James A. Himes
Federal · Connecticut District 4
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James A. Himes has not joined Reviving Our Republic. This page is a public record compiled from Congress.gov and public sources — it is not written or endorsed by them, and nothing here represents their views. They have not responded to the 95 Theses, so they have no positions score; the score above is drawn entirely from their recorded votes, which are public fact.
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- Connecticut District 4
Voting Record (120)
Federal votes sourced from Congress.gov.
- Yea
H.Res. 1247 · On Agreeing to the Resolution · Passed · Roll Call 322
Not enough information to rate — not scored
Roll Call 322 is recorded only as "On Agreeing to the Resolution," with no title, session, Congress number, or summary provided. Without knowing what resolution was agreed to, it is impossible to determine whether the measure bears on any of the 40 policy theses.
- YeaMajor Richard Star ActNov 2026
H.R. 2102 · On Passage · Passed · Roll Call 323
Not enough information to rate — not scored
No summary or descriptive title was provided for Roll Call 323, and the roll-call details alone do not reveal what the measure does. Without knowing the substance of the legislation, it is impossible to determine whether any of the 40 policy theses are engaged.
- Yea
H.R. 1013 · On Passage · Passed · Roll Call 321
Not enough information to rate — not scored
No summary or descriptive title was provided for Roll Call 321, and the roll-call details alone do not reveal what the measure does. Without knowing the substance of the legislation, it is impossible to determine whether any of the 40 policy theses are engaged.
- Yea
H.Res. 1247 · On Motion to Discharge · Passed · Roll Call 320
Procedural motion — not scored
A Motion to Discharge is a parliamentary procedure used to extract a bill from committee and bring it to the floor for a vote. The question put to the House was procedural in nature — not the substance of any underlying legislation — so no policy position on the theses can be inferred from a member's vote.
- Nay
H.Res. 1650 · On Agreeing to the Resolution · Passed · Roll Call 319
Not enough information to rate — not scored
Roll Call 319 is recorded only as "On Agreeing to the Resolution," with no title, no Congress.gov summary, and no description of the resolution's subject matter. Without knowing what the resolution does, it is impossible to determine whether it bears on any of the 40 policy theses.
Voting Score
Each measure in this record is rated against the book’s 40 policy theses, from −100 (undermines them) to +100 (advances them). A vote counts as aligned when it fell on the side that rating points to — a Yea on a measure that advances the theses, a Nay on one that undermines them — and each vote is weighted by how strongly the measure rates.
11 of 20 scored votes aligned · 100 of 120 left out: 26 on procedural motions, 40 on measures unrelated to the framework, 33 we could not rate from the public record, 1 where no vote was cast.
Procedural votes are excluded — on a motion to recommit or to table, a Yea is a manoeuvre, not a position. So are measures that never touch these 40 theses, which is a great deal of what any chamber votes on, and measures whose substance we could not establish from the public record: an unrateable vote is reported as unrateable rather than counted as a zero. Votes not cast are excluded too — an abstention is not a stance, and grading it as one would put words in a representative’s mouth. Ratings are an argument, not a verdict, and the full record is above so you can weigh it yourself.