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Which members of the Senate break with their party most often?
John Fetterman broke with Democrats most often among the 99 Senate members in the 119th Congress: on 20.5% of party-line votes (median for Senate members 0.8%), as of Nov 2, 2026.
Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Updated Nov 2, 2026
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| Rank | Member | Against own party |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | DJohn Fetterman PA Senate | 20.5% 161 of 787 |
| 2 | RSusan M. Collins ME Senate | 16.7% 140 of 840 |
| 3 | RLisa Murkowski AK Senate | 14.7% 118 of 804 |
| 4 | DJeanne Shaheen NH Senate | 14.4% 116 of 805 |
| 5 | IAngus S. King, Jr. ME Senate | 12.8% 106 of 827 |
| 6 | DMargaret Wood Hassan NH Senate | 12.7% 105 of 827 |
| 7 | RRand Paul KY Senate | 11.8% 94 of 798 |
| 8 | DJacky Rosen NV Senate | 10.4% 86 of 827 |
| 9 | DTim Kaine VA Senate | 9.9% 82 of 829 |
| 10 | DMark R. Warner VA Senate | 9.7% 78 of 804 |
| 11 | DMark Kelly AZ Senate | 8.6% 68 of 792 |
| 12 | DCatherine Cortez Masto NV Senate | 8.4% 69 of 825 |
| 13 | DRuben Gallego AZ Senate | 8.1% 60 of 738 |
| 14 | DElissa Slotkin MI Senate | 7.6% 62 of 818 |
| 15 | DRichard J. Durbin IL Senate | 6.5% 53 of 816 |
| 16 | DMartin Heinrich NM Senate | 6.1% 49 of 806 |
| 17 | DChristopher A. Coons DE Senate | 5.9% 47 of 793 |
| 18 | DAmy Klobuchar MN Senate | 5.8% 48 of 827 |
| 19 | DJack Reed RI Senate | 5.4% 45 of 832 |
| 20 | DGary C. Peters MI Senate | 5.2% 43 of 823 |
| 21 | DJohn W. Hickenlooper CO Senate | 5.1% 42 of 830 |
| 22 | DRaphael G. Warnock GA Senate | 5.0% 41 of 817 |
| 23 | DSheldon Whitehouse RI Senate | 4.9% 40 of 809 |
| 24 | DAdam B. Schiff CA Senate | 4.5% 37 of 821 |
| 25 | DKirsten E. Gillibrand NY Senate | 4.4% 36 of 822 |
| 26 | RJosh Hawley MO Senate | 4.3% 35 of 807 |
| 27 | DAndy Kim NJ Senate | 4.1% 34 of 832 |
| T-28 | DJon Ossoff GA Senate | 3.9% 31 of 794 |
| T-28 | RDan Sullivan AK Senate | 3.9% 32 of 815 |
| T-30 | RMitch McConnell KY Senate | 3.5% 25 of 724 |
| T-30 | RThom Tillis NC Senate | 3.5% 26 of 733 |
| T-32 | DMichael F. Bennet CO Senate | 3.0% 23 of 764 |
| T-32 | DPeter Welch VT Senate | 3.0% 24 of 798 |
| 34 | DCory A. Booker NJ Senate | 2.9% 23 of 804 |
| 35 | DBen Ray Luján NM Senate | 2.4% 20 of 828 |
| T-36 | DMaria Cantwell WA Senate | 2.3% 19 of 838 |
| T-36 | RJohn Thune SD Senate | 2.3% 19 of 839 |
| 38 | DAngela D. Alsobrooks MD Senate | 2.2% 18 of 826 |
| T-39 | DTammy Baldwin WI Senate | 2.1% 18 of 839 |
| T-39 | RBill Cassidy LA Senate | 2.1% 17 of 797 |
| T-41 | DTammy Duckworth IL Senate | 1.7% 13 of 785 |
| T-41 | DAlex Padilla CA Senate | 1.7% 14 of 811 |
| 43 | RJerry Moran KS Senate | 1.5% 12 of 789 |
| T-44 | DMazie K. Hirono HI Senate | 1.3% 11 of 836 |
| T-44 | DBrian Schatz HI Senate | 1.3% 11 of 830 |
| T-46 | DRichard Blumenthal CT Senate | 1.2% 10 of 829 |
| T-46 | DCharles E. Schumer NY Senate | 1.2% 10 of 836 |
| T-48 | RMike Rounds SD Senate | 1.0% 8 of 832 |
| T-48 | RRoger F. Wicker MS Senate | 1.0% 8 of 812 |
| T-50 | RJohn Boozman AR Senate | 0.8% 7 of 827 |
| T-50 | RJon Husted OH Senate | 0.8% 7 of 835 |
| T-52 | RShelley Moore Capito WV Senate | 0.7% 6 of 824 |
| T-52 | RCindy Hyde-Smith MS Senate | 0.7% 6 of 824 |
| T-54 | RDeb Fischer NE Senate | 0.6% 5 of 831 |
| T-54 | RChuck Grassley IA Senate | 0.6% 5 of 819 |
| T-54 | RJohn Kennedy LA Senate | 0.6% 5 of 824 |
| T-54 | RMike Lee UT Senate | 0.6% 5 of 813 |
| T-58 | DLisa Blunt Rochester DE Senate | 0.5% 4 of 835 |
| T-58 | RKevin Cramer ND Senate | 0.5% 4 of 810 |
| T-58 | DJeff Merkley OR Senate | 0.5% 4 of 833 |
| T-58 | RAshley Moody FL Senate | 0.5% 4 of 826 |
| T-58 | RRick Scott FL Senate | 0.5% 4 of 838 |
| T-58 | DRon Wyden OR Senate | 0.5% 4 of 823 |
| T-58 | RTodd Young IN Senate | 0.5% 4 of 833 |
| T-65 | RTed Budd NC Senate | 0.4% 3 of 815 |
| T-65 | RPete Ricketts NE Senate | 0.4% 3 of 832 |
| 67 | RTommy Tuberville AL Senate | 0.3% 2 of 783 |
| T-68 | RKatie Boyd Britt AL Senate | 0.2% 2 of 819 |
| T-68 | RTom Cotton AR Senate | 0.2% 2 of 828 |
| T-68 | RJohn R. Curtis UT Senate | 0.2% 2 of 822 |
| T-68 | RJoni Ernst IA Senate | 0.2% 2 of 822 |
| T-68 | RJohn Hoeven ND Senate | 0.2% 2 of 832 |
| T-68 | RRon Johnson WI Senate | 0.2% 2 of 828 |
| T-68 | RJames Lankford OK Senate | 0.2% 2 of 837 |
| T-68 | DEdward J. Markey MA Senate | 0.2% 2 of 834 |
| T-68 | DChristopher Murphy CT Senate | 0.2% 2 of 817 |
| T-68 | RTim Sheehy MT Senate | 0.2% 2 of 817 |
| T-68 | DElizabeth Warren MA Senate | 0.2% 2 of 826 |
| T-79 | RJim Banks IN Senate | 0.1% 1 of 830 |
| T-79 | RJohn Barrasso WY Senate | 0.1% 1 of 836 |
| T-79 | RMike Crapo ID Senate | 0.1% 1 of 829 |
| T-79 | RTed Cruz TX Senate | 0.1% 1 of 798 |
| T-79 | RSteve Daines MT Senate | 0.1% 1 of 815 |
| T-79 | RJames C. Justice WV Senate | 0.1% 1 of 807 |
| T-79 | RCynthia M. Lummis WY Senate | 0.1% 1 of 813 |
| T-79 | RDavid McCormick PA Senate | 0.1% 1 of 814 |
| T-79 | DPatty Murray WA Senate | 0.1% 1 of 795 |
| T-79 | IBernard Sanders VT Senate | 0.1% 1 of 778 |
| T-79 | REric Schmitt MO Senate | 0.1% 1 of 829 |
| T-79 | RTim Scott SC Senate | 0.1% 1 of 818 |
| T-91 | RAlan Armstrong OK Senate | 0.0% 0 of 169 |
| T-91 | RMarsha Blackburn TN Senate | 0.0% 0 of 793 |
| T-91 | RJohn Cornyn TX Senate | 0.0% 0 of 832 |
| T-91 | RBill Hagerty TN Senate | 0.0% 0 of 811 |
| T-91 | RRoger Marshall KS Senate | 0.0% 0 of 832 |
| T-91 | RBernie Moreno OH Senate | 0.0% 0 of 837 |
| T-91 | RJames E. Risch ID Senate | 0.0% 0 of 816 |
| T-91 | DTina Smith MN Senate | 0.0% 0 of 798 |
| T-91 | DChris Van Hollen MD Senate | 0.0% 0 of 826 |
1 member with fewer than 100 roll calls in this Congress is left out until their record is long enough to compare. Independents are ranked with the party they caucus with. Members tied on the shown value share a rank and are listed by name.