Chuck Grassley — Pro-worker/union: F

Chuck Grassley voted for the Pro-worker/union side 31% of the time on 16 counted Senate votes, for a grade of F. No qualifying votes were missed.

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 Chuck Grassley vote on economy?

DateBillWhat it wasSide countedChuck Grassley's voteMatched side?Official roll call
1989-11-08HR2710Raises the minimum wage (1989)YeaYeaYesRoll call 292
1993-02-04HR1Family and Medical Leave Act (1993)YeaNayNoRoll call 11
1996-03-28HR1296Cloture on a minimum wage increase (1996)YeaNayNoRoll call 58
2007-01-24HR2Cloture on raising the minimum wage to $7.25 (2007)YeaNayNoRoll call 23
2007-02-01HR2Raises the minimum wage to $7.25 (2007)YeaYeaYesRoll call 42
2007-06-26HR800Employee Free Choice Act: easier union sign-up (2007)YeaNayNoRoll call 227
2009-01-22S181Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act (2009)YeaNayNoRoll call 14
2021-03-05HR1319Motion to allow a $15 federal minimum wage in the 2021 COVID relief lawYeaNayNoRoll call 74
2022-12-22HR2617Pregnant Workers Fairness Act: workplace accommodations for pregnant workersYeaYeaYesRoll call 416
2024-04-10HJRES98Overturned the NLRB rule widening which companies count as a joint employer for bargainingNayYeaNoRoll call 122
2025-02-20SCONRES7Reinstates fired Forest Service, Park Service and land-agency workersYeaNayNoRoll call 68
2025-03-14HR1968Lets fired veteran federal workers be reinstatedYeaNayNoRoll call 130
2025-04-04HCONRES14Protects collective bargaining for federal workersYeaNayNoRoll call 175
2025-04-05HCONRES14Lets the Senate raise the federal minimum wage to $17 by majority voteYeaNayNoRoll call 184
2025-10-23S3012Pays federal workers who kept working during the shutdown (flag: shutdown politics)YeaYeaYesRoll call 585
2025-11-07S3012Same shutdown-pay bill, second attempt (flag: shutdown politics)YeaYeaYesRoll call 609