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How do Jim Jordan and Michael R. Turner compare?

Jim Jordan and Michael R. Turner voted the same way on 91% of the 634 roll calls where both voted in the 119th Congress (median for two House members of the same party 95%), as of Nov 2, 2026.

Both represent Ohio in the House.

Jim Jordan and Michael R. Turner, side by side
MeasureJordanTurnerHouse median
Attendance97%97%98%
With own party, party-line votes99%93%98%
Same vote as the other party9%19%12%

Source: Voteview: Jordan · Voteview: Turner · How we measure · Updated Nov 2, 2026

Where they agree and split, by policy area

Agreement by policy area
Policy areaSame voteVotes both cast
Economics and Public Finance67%69
Armed Forces and National Security83%52
Congress95%149
Labor and Employment80%10
Agriculture and Food86%14
International Affairs92%26