ON THE RECORD
Most flips with no explanation
Members with the most vote flips that have no explanation on record. Open a profile to see each pair of votes and its sources.
Top ten in your state
Pick your state to see its list.
U.S. Congress
Fewer Congress votes have been paired so far than statehouse votes, so this list is short. 12 flips with no explanation are on file, one each.
Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.DU.S. House · GA-02
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Henry CuellarDU.S. House · TX-28
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Christopher R. DeluzioDU.S. House · PA-17
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Mario Diaz-BalartRU.S. House · FL-26
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Brian K. FitzpatrickRU.S. House · PA-01
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Jared F. GoldenDU.S. House · ME-02
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Val T. HoyleDU.S. House · OR-04
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Adam KinzingerRFormer U.S. representative
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Brian J. MastRU.S. House · FL-21
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Fred UptonRFormer U.S. representative
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Jefferson Van DrewRU.S. House · NJ-02
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Eugene Simon VindmanDU.S. House · VA-07
HippoCricket
1 flip with no explanation
1 flip on record · See the votes →
Nationwide: state legislators
Counts depend on how many recorded votes each legislature publishes and how often the same bill comes back for another vote. Comparing members within one state is fairer than comparing states.
Alexis WeikRNew York Senate · District 8
HippoCricket
256 flips with no explanation
256 flips on record · See the votes →
Andrew LanzaRNew York Senate · District 24
HippoCricket
187 flips with no explanation
187 flips on record · See the votes →
Pam HelmingRNew York Senate · District 54
HippoCricket
166 flips with no explanation
166 flips on record · See the votes →
Tom O'MaraRNew York Senate · District 58
HippoCricket
149 flips with no explanation
149 flips on record · See the votes →
Dave DiPietroRNew York Assembly · District 147
HippoCricket
145 flips with no explanation
145 flips on record · See the votes →
Mike FitzpatrickRNew York Assembly · District 8
HippoCricket
125 flips with no explanation
125 flips on record · See the votes →
Jim TediscoRNew York Senate · District 44
HippoCricket
117 flips with no explanation
117 flips on record · See the votes →
Mario MatteraRNew York Senate · District 2
HippoCricket
112 flips with no explanation
112 flips on record · See the votes →
Michael DursoRNew York Assembly · District 9
HippoCricket
111 flips with no explanation
111 flips on record · See the votes →
Joe GriffoRNew York Senate · District 53
HippoCricket
111 flips with no explanation
111 flips on record · See the votes →
How these lists work
Listed: members with at least one flip that has no explanation (HippoCricket). Hippos, whose flips are all explained, Fat Hippos (tested, never flipped) and Thin Hippos (not tested yet) aren't listed.
Order: most flips with no explanation first, then most flips on record, then last name A–Z. Members tied with the tenth are all shown.
A flip counts only when four of the five committee models agree. Changing your mind is allowed, and any member can explain a flip on their profile.
Counts depend on how many recorded votes each legislature publishes and how often the same bill comes back for another vote. Comparing members within one state is fairer than comparing states.
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