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McCain has introduced more legislation than any Republican serving in the Senate
Since 1986, Sen. McCain has introduced 772 bills -- more than any Republican serving in the Senate and second only to Sen. Feinstein with 914 bills. As a two-time chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, McCain has introduced 124 bills on Native American issues. Rounding out his top five most active issues are Economic Development, Transportation & Public Works, Science, Technology & Communications, and Taxation.
McCain has enacted 31 bills -- the 3rd highest of members serving in the Senate
Over the past 30 years, Sen. McCain has enacted 31 of his sponsored bills including 16 on Native American issues, 5 on Public Lands, and 3 on Transportation & Public Works. The senator's most productive period for enacted legislation was the 104th Congress in 1995 and 1996 -- with 8 McCain-sponsored bills signed into law.
McCain votes against his party 14% of the time, 6th highest of Republican Senators
For much of his career, McCain has wrestled with the label of being a "maverick" for his willingness to disagree with his party on certain issues. When it comes to party lines, on average, McCain votes against his party 14% of the time (6th highest of Republican Senators) and votes against the majority 34% of the time (27th of Republican Senators). McCain's bipartisan score is the 10th highest of Republicans in the Senate at 8.1.
"I'll be back soon"
Numbers aside, if there's one quality Sen. McCain has embodied his entire career it's resiliency. As he's shown time and time again, there is always more work to be done.
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McCain has introduced more legislation than any Republican serving in the Senate
Since 1986, Sen. McCain has introduced 772 bills -- more than any Republican serving in the Senate and second only to Sen. Feinstein with 914 bills. As a two-time chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, McCain has introduced 124 bills on Native American issues. Rounding out his top five most active issues are Economic Development, Transportation & Public Works, Science, Technology & Communications, and Taxation.
McCain has enacted 31 bills -- the 3rd highest of members serving in the Senate
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McCain votes against his party 14% of the time, 6th highest of Republican Senators
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"I'll be back soon"
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McCain has introduced more legislation than any Republican serving in the Senate
Since 1986, Sen. McCain has introduced 772 bills -- more than any Republican serving in the Senate and second only to Sen. Feinstein with 914 bills. As a two-time chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, McCain has introduced 124 bills on Native American issues. Rounding out his top five most active issues are Economic Development, Transportation & Public Works, Science, Technology & Communications, and Taxation.
McCain has enacted 31 bills -- the 3rd highest of members serving in the Senate
Over the past 30 years, Sen. McCain has enacted 31 of his sponsored bills including 16 on Native American issues, 5 on Public Lands, and 3 on Transportation & Public Works. The senator's most productive period for enacted legislation was the 104th Congress in 1995 and 1996 -- with 8 McCain-sponsored bills signed into law.
McCain votes against his party 14% of the time, 6th highest of Republican Senators
For much of his career, McCain has wrestled with the label of being a "maverick" for his willingness to disagree with his party on certain issues. When it comes to party lines, on average, McCain votes against his party 14% of the time (6th highest of Republican Senators) and votes against the majority 34% of the time (27th of Republican Senators). McCain's bipartisan score is the 10th highest of Republicans in the Senate at 8.1.
"I'll be back soon"
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