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Rep. Jim Jordan

R-Ohio, 4th District. Member since 2007. Website | Facebook

2.0%

votes missed

135 out of 6,906

57.8%

misses explained

78 out of 135

mistakes

Jim Jordan ranks 217th in votes missed of the 434 voting lawmakers in the current Congress, which began this year.

Most Common Explanation Types

ProPublica categorized the many reasons members gave for missing votes. Of these explanations —which are not mandatory— half of all explanations are unclear, simply restating the absence. Also commonly cited are personal and family obligations, and ill health.

Ambiguous or no reason

Travel difficulties

Inclement weather

Types of Votes Explained

We classified votes into three categories: On amendments to bills, which are numerous and can be voted on very quickly; on bills considered “under suspension of the rules,” which are usually uncontroversial and require two-thirds support for passage, and on “floor votes,” which include votes “on passage” and require a simple majority for approval.

Floor Votes

Suspension of the Rules

Amendments

Close Votes Missed

Not Voting
Voted “present”

H RES 1137, 2010 (vote 88)

50%

yes no

212

209

Providing for consideration of the Senate amendment to H.R. 2847, making appropriations for the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, and for other purposes

Explanation

Who else missed this vote?

H R 4348, 2012 (vote 415)

50%

yes no

201

194

To provide an extension of Federal-aid highway, highway safety, motor carrier safety, transit, and other programs funded out of the Highway Trust Fund pending enactment of a multiyear law reauthorizing such programs, and for other purposes

Explanation

Who else missed this vote?

All Vote Explanations

Date	Vote	Roll Call	Title	Reason
Oct. 24, 2011	No	House vote 797	On Agreeing to the Amendment, H R 2273	Ambiguous or no reason
Oct. 24, 2011	No	House vote 796	On Agreeing to the Amendment, H R 2273	Ambiguous or no reason
Oct. 24, 2011	No	House vote 795	On Agreeing to the Amendment, H R 2273	Ambiguous or no reason
Oct. 24, 2011	No	House vote 794	On Agreeing to the Amendment, H R 2273	Ambiguous or no reason
Oct. 24, 2011	Aye	House vote 793	On Agreeing to the Resolution, H RES 431	Ambiguous or no reason
Oct. 24, 2011	Aye	House vote 792	On Ordering the Previous Question, H RES 431	Ambiguous or no reason
March 29, 2011	No	House vote 193	On Agreeing to the Resolution, H CON RES 28	Ambiguous or no reason
March 29, 2011	Aye	House vote 192	On Passage, H R 1076	Ambiguous or no reason
March 29, 2011	No	House vote 191	On Motion to Recommit with Instructions, H R 1076	Ambiguous or no reason
March 29, 2011	Aye	House vote 190	On Agreeing to the Resolution, H RES 174	Ambiguous or no reason

Other Representatives from Ohio:

	Name	Missed
	Steve Stivers (R)	7.0%
	Marcy Kaptur (D)	4.3%
	Tim Ryan (D)	4.0%
	John A. Boehner (R)	3.8%
	Marcia L. Fudge (D)	3.5%
	Patrick J. Tiberi (R)	2.9%
	Jim Jordan (R)	2.0%
	Joyce Beatty (D)	1.6%
	David P. Joyce (R)	1.5%
	Michael R. Turner (R)	1.5%
	Brad R. Wenstrup (R)	0.9%
	Bob Gibbs (R)	0.8%
	James B. Renacci (R)	0.8%
	Robert E. Latta (R)	0.4%
	Steve Chabot (R)	0.3%
	Bill Johnson (R)	0.2%