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Questions about Brendan F. Boyle

U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania’s 2nd District · Democrat · from roll-call votes in the 119th Congress

How often does Brendan F. Boyle vote with his party?

Brendan F. Boyle voted with Democrats on 97% of party-line votes in the 119th Congress (House median 98%), as of Nov 1, 2026.

Party-line votes
Party-line votes cast459
With Democrats443 (97%)
Against Democrats16
House median98%
House Democrats, median98%

Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Who breaks with party most · Updated Nov 1, 2026

How bipartisan is Brendan F. Boyle?

Brendan F. Boyle voted the same way as Republicans on 12% of shared contested votes in the 119th Congress (House median 12%), tied for 184th most of 430 House members, as of Nov 1, 2026.

Bipartisanship
Contested votes cast512
Same vote as Republicans12%
House median12%
Rank in the chambertied for 184th of 430

Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Updated Nov 1, 2026

Which members vote most like Brendan F. Boyle?

Mike Levin voted the same way as Brendan F. Boyle most often: 97% of 509 shared contested votes in the 119th Congress (median for two House members of the same party 95%), as of Nov 1, 2026.

Median for two House members of the same party: 95%; of different parties: 11%.

Members who vote most alike
MemberSame voteShared votes
DMike Levin97%509
DLucy McBath97%484
DSuzan K. DelBene97%504
DAngie Craig97%500
DKelly Morrison97%510
RBrian K. Fitzpatrick Closest of the Republicans32%506

Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Updated Nov 1, 2026

How much of Brendan F. Boyle’s PAC money came from PACs whose organizations lobbied on bills he voted on?

Of the 227 PACs that gave to Brendan F. Boyle in 2025–26 and have a lobbying organization behind them, 140 belong to organizations that lobbied on bills that came to a vote with him in the chamber or that he cosponsored or sponsored (62%; House median 58%); together they gave $587K of the $1.1M in PAC money he received (53%; House median 41%), as of Nov 2, 2026.

Largest PACs this cycle: American Crystal Sugar Compay, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education. What each gave is part of Pro.

PACs whose organizations lobbied
PACs that gave in 2025–26290
With a lobbying organization behind them227
Of those, their organizations lobbied on these bills140 (62%)
House median58%
Their gifts, together$587K of $1.1M

Source: FEC PAC gifts · Senate LDA lobbying filings · Bill by bill on the profile · How we measure · Updated Nov 2, 2026

Who is running against Brendan F. Boyle in 2026?

Ballot not yet checked. Brendan F. Boyle has filed with the FEC to run for re-election to Pennsylvania’s 2nd District, and 1 other candidate has filed for the seat; Oathstar has not compiled who won the primaries there.

Source: FEC candidate filings · The full race