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Questions about David J. Taylor
U.S. Representative for Ohio’s 2nd District · Republican · from roll-call votes in the 119th Congress
How often does David J. Taylor vote with his party?
David J. Taylor voted with Republicans on 98% of party-line votes in the 119th Congress (House median 98%), as of Nov 1, 2026.
| Party-line votes cast | 472 |
|---|---|
| With Republicans | 464 (98%) |
| Against Republicans | 8 |
| House median | 98% |
| House Republicans, median | 98% |
Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Who breaks with party most · Updated Nov 1, 2026
How bipartisan is David J. Taylor?
David J. Taylor voted the same way as Democrats on 12% of shared contested votes in the 119th Congress (House median 12%), tied for 190th most of 430 House members, as of Nov 1, 2026.
| Contested votes cast | 528 |
|---|---|
| Same vote as Democrats | 12% |
| House median | 12% |
| Rank in the chamber | tied for 190th of 430 |
Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Updated Nov 1, 2026
Which members vote most like David J. Taylor?
Mike Johnson voted the same way as David J. Taylor most often: 100% of 433 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%.
| Member | Same vote |
|---|---|
| RMike Johnson | 100% |
| RTroy Balderson | 98% |
| RMichelle Fischbach | 98% |
| RDale W. Strong | 97% |
| RRobert E. Latta | 97% |
| DHenry Cuellar Closest of the Democrats | 42% |
Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Updated Nov 1, 2026
How much of David J. Taylor’s PAC money came from PACs whose organizations lobbied on bills he voted on?
Of the 115 PACs that gave to David J. Taylor in 2025–26 and have a lobbying organization behind them, 63 belong to organizations that lobbied on bills that came to a vote with him in the chamber or that he cosponsored or sponsored (55%; House median 58%); together they gave $170K of the $461K in PAC money he received (37%; House median 41%), as of Nov 1, 2026.
Largest PACs this cycle: International Union of Operating Engineers Local 18, National Automobile Dealers Association, Smith Victory. What each gave is part of Pro.
| PACs that gave in 2025–26 | 164 |
|---|---|
| With a lobbying organization behind them | 115 |
| Of those, their organizations lobbied on these bills | 63 (55%) |
| House median | 58% |
| Their gifts, together | $170K of $461K |
Source: FEC PAC gifts · Senate LDA lobbying filings · Bill by bill on the profile · How we measure · Updated Nov 1, 2026
Who is running against David J. Taylor in 2026?
Ballot not yet checked. David J. Taylor has filed with the FEC to run for re-election to Ohio’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