Member brief · 119th Congress
R · Republican · U.S. Representative, Iowa 2nd District1
| In Congress Since 2021 · 5 years |
Election held Nov 3, 2026 |
Committee leadership None |
CommitteesAppropriations; Ethics; House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party2
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Participation3 99 / 100 Chamber median 98 |
Party unity3 98 / 100 Chamber median 98 |
Cross-party agreement3 14 / 100 Chamber median 12 |
Ideology score4 +0.36 Chamber median +0.19 |
In the full brief: five notable recent votes chosen by a fixed rule (most recent breaks with party first), each with the member’s vote, the party’s position and a source, plus how often Hinson votes with the party on each issue.
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In the full brief: how many of Hinson’s PACs belong to organizations that lobbied on bills Hinson voted on or cosponsored, with the dollars beside the chamber median; the top bills; campaign totals and the top PACs.
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| R Mike Johnson LA-4 | 100% of 426 |
| R Matt Van Epps TN-7 | 99% of 288 |
| R Mike Kelly PA-16 | 99% of 512 |
Share of roll calls both voted on where they voted the same way.
Nov 3, 2026 · Election held7
Lost the race for U.S. Senate in Iowa · Leaving Jan 3, 2027
On the Nov 3 ballot
| Josh Turek | Democratic |
| Thomas Laehn | Libertarian |
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