Voting Record
The Alliance for Retired Americans’ 2017 voting record report scored every U.S. Representative and Senator on issues affecting current and future retirees. The report examined 10 key Senate and House votes in 2017, showing the roll calls on issues such as:
- attacks on core earned benefits programs: Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid;
- health care policy, including repealing the Affordable Care Act and creating association health care plans;
- tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations at the expense of average Americans
A description of the Senate and House votes are available here.
You can download either the full report, or a state-by-state report below.
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