
U.S. Representative
Yassamin Ansari
Arizona District 3
Votes on Record
452
across 19 categories
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U.S. Representative
Arizona District 3
Votes on Record
452
across 19 categories
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Voting Profile
Most Active Policy Areas
452
Votes Analyzed
Data sources: voteview, congress.gov
Political Position
Yassamin Ansari holds a NOMINATE ideology score of -0.510, placing her firmly in the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. The average Democrat scores around -0.380, meaning Ansari votes more liberally than most members of her party. In practical terms, she consistently supports progressive policy positions and opposes measures backed by the Republican majority.
More liberal than the average Democrat (-0.38)
Data source: VoteView NOMINATE scores (UCLA/UC San Diego)
Policy Positions
452
total votes analyzed
Overview
Yassamin Ansari is a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Arizona with 452 recorded votes. Her voting record reflects a consistently progressive approach across most policy areas, from environmental protection and labor rights to foreign policy and taxation. On economic and budget issues, Ansari has opposed most budget resolutions and continuing appropriations measures put forward by the majority, voting against the fiscal year 2027 budget framework and related spending bills. She has supported labor-friendly legislation in four out of five labor votes and backed taxation measures at a high rate, suggesting alignment with proposals to adjust tax policy in ways favored by her party. On national security and foreign affairs, Ansari has supported most defense-related measures including veterans' care legislation, while also voting to invoke the War Powers Resolution regarding U.S. military involvement in Lebanon — reflecting a pattern of supporting both military personnel and congressional oversight of military action. In foreign policy more broadly, she voted in favor of the majority of measures that came to the floor. On social and domestic issues, Ansari has voted against most immigration-related measures brought by the majority and opposed the majority of criminal justice bills in her sample. She supported the one reproductive rights measure that came to a vote and opposed the one civil rights measure on record, though both categories have very limited vote counts. Her environmental votes show opposition to rollbacks of environmental regulations, including voting against a measure to disapprove EPA emission standards for California harbor craft.
Key Positions
By Policy Area
Analysis updated: September 18, 2026
Voting Record
452 votes across 19 categories