Thomas Massie
RU.S. Representative · Kentucky-4 · 112th-119th, 13 years 10 months
Overview of the Representative's office, activities, and communications.
About
Massie, Thomas Harold A Representative from Kentucky; born in Huntington, Cabell County, W.Va., January 13, 1971; graduated from Lewis County High School, Vanceburg, Ky.; S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., 1993; S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass., 1996; business owner; farmer; judge executive, Lewis County, Ky., 2010-2012; elected simultaneously as a Republican to the One Hundred Twelfth and One Hundred Thirteenth Congresses, by special election, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of United States Representative Geoffrey C. (Geoff) Davis, and reelected to the six succeeding Congresses (November 6, 2012-present).
Official Biography · U.S. Congress.
Years served
13
Bills introduced
28
Enacted
0
Cosponsored
92
Committees
7
Performance & Participation
Votes CastBottom 25%
94% — Voted in 605 of 645 roll call votes this congress.
Avg 97% · Most: 100% · Least: 18%
Vote IndependenceTop 25%
9.2% — Voted against their own party majority 52 of 568 times.
Avg 2.1% · Most independent: 23.7% · Most party-line: 0.0%
Cosponsors AttractedTop 25%
501 — Attracted 501 cosponsors across 28 bills.
Avg 300 · Most: 1,868 · Least: 0
Cosponsors Attracted Cross-AisleTop 25%
154 — Attracted 154 cosponsors across the aisle.
Avg 60 · Most: 1,291 · Least: 0
Cosponsorships GivenBottom 25%
92 — 92 bills cosponsored.
Avg 304 · Most: 1,768 · Least: 0
Cosponsorships Given Cross-AisleMiddle 50%
19 — 19 bills cosponsored across the aisle.
Avg 59 · Most: 803 · Least: 0
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