Voting Scorecards:
How Kentucky's Senators and Representatives Vote

American Family Voices - A strong voice for middle and low income families on economic, health care, and consumer issues.

U.S. Public Interest Research Group Congressional Scorecard, 2003

Public Citizen Vote Chart,  Kentucky's Representatives - 2002-2003

Public Citizen Vote Chart,  Kentucky's Senators - 2002-2003

Planned Parenthood

How Did Your Senator Vote on Key Trade Agreements?

Children's Defense Fund - 2001
The CDF Action Council’s Nonpartisan Congressional Scorecard scores Members of Congress based on the key votes they cast
for children on the floor and the co-sponsorship of important legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate
during 2001. Kentucky's delegation ranked among the worst - 44th out of 50.

Public Citizen Vote Chart, Kentucky's Representatives - 2001

Public Citizen Vote Chart, Kentucky's Senators - 2001

Public Citizen Vote Chart, Kentucky's Representatives - 1999-2000

Public Citizen Vote Chart, Kentucky's Senators - 1999-2000

U.S. Public Interest Research Group Congressional Scorecard, 2002

U.S. Public Interest Research Group Congressional Scorecard, 2001

Forest Scorecard, 106th Congress

AFL-CIO Congressional Voting Record

National Education Association Vote Scorecard

Senate Votes On Managed Care Reform, 2001 (Both KY Senators - Bunning & McConnell - voted for
the managed care industries and against consumers)

Bankruptcy Reform, 2001 (All KY Representatives - Lewis, Whitfield, Rogers, Lucas, Northup, & Fletcher - voted
with banks, credit card companies and credit unions & against consumers)

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