Fetterman Moved From the Middle of His Caucus to the Edge of It

After voting with Democrats almost exclusively during the 118th Congress, Sen. John Fetterman now breaks with his party more than any member of the caucus.

Senators who voted on fewer than half of their Congress's party unity votes are excluded. Party unity votes are defined using CQ Roll Call's standard definition.

Stephen Stirling / Staff · Source: Voteview (Lewis et al., UCLA).