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UPDATED Jan. 3, 2023, at 3:18 PM

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Brad FinstadR

Republican representative for Minnesota’s 1st district

Biden margin

Biden’s share of the vote in the 2020 election minus Trump’s

Biden score

How often Finstad votes in line with Biden’s position

Biden plus-minus

Difference between Finstad’s actual and predicted Biden support scores

Biden marginBiden scoreBiden plus-minus
Biden’s share of the vote in the 2020 election minus Trump’sHow often Finstad votes in line with Biden’s positionDifference between Finstad’s actual and predicted Biden support scores
-10.1%
16.7%
-10.4-10.4
-10.4

117th Congress (2021-22)

Republican representative for Minnesota’s 1st district

DateMeasureBiden positionFinstad voteAgree with Biden?Predicted chance of voting with Biden Plus-minus
Dec. 23,
2022
Providing appropriations for various federal departments and agencies for fiscal year 2023; updating the process of appointing and tallying presidential electors; providing money for humanitarian, security and economic assistance to Ukraine (225-201)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
20.3%-20.3
Dec. 15,
2022
Providing collective bargaining rights for Veterans Health Administration health care workers (219-201)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
3.1%-3.1
Dec. 15,
2022
Allowing Puerto Rico to hold a referendum on whether to become a U.S. state, an independent country or a sovereign government (233-191)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
22.6%-22.6
Dec. 14,
2022
Providing money for law enforcement training in de-escalation tactics and in responding to mental and behavior health crises (264-162)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
47.8%-47.8
Dec. 14,
2022
Updating regulations to address conflicts of interest in federal acquisitions (219-205)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
3.2%-3.2
Dec. 8,
2022
Repealing the Defense of Marriage Act and requiring states to recognize same-sex and interracial marriages performed out-of-state; includes an amendment allowing religious organizations to deny services or accomodations for same-sex weddings (258-169)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
41.1%-41.1
Dec. 6,
2022
Making it easier for noncitizen veterans to get lawful permanent resident status (220-208)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
5.5%-5.5
Dec. 1,
2022
Requiring the Bureau of Prisons to provide incarcerated women with certain pregnancy-related care and limiting the use of solitary confinement for pregnant women (324-90)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
Yes
support
Yes
75.5%+24.5
Dec. 1,
2022
Establishing grants for reentry programs for previously incarcerated people (259-167)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
44.2%-44.2
Nov. 30,
2022
Requiring certain railroad and labor organizations to accept a labor agreement (290-137)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
Yes
support
Yes
58.8%+41.2
Nov. 16,
2022
Prohibiting the enforcement of nondisclosure agreements and nondisparagement clauses agreed to before a sexual assault or harassment dispute arises (315-109)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
70.7%-70.7
Sept. 30,
2022
Extending government funding and providing money for economic and security assistance to Ukraine (230-201)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
24.8%-24.8
Sept. 29,
2022
Modifying merger filing fees and requiring disclosure of foreign merger subsidies (242-184)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
41.2%-41.2
Sept. 29,
2022
Expanding access to mental and substance use health services (220-205)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
3.5%-3.5
Sept. 22,
2022
Providing money for law enforcement agencies to investigate unsolved homicides and nonfatal shootings (250-178)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
Yes
support
Yes
36.6%+63.4
Sept. 22,
2022
Providing money for anti-violence programs (220-207)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
3.4%-3.4
Sept. 22,
2022
Providing money for local governments to train mental health professionals and send them instead of law enforcement officers to respond to emergencies involving people with behavioral health needs (223-206)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
4.1%-4.1
Sept. 22,
2022
Authorizing grants for law enforcement agencies with fewer than 125 officers (360-64)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
Yes
support
Yes
82.2%+17.8
Sept. 21,
2022
Revising the process of casting and counting electoral votes for presidential elections (229-203)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
18.2%-18.2
Sept. 21,
2022
Allowing federal student loan borrowers to separate consolidated loans (232-193)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
20.0%-20.0
Sept. 15,
2022
Establishing and expanding whistleblower protections for federal employees (221-203)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
4.1%-4.1
Sept. 15,
2022
Establishing greater congressional oversight of the U.S. Census Bureau and prohibiting the removal of the bureau director without cause (220-208)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
3.4%-3.4
Sept. 15,
2022
Prohibiting certain federal positions from losing civil-service status (225-204)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
13.0%-13.0
Aug. 12,
2022
Allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices; extending Affordable Care Act subsidies; expanding tax credits for renewable and clean energy efforts; establishing a 15 percent corporate minimum tax; and other measures (220-207)
Brad Finstad's Vote:
No
support
No
2.2%-2.2
Average16.7%27.1%-10.4

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