Andrew Ogles Representative, Tennessee district 5 · Republican
Andrew Ogles, Representative, Tennessee district 5. Sided with Democrats on 8 of 447 split votes, voted with most Republicans 91.3% of the time, missed 8.8% of votes.
Recent votes with Democrats H.R. 8800: On Agreeing to the Amendment (House, Jul 21, 2026; Agreed to)H.R. 1346: Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act (House, May 13, 2026; Passed)H.R. 7567: On Agreeing to the Amendment (House, Apr 30, 2026; Agreed to)H.R. 7567: On Agreeing to the Amendment (House, Apr 30, 2026; Failed)H.Res. 1175: Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 8035) to amend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to… (House, Apr 17, 2026; Failed)H.Res. 1175: On Agreeing to the Amendment (House, Apr 17, 2026; Failed)H.R. 7148: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026 (House, Feb 3, 2026; Passed)H.R. 3838: On Agreeing to the Amendment (House, Sep 10, 2025; Agreed to)Official website
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