Senators ranked: Pro-police-funding

All 100 senators ranked by how often they voted for more funding for law enforcement and tougher penalties, across 12 recorded Senate votes. A higher grade means the senator voted for the Pro-police-funding side more often.

Official Senate roll-call votes (via Voteview)

A means the senator voted for this side most often — not that the senator is better. F means the senator voted against this side most often. Based on votes through 2026-08-08.

How did each senator score on crime?

Rank	Senator	Party	State	Grade	Voted for this side	Missed	Votes
1	Andy Kim	Democrat	New Jersey	A+	100%	0	See the votes
2	Angus S. King, Jr.	Independent	Maine	A+	100%	0	See the votes
3	Catherine Cortez Masto	Democrat	Nevada	A+	100%	0	See the votes
4	Elissa Slotkin	Democrat	Michigan	A+	100%	0	See the votes
5	Jacky Rosen	Democrat	Nevada	A+	100%	0	See the votes
6	Jeanne Shaheen	Democrat	New Hampshire	A+	100%	0	See the votes
7	Margaret Wood Hassan	Democrat	New Hampshire	A+	100%	0	See the votes
8	Ruben Gallego	Democrat	Arizona	A+	100%	0	See the votes
9	Patty Murray	Democrat	Washington	B+	88%	0	See the votes
10	Amy Klobuchar	Democrat	Minnesota	B	85%	0	See the votes
11	Ben Ray Luján	Democrat	New Mexico	B	85%	0	See the votes
12	Brian Schatz	Democrat	Hawaii	B	85%	0	See the votes
13	Charles E. Schumer	Democrat	New York	B	85%	0	See the votes
14	Christopher A. Coons	Democrat	Delaware	B	85%	0	See the votes
15	Dan Sullivan	Republican	Alaska	B	85%	0	See the votes
16	Gary C. Peters	Democrat	Michigan	B	85%	0	See the votes
17	John W. Hickenlooper	Democrat	Colorado	B	85%	0	See the votes
18	Jon Ossoff	Democrat	Georgia	B	85%	0	See the votes
19	Kirsten E. Gillibrand	Democrat	New York	B	85%	0	See the votes
20	Maria Cantwell	Democrat	Washington	B	85%	0	See the votes
21	Martin Heinrich	Democrat	New Mexico	B	85%	0	See the votes
22	Richard Blumenthal	Democrat	Connecticut	B	85%	0	See the votes
23	Tammy Baldwin	Democrat	Wisconsin	B	85%	0	See the votes
24	Tim Kaine	Democrat	Virginia	B	85%	0	See the votes
25	Tina Smith	Democrat	Minnesota	B	85%	0	See the votes
26	Mark Kelly	Democrat	Arizona	B	83%	1	See the votes
27	Mark R. Warner	Democrat	Virginia	B	83%	1	See the votes
28	John Fetterman	Democrat	Pennsylvania	B-	80%	2	See the votes
29	Michael F. Bennet	Democrat	Colorado	B-	80%	2	See the votes
30	Bill Cassidy	Republican	Louisiana	D+	69%	0	See the votes
31	Jack Reed	Democrat	Rhode Island	D+	69%	0	See the votes
32	Lisa Murkowski	Republican	Alaska	D+	69%	0	See the votes
33	Richard J. Durbin	Democrat	Illinois	D+	69%	0	See the votes
34	Sheldon Whitehouse	Democrat	Rhode Island	D+	69%	0	See the votes
35	Susan M. Collins	Republican	Maine	D+	69%	0	See the votes
36	Thom Tillis	Republican	North Carolina	D+	69%	0	See the votes
37	Angela D. Alsobrooks	Democrat	Maryland	D+	67%	0	See the votes
38	Chuck Grassley	Republican	Iowa	D+	67%	0	See the votes
39	Lisa Blunt Rochester	Democrat	Delaware	D+	67%	0	See the votes
40	Mitch McConnell	Republican	Kentucky	D+	67%	0	See the votes
41	Bill Hagerty	Republican	Tennessee	D-	62%	0	See the votes
42	Cindy Hyde-Smith	Republican	Mississippi	D-	62%	0	See the votes
43	Deb Fischer	Republican	Nebraska	D-	62%	0	See the votes
44	Eric Schmitt	Republican	Missouri	D-	62%	0	See the votes
45	James Lankford	Republican	Oklahoma	D-	62%	0	See the votes
46	Jerry Moran	Republican	Kansas	D-	62%	0	See the votes
47	John Boozman	Republican	Arkansas	D-	62%	0	See the votes
48	John Cornyn	Republican	Texas	D-	62%	0	See the votes
49	John Hoeven	Republican	North Dakota	D-	62%	0	See the votes
50	John Kennedy	Republican	Louisiana	D-	62%	0	See the votes
51	John Thune	Republican	South Dakota	D-	62%	0	See the votes
52	Joni Ernst	Republican	Iowa	D-	62%	0	See the votes
53	Josh Hawley	Republican	Missouri	D-	62%	0	See the votes
54	Katie Boyd Britt	Republican	Alabama	D-	62%	0	See the votes
55	Marsha Blackburn	Republican	Tennessee	D-	62%	0	See the votes
56	Mike Crapo	Republican	Idaho	D-	62%	0	See the votes
57	Mike Lee	Republican	Utah	D-	62%	0	See the votes
58	Mike Rounds	Republican	South Dakota	D-	62%	0	See the votes
59	Pete Ricketts	Republican	Nebraska	D-	62%	0	See the votes
60	Rand Paul	Republican	Kentucky	D-	62%	0	See the votes
61	Rick Scott	Republican	Florida	D-	62%	0	See the votes
62	Roger F. Wicker	Republican	Mississippi	D-	62%	0	See the votes
63	Roger Marshall	Republican	Kansas	D-	62%	0	See the votes
64	Ron Johnson	Republican	Wisconsin	D-	62%	0	See the votes
65	Shelley Moore Capito	Republican	West Virginia	D-	62%	0	See the votes
66	Steve Daines	Republican	Montana	D-	62%	0	See the votes
67	Ted Budd	Republican	North Carolina	D-	62%	0	See the votes
68	Ted Cruz	Republican	Texas	D-	62%	0	See the votes
69	Tim Scott	Republican	South Carolina	D-	62%	0	See the votes
70	Todd Young	Republican	Indiana	D-	62%	0	See the votes
71	Tom Cotton	Republican	Arkansas	D-	62%	0	See the votes
72	Tommy Tuberville	Republican	Alabama	D-	62%	0	See the votes
73	Alex Padilla	Democrat	California	F	58%	1	See the votes
74	Cynthia M. Lummis	Republican	Wyoming	F	58%	1	See the votes
75	Kevin Cramer	Republican	North Dakota	F	58%	1	See the votes
76	Adam B. Schiff	Democrat	California	F	56%	0	See the votes
77	Jon Husted	Republican	Ohio	F	56%	0	See the votes
78	James E. Risch	Republican	Idaho	F	55%	1	See the votes
79	John Barrasso	Republican	Wyoming	F	55%	1	See the votes
80	Ron Wyden	Democrat	Oregon	F	54%	0	See the votes
81	Bernard Sanders	Independent	Vermont	F	46%	0	See the votes
82	Raphael G. Warnock	Democrat	Georgia	F	45%	1	See the votes
83	Ashley Moody	Republican	Florida	F	44%	0	See the votes
84	Bernie Moreno	Republican	Ohio	F	44%	0	See the votes
85	David McCormick	Republican	Pennsylvania	F	44%	0	See the votes
86	James C. Justice	Republican	West Virginia	F	44%	0	See the votes
87	Jim Banks	Republican	Indiana	F	44%	0	See the votes
88	John R. Curtis	Republican	Utah	F	44%	0	See the votes
89	Tim Sheehy	Republican	Montana	F	44%	0	See the votes
90	Tammy Duckworth	Democrat	Illinois	F	42%	1	See the votes
91	Chris Van Hollen	Democrat	Maryland	F	38%	0	See the votes
92	Christopher Murphy	Democrat	Connecticut	F	38%	0	See the votes
93	Edward J. Markey	Democrat	Massachusetts	F	38%	0	See the votes
94	Elizabeth Warren	Democrat	Massachusetts	F	38%	0	See the votes
95	Jeff Merkley	Democrat	Oregon	F	38%	0	See the votes
96	Mazie K. Hirono	Democrat	Hawaii	F	38%	0	See the votes
97	Peter Welch	Democrat	Vermont	F	38%	0	See the votes
98	Cory A. Booker	Democrat	New Jersey	F	27%	1	See the votes
—	Alan Armstrong	Republican	Oklahoma	N/A	N/A — not enough votes yet	0	See the votes
—	Darline Graham	Republican	South Carolina	N/A	N/A — not enough votes yet	0	See the votes

Which votes count?

Date	Bill	Question	Side counted	Weight	Why it counts
1990-07-11	S1970	On Passage of the Bill	Yea	2	Omnibus crime bill with tougher sentences (1990)
1991-07-11	S1241	On Passage of the Bill	Yea	2	Violent Crime Control Act (1991)
1993-11-19	HR3355	On Passage of the Bill	Yea	2	Senate crime bill funding more police officers (1993)
1994-08-25	HR3355	On the Conference Report	Yea	2	1994 crime law funding 100,000 police officers
2023-03-08	HJRES26	On the Joint Resolution	Yea	2	Overturned DC's rewrite that lowered some criminal penalties
2023-05-16	HJRES42	On the Joint Resolution	Yea	2	Overturned DC's police-accountability law (flag: confirm direction)
2025-02-21	SCONRES7	On the Amendment	Yea	2	Budget fund to hire more police
2025-03-06	S331	On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed	Yea	1	HALT Fentanyl Act: permanent tougher fentanyl penalties (step)
2025-03-13	S331	On the Cloture Motion	Yea	1	HALT Fentanyl Act (cloture)
2025-03-14	S331	On Passage of the Bill	Yea	2	HALT Fentanyl Act passage
2026-06-05	S2	On the Amendment	Yea	2	Funds local police hiring
2026-06-05	S2	On the Motion	Yea	1	Compensates Capitol Police officers from January 6