Senators ranked: Pro-fossil-fuel-production

All 100 senators ranked by how often they voted for expanding oil, gas and coal drilling and production, across 17 recorded Senate votes. A higher grade means the senator voted for the Pro-fossil-fuel-production 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 energy?

RankSenatorPartyStateGradeVoted for this sideMissedVotes
1Ashley MoodyRepublicanFloridaA+100%0See the votes
2Bernie MorenoRepublicanOhioA+100%0See the votes
3Bill CassidyRepublicanLouisianaA+100%0See the votes
4Bill HagertyRepublicanTennesseeA+100%1See the votes
5Chuck GrassleyRepublicanIowaA+100%0See the votes
6Cindy Hyde-SmithRepublicanMississippiA+100%0See the votes
7Cynthia M. LummisRepublicanWyomingA+100%0See the votes
8Dan SullivanRepublicanAlaskaA+100%0See the votes
9David McCormickRepublicanPennsylvaniaA+100%0See the votes
10Deb FischerRepublicanNebraskaA+100%0See the votes
11Eric SchmittRepublicanMissouriA+100%2See the votes
12James C. JusticeRepublicanWest VirginiaA+100%1See the votes
13James E. RischRepublicanIdahoA+100%0See the votes
14James LankfordRepublicanOklahomaA+100%0See the votes
15Jerry MoranRepublicanKansasA+100%1See the votes
16Jim BanksRepublicanIndianaA+100%0See the votes
17John BarrassoRepublicanWyomingA+100%0See the votes
18John BoozmanRepublicanArkansasA+100%0See the votes
19John CornynRepublicanTexasA+100%0See the votes
20John HoevenRepublicanNorth DakotaA+100%0See the votes
21John KennedyRepublicanLouisianaA+100%0See the votes
22John R. CurtisRepublicanUtahA+100%1See the votes
23John ThuneRepublicanSouth DakotaA+100%0See the votes
24Jon HustedRepublicanOhioA+100%0See the votes
25Joni ErnstRepublicanIowaA+100%0See the votes
26Josh HawleyRepublicanMissouriA+100%1See the votes
27Katie Boyd BrittRepublicanAlabamaA+100%0See the votes
28Kevin CramerRepublicanNorth DakotaA+100%2See the votes
29Lisa MurkowskiRepublicanAlaskaA+100%0See the votes
30Marsha BlackburnRepublicanTennesseeA+100%1See the votes
31Mike CrapoRepublicanIdahoA+100%0See the votes
32Mike RoundsRepublicanSouth DakotaA+100%0See the votes
33Mitch McConnellRepublicanKentuckyA+100%0See the votes
34Pete RickettsRepublicanNebraskaA+100%0See the votes
35Rick ScottRepublicanFloridaA+100%0See the votes
36Roger F. WickerRepublicanMississippiA+100%1See the votes
37Roger MarshallRepublicanKansasA+100%0See the votes
38Ron JohnsonRepublicanWisconsinA+100%0See the votes
39Shelley Moore CapitoRepublicanWest VirginiaA+100%0See the votes
40Steve DainesRepublicanMontanaA+100%0See the votes
41Ted BuddRepublicanNorth CarolinaA+100%0See the votes
42Ted CruzRepublicanTexasA+100%4See the votes
43Thom TillisRepublicanNorth CarolinaA+100%4See the votes
44Tim ScottRepublicanSouth CarolinaA+100%1See the votes
45Tim SheehyRepublicanMontanaA+100%1See the votes
46Todd YoungRepublicanIndianaA+100%0See the votes
47Tom CottonRepublicanArkansasA+100%0See the votes
48Tommy TubervilleRepublicanAlabamaA+100%1See the votes
49Mike LeeRepublicanUtahA-90%0See the votes
50Rand PaulRepublicanKentuckyA-90%0See the votes
51Susan M. CollinsRepublicanMaineC-72%0See the votes
52John FettermanDemocratPennsylvaniaF26%1See the votes
53Jeanne ShaheenDemocratNew HampshireF11%1See the votes
54Mark KellyDemocratArizonaF11%1See the votes
55Christopher A. CoonsDemocratDelawareF10%1See the votes
56Michael F. BennetDemocratColoradoF10%1See the votes
57Alex PadillaDemocratCaliforniaF10%0See the votes
58Angus S. King, Jr.IndependentMaineF10%0See the votes
59Brian SchatzDemocratHawaiiF10%0See the votes
60Gary C. PetersDemocratMichiganF10%0See the votes
61John W. HickenlooperDemocratColoradoF10%0See the votes
62Jon OssoffDemocratGeorgiaF10%0See the votes
63Margaret Wood HassanDemocratNew HampshireF10%0See the votes
64Charles E. SchumerDemocratNew YorkF8%0See the votes
65Jack ReedDemocratRhode IslandF8%0See the votes
66Patty MurrayDemocratWashingtonF8%0See the votes
67Richard J. DurbinDemocratIllinoisF8%0See the votes
68Adam B. SchiffDemocratCaliforniaF0%1See the votes
69Amy KlobucharDemocratMinnesotaF0%1See the votes
70Andy KimDemocratNew JerseyF0%0See the votes
71Angela D. AlsobrooksDemocratMarylandF0%0See the votes
72Ben Ray LujánDemocratNew MexicoF0%0See the votes
73Bernard SandersIndependentVermontF0%0See the votes
74Catherine Cortez MastoDemocratNevadaF0%0See the votes
75Chris Van HollenDemocratMarylandF0%0See the votes
76Christopher MurphyDemocratConnecticutF0%1See the votes
77Cory A. BookerDemocratNew JerseyF0%1See the votes
78Edward J. MarkeyDemocratMassachusettsF0%0See the votes
79Elissa SlotkinDemocratMichiganF0%0See the votes
80Elizabeth WarrenDemocratMassachusettsF0%1See the votes
81Jacky RosenDemocratNevadaF0%0See the votes
82Jeff MerkleyDemocratOregonF0%0See the votes
83Kirsten E. GillibrandDemocratNew YorkF0%0See the votes
84Lisa Blunt RochesterDemocratDelawareF0%0See the votes
85Maria CantwellDemocratWashingtonF0%0See the votes
86Mark R. WarnerDemocratVirginiaF0%0See the votes
87Martin HeinrichDemocratNew MexicoF0%0See the votes
88Mazie K. HironoDemocratHawaiiF0%0See the votes
89Peter WelchDemocratVermontF0%0See the votes
90Raphael G. WarnockDemocratGeorgiaF0%0See the votes
91Richard BlumenthalDemocratConnecticutF0%0See the votes
92Ron WydenDemocratOregonF0%0See the votes
93Ruben GallegoDemocratArizonaF0%2See the votes
94Sheldon WhitehouseDemocratRhode IslandF0%0See the votes
95Tammy BaldwinDemocratWisconsinF0%0See the votes
96Tammy DuckworthDemocratIllinoisF0%0See the votes
97Tim KaineDemocratVirginiaF0%0See the votes
98Tina SmithDemocratMinnesotaF0%0See the votes
—Alan ArmstrongRepublicanOklahomaN/AN/A — not enough votes yet0See the votes
—Darline GrahamRepublicanSouth CarolinaN/AN/A — not enough votes yet0See the votes

Which votes count?

DateBillQuestionSide countedWeightWhy it counts
2005-03-16SCONRES18On the AmendmentNay2Amendment to block oil drilling in the Arctic refuge (2005)
2006-03-16SCONRES83On the AmendmentYea2Funds energy programs from Arctic refuge oil leases (2006)
2015-01-29S1On Passage of the BillYea2Approves the Keystone XL oil pipeline (2015)
2023-06-01HR3746On the AmendmentNay2Strips fast-tracking of the Mountain Valley gas pipeline
2025-02-26SJRES12On the Motion to ProceedYea1Step to repeal the methane fee on oil and gas
2025-02-27HJRES35On the Joint ResolutionYea2Repealed the methane fee on oil and gas
2025-10-07HJRES104On the Motion to ProceedYea1Step to overturn a Montana coal-leasing limit
2025-10-08HJRES104On the Joint ResolutionYea2Overturned a Montana coal-leasing limit
2025-10-08HJRES105On the Motion to ProceedYea1Step to overturn a North Dakota coal/land plan
2025-10-08HJRES105On the Joint ResolutionYea2Overturned a North Dakota coal/land plan
2025-10-29SJRES80On the Motion to ProceedYea1Step to overturn drilling limits in Alaska's petroleum reserve
2025-10-30SJRES80On the Joint ResolutionYea2Overturned drilling limits in Alaska's petroleum reserve
2025-11-19SJRES89On the Motion to ProceedYea1Step to overturn Wyoming coal-leasing limits
2025-11-20HJRES130On the Joint ResolutionYea2Overturned Wyoming coal-leasing limits
2025-12-03SJRES91On the Motion to ProceedYea1Step to overturn limits on Arctic refuge oil leasing
2025-12-04HJRES131On the Joint ResolutionYea2Overturned limits on Arctic refuge oil leasing
2026-06-03SJRES188On the Motion to ProceedNay1Restores mercury limits on coal and oil power plants