Voted NO on CHIPS and Science Act, July 2022
Legislation authorizing ~$52B in domestic semiconductor manufacturing subsidies and expanded federal science research funding.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Marsha Blackburn
U.S. Senator — Tennessee
Republican7 years in office
U.S. Senator from Tennessee, in office since January 2019. Previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 2003 to 2019. Serves on the Senate Judiciary, Commerce, and Veterans' Affairs Committees.
Aggregate Approval Score
Composite index across all decisions
0.0%
Voting Record
Ten public roll-call votes. Approve or disapprove each decision. One vote per verified citizen per decision.
Voted NO on Inflation Reduction Act, August 2022
Budget reconciliation package addressing prescription drug pricing, clean energy tax credits, and an expanded IRS enforcement budget.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted NO on Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, August 2021
Bipartisan ~$1.2 trillion package for roads, bridges, broadband, water systems, and the power grid.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted NO on Respect for Marriage Act, November 2022
Federal recognition of same-sex and interracial marriages performed in any state.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted NO on Fiscal Responsibility Act, June 2023
Debt ceiling suspension through January 2025 paired with discretionary spending caps.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted NO on Electoral Count Reform Act, December 2022
Reform of the 1887 Electoral Count Act clarifying the Vice President's ceremonial role in counting electoral votes.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted YES on National Defense Authorization Act FY2024, December 2023
Annual defense policy bill authorizing ~$886B in military spending and policy guidance for the Department of Defense.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted NO on Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, June 2022
Gun-related legislation including enhanced background checks for buyers under 21 and funding for state red-flag laws and mental health services.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted YES on PACT Act, August 2022
Expansion of VA healthcare for veterans exposed to burn pits and other toxic substances.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.
Voted NO on Consolidated Appropriations Act 2023, December 2022
$1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill funding federal agencies through fiscal year 2023.
Primary source →0.0%
0 votes
Log in to cast your verified vote.