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Angus S. King, Jr.

IndependentIn office

Maine · Senate 2013–present

20133 Senate terms — lighter bands are House, solid are Senatepresent

Voting record by issue

Where this member landed on each issue across their entire career, and how consistent that position stayed over time. Open an issue to see every vote behind the score.

Health Care 137 votes · 86.7/100 consistent
Expand coverageRestrict coverage
Immigration 52 votes · 72.8/100 consistent
ExpansiveRestrictive
Guns 13 votes · 56.8/100 consistent
Gun restrictionsGun rights
Abortion & Contraception 18 votes · 86.1/100 consistent
Expand accessRestrict access
Climate & Energy 59 votes · 74.9/100 consistent
Climate actionFossil fuel priority
Taxes 84 votes · 75.5/100 consistent
Raise revenueCut taxes
Labor & Wages 49 votes · 78.7/100 consistent
Worker priorityEmployer priority
Defense & War Powers 152 votes · 51.2/100 consistent
Military restraintMilitary expansion
Civil Rights 18 votes · 68/100 consistent
Broaden protectionsNarrow protections
LGBTQ Policy 8 votes · 100/100 consistent
Broaden protectionsNarrow protections
Voting & Elections 3 votes · 100/100 consistent
Expand accessRestrict access
Criminal Justice 48 votes · 56.2/100 consistent
Reform-orientedPunitive
Financial Regulation 43 votes · 58.2/100 consistent
RegulateDeregulate
Trade 13 votes · 36/100 consistent
ProtectionistFree trade

Not a left/right axis — both parties split on this issue.

Education 37 votes · 45.4/100 consistent
Expand federal roleReduce federal role
Spending & Budget 516 votes · 85.6/100 consistent
Fiscal expansionFiscal restraint

Money & lobbying ties

Political committees that gave to this member’s principal campaign committee.

73 committees, $500,000 total (cycle 2024). Source: FEC Schedule A, line 11C. A contribution is a documented financial relationship — it is not evidence that any vote was influenced by it. Conduit committees such as ActBlue and WinRed appear here as the FEC records them, but they forward earmarked donations from individuals rather than giving money of their own.

CommitteeCycleAmount
COMMON GROUND PAC2024$10,000
AICPA PAC2024$10,000
MOTOR CITY PAC2024$10,000
FORWARD TOGETHER PAC2024$10,000
AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COMPANIES ACEC PAC2024$10,000
HALLIBURTON COMPANY PAC2024$10,000
TREASURE STATE PAC2024$10,000
NARRAGANSETT BAY PAC2024$10,000
GRANITE VALUES PAC2024$10,000
GIDDY UP PAC2024$10,000
BLUE ORIGIN LLC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE2024$10,000
FOLLOW THE NORTH STAR2024$10,000
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PAINTERS AND ALLIED TRADES POLITICAL ACTION TOGETHER POLITICAL COMMITTEE2024$10,000
A NEW DIRECTION PAC2024$10,000
COMCAST CORPORATION & NBCUNIVERSAL PAC2024$10,000
TURQUOISE PAC2024$10,000
SMART SOLUTIONS PAC2024$10,000
NUTMEG PAC2024$10,000
INTERNATIONAL PAPER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (IP-PAC)2024$10,000
HAWAII PAC2024$10,000
CULAC THE PAC OF CREDIT UNION NATIONAL ASSOCIATION2024$10,000
HEALTH JOBS JUSTICE2024$10,000
COMMITTEE FOR THE ADVOCACY OF SPACE EXPLORATION2024$10,000
M-PAC2024$10,000
SUN LIFE FINANCIAL (U.S.) SERVICES COMPANY INC PAC SUN LIFE2024$10,000

Industry rollups are not shown

This would be powered by OpenSecrets, which this project does not use. It moved behind a paid subscription, and no free source codes contributors by industry. Rather than guess an industry from a committee name, the filings are shown exactly as the FEC records them. It would otherwise show these committees grouped into industries and sectors.

Committee assignments

  • Senate Committee on Armed Services
  • Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
  • Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs
  • Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
  • Airland
  • Energy
  • National ParksRanking Member
  • Public Lands, Forests, and Mining
  • Seapower
  • Strategic ForcesRanking Member

Full term history

YearsChamberStatePartyCongress
2013–2019SenateMEIndependent113–116
2019–2025SenateMEIndependent116–119
2025–presentSenateMEIndependent119–122