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Sen. Tim Sheehy

R-MT · Senator for Montana · Serving since Jan 3, 2025 · 1.8 years in Congress

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119th Congress at a glance

Bills sponsored
76
Of those, became law
1
Of those, checked
0
Bills cosponsored
287
Recorded votes cast
891 of 915

Bills: H.R., S., H.J.Res. and S.J.Res. in the 119th Congress, from GovInfo BILLSTATUS. Votes: every roll call held while they were a member, from Voteview; “cast” means Yea, Nay or Present.

How often their bills’ sections fit

No bill this member sponsored has been checked yet.

Too few checked bills to compare (0). Checked bills will appear below.

Sections may have been added by committees or on the floor, so these numbers describe bill text, not the member. Every check is approved by a person (how we decide).

Bills sponsored (76)

Show the other 71 bills

Newest action first. Source: GovInfo BILLSTATUS bulk data; each bill links to Congress.gov.

Votes on laws we track

DateBillSections that don’t fitTheir voteResult
Aug 8, 2026H.R. 6500Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2027–YeaBill Passed 90–6Senate roll 228Votes and PAC money →
Jun 22, 2026H.R. 664421st Century ROAD to Housing Act–YeaMotion Agreed to 85–5Senate roll 182Votes and PAC money →
Jan 30, 2026H.R. 7148Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026–YeaBill Passed 71–29Senate roll 20Votes and PAC money →
Jan 15, 2026H.R. 6938Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, 2026–YeaBill Passed 82–15Senate roll 11Votes and PAC money →
Dec 17, 2025S. 1071National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026–YeaMotion Agreed to 77–20Senate roll 648Votes and PAC money →
Nov 11, 2025H.R. 5371Continuing Appropriations, Agriculture, Legislative Branch, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Extensions Act, 2026–YeaBill Passed 60–40Senate roll 618Votes and PAC money →
Jul 1, 2025H.R. 1An act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14.–YeaBill Passed 50–50Senate roll 372Votes and PAC money →
Mar 14, 2025H.R. 1968Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025–YeaBill Passed 54–46Senate roll 133Votes and PAC money →

The final passage roll call in each chamber for the newest law and every large law on this site. “–” means the bill hasn’t been checked yet. A vote on a bill is a vote on all of its text; it says nothing about any one section. Positions: Voteview, checked against each roll call’s official totals.

PAC contributions by industry

2025–2026

$401,325 in all · cycle still open, FEC file of Nov 1, 2026

PAC contributions by industry, 2025–2026
Unclassified$48,600
Candidate committees, leadership PACs and joint fundraisers$48,500
Agriculture, food & beverage$40,500
Finance & insurance$34,500
Defense & aerospace$31,500
Nonconnected PACs (other)$28,100
Communications & technology$28,000
Health$26,500
Construction & real estate$26,250
Energy & utilities$25,500
Law, accounting & consulting$21,875
Transportation$21,500
Labor unions$10,000
Manufacturing & retail$10,000

2023–2024

$1,207,397 in all

PAC contributions by industry, 2023–2024
Candidate committees, leadership PACs and joint fundraisers$457,150
Energy & utilities$141,500
Finance & insurance$102,000
Construction & real estate$72,500
Membership organizations (other)$69,003
Unclassified$66,400
Manufacturing & retail$58,250
Transportation$55,000
Party committees$52,800
Agriculture, food & beverage$50,300
Health$39,000
Defense & aerospace$30,000
Communications & technology$22,500
Labor unions$15,000
Law, accounting & consulting$3,500
Nonconnected PACs (other)-$27,506

Money political action committees gave to this member’s FEC candidate committees, grouped by the industry of the giving committee, for the current and previous FEC cycles. These contributions are legal and public. They sit beside the voting record; they don’t show why a member voted any way. How industries are assigned.

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