JM

U.S. Representative
Juanita Millender-McDonald
bioguide://M000714FEC H6CA37222
88%
Party loyalty
68%
Attendance
-1
Broke with party
0
Bills → law
Broke ranks.
Every vote where Millender-McDonald broke from the Democratic majority. Crossover behavior is the clearest signal of independence — how we compute it.
Most recent defection · Mar 21, 2007
Gulf Coast Hurricane Housing Recovery Act of 2007
Voted YEA while Democratics voted NAY.
YEAvs Party: NAY
- Mar 21, 2007YEAGulf Coast Hurricane Housing Recovery Act of 2007Voted YEA while Democratics voted NAY
- Mar 20, 2007YEAGulf Coast Hurricane Housing Recovery Act of 2007Voted YEA while Democratics voted NAY
- Mar 15, 2007NAYAccountability in Contracting ActVoted NAY while Democratics voted YEA
- Mar 14, 2007NAYWhistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2007Voted NAY while Democratics voted YEA
- Mar 8, 2007NAYHealthy Communities Water Supply Act of 2007Voted NAY while Democratics voted YEA
- Mar 7, 2007NAYWater Quality Investment Act of 2007Voted NAY while Democratics voted YEA
- Mar 1, 2007YEAEmployee Free Choice Act of 2007Voted YEA while Democratics voted NAY
Recent floor activity.
Last 10 roll-call votes.
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 20, 2007Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation ActNV
- Apr 19, 2007Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1905) to provide for the treatment of the District of Columbia as a Congressional district for purposes of representation in the House of Representatives, and for other purposes and providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 1906) to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to adjust the estimated tax payment safe harbor based on income for the preceeding year in the case of individuals with adjusted gross income greater that $5 million.NV
Sponsored.
Bills Millender-McDonald introduced.