Congress Count

Aggregates of the 538 Trump Score

AverageMedianRep AvgDem Avg
LastCurrentLastCurrentLastCurrentLastCurrent
Senate 0.74 1.60 1.10 1.70 14.4 13.0 -14.4 -11.5
House 0.18 1.16 0.70 1.50 7.12 7.78 -8.34 -7.09

Last updated Apr 15th

Total Senate Success and Disaster Count

201820202022Total
PartyBase CountSuccess CountDisaster CountSuccess CountDisaster CountSuccess CountDisaster CountSuccess CountDisaster Count
Republican3014658114520
Demorats / Independents310100403048

Last updated Apr 15th

45 is the Senate Success Count, the number of senators that support an unpopular law
  • Less than 50 means President Trump's Presidency is at best hampered
  • 60 and over means President Trump is free to act as he wishes
68 is the Senate Disaster Count, the number of senators willing to proactively stop him
  • Less than 50 means President Trump is safe even if the Democratic party is in control
  • 67 and over means President Trump is one mistake away from impeachment
20 is the Senate Resistance Count, the number of senators willing to confront the Majority Leader
  • 26 senators are needed to replace the Majority Leader

List of Senators Most Likely to Oppose Their Party

Running in 2018
State
Senator
SwingRunningSuccess CountDiasater Count
AZJeff FlakeYes
1
FLBill NelsonYesYes
1
INJoe Donnelly
Yes
1
MEAngus KingYesYes
1
MIDebbie SabenowYes

1
MNAmy KlobucharYesYes
1
MSRober Wicker
Yes
1
MTJoe Tester
Yes
1
NVDean HellerYesYes11
NDHeidi Heitkamp


1
OHSherrod Brow
Yes
1
TNBob Corker*

1
UTOrrin Hatch*

1
WVJoe Manchin
Yes
1

Running in 2020
State
Senator
SwingRunningSuccess CountDiasater Count
COCory GardnerYesYes11
GADavid PerdueYesYes11
IAJoni Ernst
Yes1
MESusan CollinsYesYes
1
MIGary PetersYesYes
1
MNAl FrankenYesYes
1
NHJeanne ShaheedYesYes
1
NCThorn TillisYesYes11
PAMark WarnerYesYes
1
SCLindsey Grahm
Yes11
TXJohn Cornyn
Yes1

Running in 2022
State
Senator
SwingRunningSuccess CountDiasater Count
AKLisa Murkowski*Yes
1
AZJohn McCainYesYes
1
COMichael BennetYesYes
1
FLMarco RubioYesYes
1
GAJohnny IsaksonYesYes11
IAChuck Grassley
Yes1
KSJerry Moran*Yes
1
KYRand Paul*Yes11
NVCatherine Cortez MastoYesYes
1
NHMaggie HassanYesYes
1
NCRichard BurrYesYes11
OHRob Portman*Yes11
PAPat ToomeyYesYes11
SCTim Scott*Yes
1
TXTedd Cruz
Yes1
WIRon JohnsonYesYes11

Latest update Apr 15th
  • A state is considered a 'Swing' state is the vote was +/- 5% for President Trump. Here '*' means the state is not 'Swing', but the senator has shown independence in another way.
  • For now, all senators up for re-election after 2018 is considered 'Running' until they have stated otherwise.
  • For now, senators in 'Swing' states are considered in democratic states
    • This will change if President Trump's popularity gets to 50% or above
  • For now, democratic senators will always vote the party line
    • This will change if President Trump's popularity gets to 50% or above,
    • Or democratic solidarity begins to break
  • For now, all republican senators up for re-election after 2018 would vote to punish the President if need.
    • This assumes that a senator believes he can recover in time
    • This will change if President Trump's popularity gets to 50% or above

Total House Success and Disaster Count


Party

Base

Success Count

Disaster Count
Total
Success Count
Total
Disaster Count
Republican201283922939
Democrats193000193

Last updated Aug. 17th

229 is the House Success Count, the number of representatives that support an unpopular law
232 is the House Disaster Count, the number of representatives willing to proactively stop him
  • 218 is needed to support or oppose the President
  • With the retirement of Paul Ryan, there is no longer a House Resistance Count

List of Representatives Most Likely to Oppose Their Party

Congress
District
Representative
SwingSuccess CountDisaster Count
AZ-5Andy Biggs*11
CA-4Tom McClintock*1
CA-21David G. Valadao
1
CA-25Stephen Knight
1
CA-39Edward R. Royce
1
CA-49Darrell E. Issa

1
CO-6Mike Coffman
11
FL-15Dennis Ross

1
FL-17Thomas Rooney

1
FL-18Brian J. Mast*1
FL-26Carlos Curbelo11
FL-27Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
1
ID-1Raui R. Labrador*1
IL-6Peter J. Roskam
1
KA-2Lynn Jenkins

1
KY-4Thomas Massie*11
ME-2Bruce Poliquin*1
MI-11David Trott1
MI-3Justin Amash*1
MN-3Erik Paulsen
1
MN-7Collin C. Peterson11
MS-3Greg Harper1
NC-3Walter B. Jones*11
NJ-2Frank A. LoBiondoYes1
NJ-3Thomas MacArther*1
NJ-4Christopher H. Smith*11
NJ-7Leonard LanceYes
1
NY-2Peter T. King*1
NY-11Daniel M. Donovan Jr.*
NY-19John J. Faso*1
NY-21Elise M. Stefanik*1
NY-24John KatkoYes11
OK-1Jim Bridenstine1
OH-10Michael R. Turner*11
OH-14David Joyce*11
PA-6Ryan A. CostelloYes1
PA-7Patrick MeehanYes1
PA-8Brian K. FitzpatrickYes11
PA-9Bill Shuster1
PA-15Charles W. Dent*1
SC-1Mark Sanford*1
SC-4Trey Gowdy1
TN-2John J. Duncan, Jr1
TX-2Ted Poe1
TX-3Sam Johnson1
TX-5Jeb Hensarling1
TX-6Joe Barton1
TX-21Lamar Smith1
TX-23Will Hurd*11
VA-6Bob Goodlatte1
VA-10Barbara Cornstock?11
WA-3Jaime Herrera Beutler*11
WA-8David G. ReichertYes1
WI-1Paul Ryan1

Latest update Apr 15th
  • For now, there is no need to show democrats
  • A state is considered a 'Swing' state is the vote was +/- 5% for President Trump. Here '*' means the state is not 'Swing', but the senator has shown independence in another way. 
  • For now, all republicans running for re-election are added to the success count
  • For now, a republican representative is added to the disaster count if
    • He has voted at least once against the President
    • He represents a democratic or swing district
    • He is not running for re-election

Telling Moments

Senators Retiring

  1. AZ Jeff Flake
  2. TN Bob Corker
  3. UT Orrin Hatch

Senators Questioning Comey Being Fired

  1. AR John Boozman
  2. AK Lisa Murkowski
  3. AZ John McCain
  4. AZ Jeff Flake
  5. LA John Kennedy
  6. NC Richard Burr
  7. ND John Hoeven
  8. NE Ban Sassse
  9. OH Rob Portman
  10. SD John Thune
  11. TN Bob Corker
  12. WV Shelley Moore Capito

Senators Who Criticized Trump by Name Over Charlotteville

  1. AZ John McCain
  2. AZ Jeff Flake
  3. KS Jerry Moran
  4. FL Marco Rubio
  5. SC Bob Corker
  6. SC Tim Scott

Republican Representatives Retiring

  1. CA-39 Edward Royce
  2. CA-49 Darrell Issa
  3. FL-15 Dennis Ross
  4. FL-17 Thomas Rooney
  5. FL-27 Illeana Ros-Lehifnen
  6. KA-2 Lynn Jenkins
  7. MI-11 David Trott
  8. MS-3 Gregg Harper
  9. NJ-2 Frank LoBiondo
  10. NJ-11 Rodney Frelinghuysen
  11. OK-1 Jim Bridenstine
  12. PA-6 Ryan Costello
  13. PA-7 Patrick Meehan
  14. PA-9 Bill Shuster
  15. PA-15 Charles W. Dent
  16. SC-4 Trey Gowdy
  17. TN-2 John J. Duncan, Jr.
  18. TX-2 Ted Poe
  19. TX-3 Sam Johnson
  20. TX-5 Jeb Hensarling
  21. TX-6 Joe Barton
  22. TX-21 Lamar Smith
  23. VA-6 Bob Goodlatte
  24. WA-8 Dave Reichert
  25. WI-1 Paul Ryan

Representatives Who Voted Against AHCA

  1. AZ-5 Andy Biggs (New)
  2. CO-6 Mike Coffman
  3. FL-27 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
  4. KY-4 Thomas Massie
  5. NC-3 Walter B. Jones
  6. NJ-02 Frank A. LoBiondo
  7. NJ-04 Christopher H. Smith
  8. NJ-07 Leonard Lance
  9. NY-11 Dan Donovan
  10. NY-24 John Katko
  11. OH-10 Michael R. Turner (New)
  12. OH-14 David Joyce (New)
  13. PA-06 Ryan Costello
  14. PA-07 Patrick Meehan
  15. PA-08 Brian Fitzpatrick
  16. PA-15 Charlie Dent
  17. TX-23 Will Hurd (New)
  18. VA-10 Barbara Comstock
  19. WA-03 Jaime Hererra Beutler
  20. WA-08 Dave Reichert

Representatives Who Criticized Trump by Name Over Charlotteville

  1. CA-39 Ed Royce
  2. NJ-07 Leonard Lance

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