrosio	Republican	U.S. House, NY-20							website
New York	Paul Tonko	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-20	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Anthony Constantino	Republican	U.S. House, NY-21							website
New York	Blake Gendebien	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-21							website
New York	Kailee Buller	Republican	U.S. House, NY-22							website
New York	John Mannion	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-22	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
New York	Aaron Gies	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-23							website
New York	Nick Langworthy	Republican	U.S. House, NY-23	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New York	Alissa Ellman	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-24							website
New York	Claudia Tenney	Republican	U.S. House, NY-24	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
New York	Virginia McIntyre	Republican	U.S. House, NY-25							website
New York	Joseph Morelle	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-25	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
New York	Dennis Hannon	Republican	U.S. House, NY-26							website
New York	Tim Kennedy	Democratic	U.S. House, NY-26	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
North Carolina	Shannon Bray	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
North Carolina	Roy Cooper	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
North Carolina	Michael Dublin	Green	U.S. Senate							website
North Carolina	Michael Whatley	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
North Carolina	Tom Bailey	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-01
North Carolina	Laurie Buckhout	Republican	U.S. House, NC-01							website
North Carolina	Don Davis	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
North Carolina	Eugene Douglass	Republican	U.S. House, NC-02
North Carolina	Matthew Laszacs	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-02							website
North Carolina	Deborah Ross	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
North Carolina	Daniel Cavender	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-03
North Carolina	Raymond Smith Jr.	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-03							website
North Carolina	Greg Murphy	Republican	U.S. House, NC-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Valerie Foushee	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
North Carolina	Max Ganorkar	Republican	U.S. House, NC-04							website
North Carolina	Guy Meilleur	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-04							website
North Carolina	Virginia Foxx	Republican	U.S. House, NC-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Chuck Hubbard	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-05							website
North Carolina	Robert Luffman	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-05							website
North Carolina	Cyril Jefferson	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-06							website
North Carolina	Addison McDowell	Republican	U.S. House, NC-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Maad Abu-Ghazalah	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-07							website
North Carolina	Kimberly Hardy	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-07							website
North Carolina	David Rouzer	Republican	U.S. House, NC-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Mark Harris	Republican	U.S. House, NC-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Colby Watson	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-08							website
North Carolina	Bo Whitehead	Green	U.S. House, NC-08
North Carolina	Richard Hudson	Republican	U.S. House, NC-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Richard Ojeda	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-09							website
North Carolina	Ashley Bell	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-10							website
North Carolina	Steve Feldman	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-10							website
North Carolina	Pat Harrigan	Republican	U.S. House, NC-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Jamie Ager	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-11							website
North Carolina	Jennifer Balkcom	Republican	U.S. House, NC-11							website
North Carolina	Travis Groo	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-11
North Carolina	Alma Adams	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
North Carolina	Jack Codiga	Republican	U.S. House, NC-12							website
North Carolina	Paul Barringer	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-13							website
North Carolina	Brad Knott	Republican	U.S. House, NC-13	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Steven Swinton	Libertarian	U.S. House, NC-13
North Carolina	Tim Moore	Republican	U.S. House, NC-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Carolina	Lakesha Womack	Democratic	U.S. House, NC-14							website
North Dakota	Julie Fedorchak	Republican	U.S. House, ND-AL	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
North Dakota	Trygve Hammer	Democratic-NPL	U.S. House, ND-AL							website
North Dakota	Helene Neville	Independent	U.S. House, ND-AL							website
North Dakota	Charles Tuttle	Independent	U.S. House, ND-AL
Ohio	Sherrod Brown	Democratic	U.S. Senate (special election)	Former U.S. Senator from Ohio, serving from 2007 to 2025. Previously served in the U.S. House and as Ohio secretary of state.	Supports. As a senator, cosponsored S.J.Res.45 (2023-2024), a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. No public position found.	Supports. As a senator, cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2024 (S.4) and the Freedom to Vote Act (S.2747, 2021).	Supports. His 2026 campaign says members of Congress should not be able to become lobbyists when they leave office.	congress.gov – S.J.Res.45 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4 cosponsors \| congress.gov – Freedom to Vote Act cosponsors \| Sherrod Brown campaign	website
Ohio	Jon Husted	Republican	U.S. Senate (special election)	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Greg Levy	Independent	U.S. Senate (special election)							website
Ohio	William Redpath	Libertarian	U.S. Senate (special election)							website
Ohio	Eric Conroy	Republican	U.S. House, OH-01							website
Ohio	Greg Landsman	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Ohio	Nathan Weise	Libertarian	U.S. House, OH-01							website
Ohio	Jennifer Mazzuckelli	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-02							website
Ohio	David Taylor	Republican	U.S. House, OH-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Joyce Beatty	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Ohio	Cleophus Dulaney	Republican	U.S. House, OH-03							website
Ohio	Jim Jordan	Republican	U.S. House, OH-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Joshua Kolasinski	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-04							website
Ohio	Tracey Tackett	Independent	U.S. House, OH-04							website
Ohio	Bob Latta	Republican	U.S. House, OH-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Brian Shaver	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-05							website
Ohio	Michael Veloff	Libertarian	U.S. House, OH-05
Ohio	Elizabeth Kirtley	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-06							website
Ohio	Michael Rulli	Republican	U.S. House, OH-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Max Miller	Republican	U.S. House, OH-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Brian Poindexter	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-07							website
Ohio	Warren Davidson	Republican	U.S. House, OH-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Vanessa Enoch	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-08							website
Ohio	Matthew Althaus	Libertarian	U.S. House, OH-09							website
Ohio	Marcy Kaptur	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Ohio	Derek Merrin	Republican	U.S. House, OH-09							website
Ohio	Kristina Knickerbocker	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-10							website
Ohio	Thomas McMasters	Libertarian	U.S. House, OH-10							website
Ohio	Mike Turner	Republican	U.S. House, OH-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Shontel Brown	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-11	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Ohio	Mike Kirchner	Republican	U.S. House, OH-11							website
Ohio	Troy Balderson	Republican	U.S. House, OH-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Jerrad Christian	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-12							website
Ohio	Carey Coleman	Republican	U.S. House, OH-13							website
Ohio	Sandeep Dixit	Independent	U.S. House, OH-13							website
Ohio	Emilia Sykes	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-13	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.121, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Ohio	David Joyce	Republican	U.S. House, OH-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Maria Jukic	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-14							website
Ohio	Brennan Barrington	Libertarian	U.S. House, OH-15							website
Ohio	Mike Carey	Republican	U.S. House, OH-15	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Ohio	Don Leonard	Democratic	U.S. House, OH-15							website
Oklahoma	Kevin Hern	Republican	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Oklahoma	Ron Meinhardt	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Oklahoma	Curtis Stinnett	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Oklahoma	N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Oklahoma	Sevier White	Libertarian	U.S. Senate
Oklahoma	John Croisant	Democratic	U.S. House, OK-01							website
Oklahoma	Mark Tedford	Republican	U.S. House, OK-01							website
Oklahoma	Josh Brecheen	Republican	U.S. House, OK-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Oklahoma	Ronnie Hopkins	Independent	U.S. House, OK-02
Oklahoma	Brandon Wade	Democratic	U.S. House, OK-02							website
Oklahoma	Suzie Byrd	Democratic	U.S. House, OK-03							website
Oklahoma	Frank Lucas	Republican	U.S. House, OK-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Oklahoma	Rocco Bonacci	Independent	U.S. House, OK-04
Oklahoma	Tom Cole	Republican	U.S. House, OK-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Oklahoma	Mitchell Jacob	Democratic	U.S. House, OK-04							website
Oklahoma	Stephanie Bice	Republican	U.S. House, OK-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Oklahoma	Robert Henri	Independent	U.S. House, OK-05							website
Oklahoma	Jena Nelson	Democratic	U.S. House, OK-05							website
Oklahoma	Austin Nieves	Independent	U.S. House, OK-05
Oregon	Gary Lyndon Dye	Libertarian	U.S. Senate
Oregon	Jeff Merkley	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (S.4246), the Billionaires Income Tax Act (S.2845), the Millionaires Surtax Act (S.4306) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (S.4083).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4246 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2845 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4306 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.4083 cosponsors	website
Oregon	Brett Smith	Pacific Green	U.S. Senate
Oregon	David Brock Smith	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Oregon	Suzanne Bonamici	Democratic	U.S. House, OR-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Oregon	Barbara Kahl	Republican	U.S. House, OR-01							website
Oregon	Chris Beck	Democratic	U.S. House, OR-02							website
Oregon	Cliff Bentz	Republican	U.S. House, OR-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Oregon	Loran Ayles	Republican	U.S. House, OR-03
Oregon	Maxine Dexter	Democratic	U.S. House, OR-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085), the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
Oregon	Monique DeSpain	Republican	U.S. House, OR-04							website
Oregon	Justin Filip	Pacific Green	U.S. House, OR-04
Oregon	Val Hoyle	Democratic	U.S. House, OR-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Oregon	Patti Adair	Republican	U.S. House, OR-05							website
Oregon	Janelle Bynum	Democratic	U.S. House, OR-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Oregon	Andrea Townsend	Pacific Green	U.S. House, OR-05
Oregon	David Russ	Republican	U.S. House, OR-06							website
Oregon	Andrea Salinas	Democratic	U.S. House, OR-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Pennsylvania	Brian Fitzpatrick	Republican	U.S. House, PA-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Bob Harvie	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-01							website
Pennsylvania	Jessica Arriaga	Republican	U.S. House, PA-02							website
Pennsylvania	Brendan Boyle	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Pennsylvania	Dennis Mahoney	Independent	U.S. House, PA-03							website
Pennsylvania	Chris Rabb	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-03							website
Pennsylvania	Madeleine Dean	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Pennsylvania	Aurora Stuski	Republican	U.S. House, PA-04							website
Pennsylvania	Nicholas Manganaro	Republican	U.S. House, PA-05							website
Pennsylvania	Mary Gay Scanlon	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Sponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Pennsylvania	Chrissy Houlahan	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Pennsylvania	Marty Young	Republican	U.S. House, PA-06							website
Pennsylvania	Bob Brooks	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-07							website
Pennsylvania	Ryan Mackenzie	Republican	U.S. House, PA-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Rob Bresnahan	Republican	U.S. House, PA-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Paige Cognetti	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-08							website
Pennsylvania	Dan Meuser	Republican	U.S. House, PA-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Rachel Wallace	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-09							website
Pennsylvania	Scott Perry	Republican	U.S. House, PA-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Janelle Stelson	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-10							website
Pennsylvania	Nancy Mannion	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-11							website
Pennsylvania	Lloyd Smucker	Republican	U.S. House, PA-11	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	James Hayes	Republican	U.S. House, PA-12							website
Pennsylvania	Summer Lee	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085) and the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors	website
Pennsylvania	Beth Farnham	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-13							website
Pennsylvania	John Joyce	Republican	U.S. House, PA-13	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Alan Bradstock	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-14							website
Pennsylvania	Guy Reschenthaler	Republican	U.S. House, PA-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Ray Bilger	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-15							website
Pennsylvania	Glenn Thompson	Republican	U.S. House, PA-15	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Mike Kelly	Republican	U.S. House, PA-16	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Pennsylvania	Justin Wagner	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-16							website
Pennsylvania	Chris Deluzio	Democratic	U.S. House, PA-17	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085), the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427), the Millionaires Surtax Act (H.R.8294) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8294 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
Pennsylvania	Tony Guy	Republican	U.S. House, PA-17							website
Rhode Island	Michael Bahry	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Rhode Island	Raymond McKay	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Rhode Island	Jack Reed	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Billionaires Income Tax Act (S.2845).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2845 cosponsors	website
Rhode Island	Gabe Amo	Democratic	U.S. House, RI-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Rhode Island	Pedro DeSouza	Independent	U.S. House, RI-01							website
Rhode Island	Kellie Keenan	Republican	U.S. House, RI-01							website
Rhode Island	Seth Magaziner	Democratic	U.S. House, RI-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.121, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Rhode Island	Vic Mellor	Republican	U.S. House, RI-02							website
South Carolina	Annie Andrews	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
South Carolina	Darline Graham	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
South Carolina	Mark Hackett	Constitution	U.S. Senate
South Carolina	Kasie Whitener	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
South Carolina	Jenny Costa Honeycutt	Republican	U.S. House, SC-01							website
South Carolina	Nancy Lacore	Democratic	U.S. House, SC-01							website
South Carolina	Bill Reeside	Libertarian	U.S. House, SC-01							website
South Carolina	Zyon Khalifa	Democratic	U.S. House, SC-02							website
South Carolina	Dayna Alane Smith	Workers	U.S. House, SC-02
South Carolina	Joe Wilson	Republican	U.S. House, SC-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
South Carolina	Sheri Biggs	Republican	U.S. House, SC-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
South Carolina	Brian Corriea	Libertarian	U.S. House, SC-03							website
South Carolina	Eunice Lehmacher	Democratic	U.S. House, SC-03							website
South Carolina	Jessica Ethridge	Libertarian	U.S. House, SC-04							website
South Carolina	Courtney McClain	Democratic	U.S. House, SC-04							website
South Carolina	William Timmons	Republican	U.S. House, SC-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
South Carolina	Wes Climer	Republican	U.S. House, SC-05							website
South Carolina	Mallory Dittmer	Democratic	U.S. House, SC-05							website
South Carolina	Jim Clyburn	Democratic	U.S. House, SC-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
South Carolina	John Peterson	Republican	U.S. House, SC-06							website
South Carolina	Russell Fry	Republican	U.S. House, SC-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
South Carolina	John Vincent	Democratic	U.S. House, SC-07							website
South Dakota	Brian Bengs	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
South Dakota	Mike Rounds	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
South Dakota	Nikki Gronli	Democratic	U.S. House, SD-AL							website
South Dakota	Marty Jackley	Republican	U.S. House, SD-AL							website
Tennessee	Marquita Bradshaw	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Tennessee	Tharon Chandler	Independent	U.S. Senate
Tennessee	Andrew Gerena	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Tennessee	Bill Hagerty	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Tennessee	Jeremy Hearn	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Tennessee	James Macon III	Independent	U.S. Senate
Tennessee	Robert Jones	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Tennessee	David Sutman Jr.	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Tennessee	Yoshi Matthews	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Tennessee	Catherine Whitson	Independent	U.S. Senate							website
Tennessee	Joshua Ashburn	Independent	U.S. House, TN-01
Tennessee	Richard Baker	Independent	U.S. House, TN-01
Tennessee	Kristi Burke	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-01							website
Tennessee	Chris Campbell	Independent	U.S. House, TN-01
Tennessee	Billy Cody	Independent	U.S. House, TN-01
Tennessee	Diana Harshbarger	Republican	U.S. House, TN-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Tennessee	Tyler McClain	Independent	U.S. House, TN-01
Tennessee	Michaela Barnett	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-02							website
Tennessee	Tim Burchett	Republican	U.S. House, TN-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Tennessee	Bruce Fine	Independent	U.S. House, TN-02							website
Tennessee	Adam Heimerman	Independent	U.S. House, TN-02
Tennessee	Dean Arnold	Independent	U.S. House, TN-03
Tennessee	Chuck Fleischmann	Republican	U.S. House, TN-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Tennessee	Anna Golladay	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-03							website
Tennessee	Jean Howard-Hill	Independent	U.S. House, TN-03
Tennessee	Rodney Joe King	Independent	U.S. House, TN-03
Tennessee	Donnie Ownby	Independent	U.S. House, TN-03
Tennessee	Edward Roland	Independent	U.S. House, TN-03
Tennessee	Jacob Anders	Independent	U.S. House, TN-04							website
Tennessee	Victoria Broderick	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-04							website
Tennessee	Scott DesJarlais	Republican	U.S. House, TN-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Tennessee	Charlie Hatcher	Republican	U.S. House, TN-05							website
Tennessee	James Johnson	Independent	U.S. House, TN-05
Tennessee	Chaz Molder	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-05							website
Tennessee	Micheál O’Leary	Independent	U.S. House, TN-05							website
Tennessee	Mike Croley	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-06							website
Tennessee	Johnny Garrett	Republican	U.S. House, TN-06							website
Tennessee	Christopher Monday	Independent	U.S. House, TN-06							website
Tennessee	Angus Purdy	Independent	U.S. House, TN-06
Tennessee	Darden Copeland	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-07							website
Tennessee	Matt Van Epps	Republican	U.S. House, TN-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Tennessee	Andrew Koontz	Independent	U.S. House, TN-07
Tennessee	Lowell Reynolds	Independent	U.S. House, TN-07							website
Tennessee	Adam Austill	Independent	U.S. House, TN-08
Tennessee	Wells Blankenship	Independent	U.S. House, TN-08
Tennessee	Antonio Futch	Independent	U.S. House, TN-08
Tennessee	Henry Ward III	Independent	U.S. House, TN-08
Tennessee	Heidi Kuhn	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-08							website
Tennessee	David Kustoff	Republican	U.S. House, TN-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Tennessee	Pamela Moses	Independent	U.S. House, TN-08							website
Tennessee	Horace Taylor	Independent	U.S. House, TN-08
Tennessee	Dennis Clark	Independent	U.S. House, TN-09
Tennessee	Michelle Head	Independent	U.S. House, TN-09
Tennessee	Justin Pearson	Democratic	U.S. House, TN-09							website
Tennessee	Brent Taylor	Republican	U.S. House, TN-09							website
Texas	Ted Brown	Libertarian	U.S. Senate							website
Texas	Ken Paxton	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Texas	James Talarico	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Texas	Nathaniel Moran	Republican	U.S. House, TX-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Yolanda Prince	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-01							website
Texas	Shaun Finnie	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-02							website
Texas	Steve Toth	Republican	U.S. House, TX-02							website
Texas	Evan Hunt	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-03							website
Texas	Keith Self	Republican	U.S. House, TX-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Pat Fallon	Republican	U.S. House, TX-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Jason Pearce	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-04							website
Texas	Lance Gooden	Republican	U.S. House, TX-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Chelsey Hockett	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-05							website
Texas	Jake Ellzey	Republican	U.S. House, TX-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Danny Minton	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-06							website
Texas	Lizzie Fletcher	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Alexander Hale	Republican	U.S. House, TX-07							website
Texas	Espoir Ngabo	Green	U.S. House, TX-07							website
Texas	Laura Jones	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-08							website
Texas	Jessica Hart Steinmann	Republican	U.S. House, TX-08							website
Texas	Leticia Gutierrez	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-09							website
Texas	Alex Mealer	Republican	U.S. House, TX-09							website
Texas	Chris Gober	Republican	U.S. House, TX-10							website
Texas	Caitlin Rourk	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-10							website
Texas	August Pfluger	Republican	U.S. House, TX-11	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Claire Reynolds	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-11							website
Texas	Craig Goldman	Republican	U.S. House, TX-12	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Angela Rodriguez Prilliman	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-12							website
Texas	Ronny Jackson	Republican	U.S. House, TX-13	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Mark Nair	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-13							website
Texas	Thurman Bartie	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-14							website
Texas	Randy Weber	Republican	U.S. House, TX-14	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Monica De La Cruz	Republican	U.S. House, TX-15	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Bobby Pulido	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-15							website
Texas	Adam Bauman	Republican	U.S. House, TX-16							website
Texas	Veronica Escobar	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-16	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Pete Sessions	Republican	U.S. House, TX-17	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Casey Shepard	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-17							website
Texas	Christian Menefee	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-18	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Ronald Whitfield	Republican	U.S. House, TX-18
Texas	Kyle Rable	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-19							website
Texas	Tom Sell	Republican	U.S. House, TX-19							website
Texas	Edgardo Rafael Baez	Republican	U.S. House, TX-20							website
Texas	Joaquin Castro	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-20	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Kristin Hook	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-21							website
Texas	Mark Teixeira	Republican	U.S. House, TX-21							website
Texas	Marquette Greene-Scott	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-22							website
Texas	Trever Nehls	Republican	U.S. House, TX-22							website
Texas	Brandon Herrera	Republican	U.S. House, TX-23							website
Texas	Ben Mendoza	Independent	U.S. House, TX-23
Texas	Katy Padilla Stout	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-23							website
Texas	Kevin Burge	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-24							website
Texas	Beth Van Duyne	Republican	U.S. House, TX-24	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Dione Sims	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-25							website
Texas	Roger Williams	Republican	U.S. House, TX-25	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Brandon Gill	Republican	U.S. House, TX-26	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Phil Gray	Libertarian	U.S. House, TX-26
Texas	Steven Shook	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-26							website
Texas	Michael Cloud	Republican	U.S. House, TX-27	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Tanya Lloyd	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-27							website
Texas	Henry Cuellar	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-28	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Marlón Durán	Green	U.S. House, TX-28							website
Texas	Tano Tijerina	Republican	U.S. House, TX-28							website
Texas	Martha Fierro	Republican	U.S. House, TX-29							website
Texas	Sylvia Garcia	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-29	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Frederick Haynes III	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-30							website
Texas	Everett Jackson	Republican	U.S. House, TX-30							website
Texas	John Carter	Republican	U.S. House, TX-31	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.
Texas	Justin Early	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-31							website
Texas	Greg Stoker	Green	U.S. House, TX-31							website
Texas	Dan Barrios	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-32							website
Texas	Jace Yarbrough	Republican	U.S. House, TX-32							website
Texas	Colin Allred	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-33							website
Texas	Patrick Gillespie	Republican	U.S. House, TX-33							website
Texas	Eddie Espinoza	Green	U.S. House, TX-34							website
Texas	Eric Flores	Republican	U.S. House, TX-34							website
Texas	Vicente Gonzalez	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-34	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Chris Royal	Libertarian	U.S. House, TX-34							website
Texas	Carlos De La Cruz	Republican	U.S. House, TX-35							website
Texas	Johnny Garcia	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-35							website
Texas	Brian Babin	Republican	U.S. House, TX-36	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Texas	Rhonda Hart	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-36							website
Texas	Greg Casar	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-37	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents TX-35; running in TX-37 after the district lines changed.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Texas	Lauren Peña	Republican	U.S. House, TX-37							website
Texas	Jon Bonck	Republican	U.S. House, TX-38							website
Texas	Melissa McDonough	Democratic	U.S. House, TX-38							website
Texas	Alex McMenemy	Green	U.S. House, TX-38							website
Utah	Ben McAdams	Democratic	U.S. House, UT-01							website
Utah	Elias Montgomery	Independent	U.S. House, UT-01							website
Utah	Riley Owen	Republican	U.S. House, UT-01							website
Utah	Jesse West	Libertarian	U.S. House, UT-01							website
Utah	Carlton Bowen	Independent American	U.S. House, UT-02							website
Utah	Daniel Cottam	Libertarian	U.S. House, UT-02
Utah	Peter Crosby	Democratic	U.S. House, UT-02							website
Utah	Robert Moesinger	Independent	U.S. House, UT-02
Utah	Blake Moore	Republican	U.S. House, UT-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents UT-01; running in UT-02 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Utah	Cassie Easley	Constitution	U.S. House, UT-03							website
Utah	Adonis Hooslyn	Independent	U.S. House, UT-03							website
Utah	Celeste Maloy	Republican	U.S. House, UT-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents UT-02; running in UT-03 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Utah	Ayden Scott	Independent	U.S. House, UT-03							website
Utah	Michael Stoddard	Libertarian	U.S. House, UT-03							website
Utah	Kent Udell	Democratic	U.S. House, UT-03							website
Utah	Steven Burt	Independent	U.S. House, UT-04							website
Utah	Mike Kennedy	Republican	U.S. House, UT-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative. Now represents UT-03; running in UT-04 after the district lines changed.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Utah	Jonny Larsen	Democratic	U.S. House, UT-04							website
Utah	Taylor Wright	Libertarian	U.S. House, UT-04							website
Vermont	Phoenix Altair	Independent	U.S. House, VT-AL
Vermont	Becca Balint	Democratic	U.S. House, VT-AL	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Vermont	Gerald Malloy	Republican	U.S. House, VT-AL							website
Vermont	Adam Ortiz	Independent	U.S. House, VT-AL
Vermont	Suz Seymour	Independent	U.S. House, VT-AL							website
Vermont	Ryan Walton	Independent	U.S. House, VT-AL							website
Virginia	Bert Mizusawa	Republican	U.S. Senate							website
Virginia	Mark Warner	Democratic	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Supports. Cosponsor of S.J.Res.43, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (S.2523).		congress.gov – S.J.Res.43 cosponsors \| congress.gov – S.2523 cosponsors	website
Virginia	Shannon Taylor	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-01							website
Virginia	Rob Wittman	Republican	U.S. House, VA-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Virginia	J. Matt Baker	Independent	U.S. House, VA-02							website
Virginia	Jen Kiggans	Republican	U.S. House, VA-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Virginia	Elaine Luria	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-02							website
Virginia	Geral Staten	Independent	U.S. House, VA-02
Virginia	Makiba Gaines	Independent	U.S. House, VA-03							website
Virginia	Edwin Rivera	Republican	U.S. House, VA-03							website
Virginia	Bobby Scott	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Virginia	Stephen Woll	Independent	U.S. House, VA-03							website
Virginia	Joan Bell	Independent	U.S. House, VA-04							website
Virginia	Jennifer McClellan	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Virginia	Robert Murray	Republican	U.S. House, VA-04							website
Virginia	Cooke Harvey	Independent	U.S. House, VA-05
Virginia	John McGuire	Republican	U.S. House, VA-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Virginia	Tom Perriello	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-05							website
Virginia	Ben Cline	Republican	U.S. House, VA-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Virginia	Beth Macy	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-06							website
Virginia	Alaha Ahrar	Independent	U.S. House, VA-07							website
Virginia	Joshua Ertle	Independent	U.S. House, VA-07
Virginia	Taner Demirci Lopez	Libertarian	U.S. House, VA-07							website
Virginia	Doug Ollivant	Republican	U.S. House, VA-07							website
Virginia	Randall Terry	Independent	U.S. House, VA-07							website
Virginia	Eugene Vindman	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Virginia	Shelly Arnoldi	Libertarian	U.S. House, VA-08							website
Virginia	Don Beyer	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Sponsor or cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085), the Billionaires Income Tax Act (H.R.5427), the Millionaires Surtax Act (H.R.8294) and the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.5427 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8294 \| congress.gov – H.R.7937	website
Virginia	Tony Sabio	Republican	U.S. House, VA-08							website
Virginia	Tim Sharman	Independent	U.S. House, VA-08							website
Virginia	Morgan Griffith	Republican	U.S. House, VA-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Virginia	Joy Powers	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-09							website
Virginia	Dave Beckwith	Republican	U.S. House, VA-10							website
Virginia	Ahsen Malik	Independent	U.S. House, VA-10							website
Virginia	Suhas Subramanyam	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Virginia	Dianne Blais	Green	U.S. House, VA-11							website
Virginia	Arthur Purves	Republican	U.S. House, VA-11							website
Virginia	James Walkinshaw	Democratic	U.S. House, VA-11	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Washington	Suzan DelBene	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Washington	Mary Silva	Republican	U.S. House, WA-01							website
Washington	Edwin Feller	Republican	U.S. House, WA-02							website
Washington	Rick Larsen	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Washington	John Braun	Republican	U.S. House, WA-03							website
Washington	Marie Gluesenkamp Perez	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Washington	John Duresky	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-04							website
Washington	Amanda McKinney	Republican	U.S. House, WA-04							website
Washington	Michael Baumgartner	Republican	U.S. House, WA-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Washington	Carmela Conroy	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-05							website
Washington	Teresa Fox	Republican	U.S. House, WA-06							website
Washington	Emily Randall	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.122, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act (H.R.7937).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.7937 cosponsors	website
Washington	Pramila Jayapal	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-07	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Sponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Sponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Washington	Nirav Sheth	Republican	U.S. House, WA-07							website
Washington	Spencer Meline	Republican	U.S. House, WA-08							website
Washington	Kim Schrier	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Washington	Doug Basler	Republican	U.S. House, WA-09							website
Washington	Adam Smith	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-09	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.54, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Supports. Cosponsor of the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026 (H.R.8085).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.54 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.8085 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Washington	Chris Chung	Republican	U.S. House, WA-10
Washington	Marilyn Strickland	Democratic	U.S. House, WA-10	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121 and H.J.Res.122, constitutional amendments to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.J.Res.122 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
West Virginia	Rachel Fetty Anderson	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
West Virginia	Shelley Moore Capito	Republican	U.S. Senate	Incumbent U.S. Senator.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
West Virginia	S. Marshall Wilson	Constitution	U.S. Senate							website
West Virginia	Belinda Fox-Spencer	Constitution	U.S. House, WV-01							website
West Virginia	Vince George	Democratic	U.S. House, WV-01							website
West Virginia	Carol Miller	Republican	U.S. House, WV-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
West Virginia	Riley Moore	Republican	U.S. House, WV-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
West Virginia	Ace Parsi	Democratic	U.S. House, WV-02							website
Wisconsin	Mitchell Berman	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-01							website
Wisconsin	Bryan Steil	Republican	U.S. House, WI-01	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Wisconsin	Mark Pocan	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-02	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Supports. Cosponsor of H.J.Res.121, a constitutional amendment to let Congress and the states limit election spending.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.J.Res.121 cosponsors \| congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Wisconsin	Rebecca Cooke	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-03							website
Wisconsin	Alexander Kent	Independent	U.S. House, WI-03
Wisconsin	Derrick Van Orden	Republican	U.S. House, WI-03	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Wisconsin	Rustin Provance	Independent	U.S. House, WI-03							website
Wisconsin	Arthur Burks	Independent	U.S. House, WI-04							website
Wisconsin	Gwen Moore	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-04	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Supports. Cosponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (H.R.14).		congress.gov – H.R.14 cosponsors	website
Wisconsin	Tim Rogers	Republican	U.S. House, WI-04							website
Wisconsin	Andrew Beck	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-05							website
Wisconsin	Scott Fitzgerald	Republican	U.S. House, WI-05	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Wisconsin	Matthew Arndt	Green	U.S. House, WI-06							website
Wisconsin	Elizabeth Fitzgibbon	Independent	U.S. House, WI-06							website
Wisconsin	Glenn Grothman	Republican	U.S. House, WI-06	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Wisconsin	Brad Smith	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-06							website
Wisconsin	Michael Thurow	Independent	U.S. House, WI-06							website
Wisconsin	Michael Alfonso	Republican	U.S. House, WI-07							website
Wisconsin	Fred Clark	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-07							website
Wisconsin	Rick Crosson	Democratic	U.S. House, WI-08							website
Wisconsin	Tony Wied	Republican	U.S. House, WI-08	Incumbent U.S. Representative.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Wyoming	James W. Byrd	Democratic	U.S. Senate							website
Wyoming	Harriet Hageman	Republican	U.S. Senate	Currently a U.S. Representative, now running for the Senate.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the constitutional amendments on election spending now in Congress.	Unknown. Has not cosponsored any of the bills now in Congress to raise taxes on the highest incomes or largest fortunes (the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, the Billionaires Income Tax Act, the Millionaires Surtax Act, the Working Americans’ Tax Cut Act).	Unknown. Has not cosponsored the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025.			website
Wyoming	Chuck Gray	Republican	U.S. House, WY-AL							website
Wyoming	Jeffrey Haggit	Constitution	U.S. House, WY-AL
Wyoming	Shawn Johnson	Libertarian	U.S. House, WY-AL							website
Wyoming	Lisa Kinney	Democratic	U.S. House, WY-AL							website