Senator
Marco Rubio
Florida · Republican
In the Senate since 2011 · 8 Congresses served
Served only part of the 119th Congress, so current-Congress figures rest on very few votes, or none.
In the 119th Congress
No plottable 119th-Congress position for Marco Rubio (too few votes). The chamber is shown for context.
A–Z by last name · 102 members
Sen. Angela Alsobrooks D-MDD-MD-0.46
Sen. Alan Armstrong R-OKR-OK0.65
Sen. Tammy Baldwin D-WID-WI-0.39
Sen. Jim Banks R-INR-IN0.68
Sen. John Barrasso R-WYR-WY0.65
Sen. Michael Bennet D-COD-CO-0.31
Sen. Marsha Blackburn R-TNR-TN0.65
Sen. Richard Blumenthal D-CTD-CT-0.42
Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester D-DED-DE-0.47
Sen. Cory Booker D-NJD-NJ-0.49
Sen. John Boozman R-ARR-AR0.40
Sen. Katie Britt R-ALR-AL0.68
Sen. Ted Budd R-NCR-NC0.69
Sen. Maria Cantwell D-WAD-WA-0.34
Sen. Shelley Capito R-WVR-WV0.41
Sen. Bill Cassidy R-LAR-LA0.43
Sen. Susan Collins R-MER-ME0.17
Sen. Christopher Coons D-DED-DE-0.26
Sen. John Cornyn R-TXR-TX0.59
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto D-NVD-NV-0.33
Sen. Tom Cotton R-ARR-AR0.52
Sen. Kevin Cramer R-NDR-ND0.49
Sen. Mike Crapo R-IDR-ID0.56
Sen. Ted Cruz R-TXR-TX0.85
Sen. John Curtis R-UTR-UT0.67
Sen. Steve Daines R-MTR-MT0.61
Sen. Tammy Duckworth D-ILD-IL-0.41
Sen. Richard Durbin D-ILD-IL-0.26
Sen. Joni Ernst R-IAR-IA0.55
Sen. John Fetterman D-PAD-PA-0.16
Sen. Deb Fischer R-NER-NE0.44
Sen. Ruben Gallego D-AZD-AZ-0.30
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand D-NYD-NY-0.37Sen. Darline Graham R-SCR-SC0.52
Sen. Lindsey Graham R-SC · formerR-SC (fmr)0.41
Sen. Chuck Grassley R-IAR-IA0.46
Sen. Bill Hagerty R-TNR-TN0.73
Sen. Maggie Hassan D-NHD-NH-0.21
Sen. Josh Hawley R-MOR-MO0.52
Sen. Martin Heinrich D-NMD-NM-0.34
Sen. John Hickenlooper D-COD-CO-0.32
Sen. Mazie Hirono D-HID-HI-0.49
Sen. John Hoeven R-NDR-ND0.51Sen. Jon Husted R-OHR-OH0.58
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith R-MSR-MS0.45
Sen. Ron Johnson R-WIR-WI0.88
Sen. Jim Justice R-WVR-WV0.56
Sen. Tim Kaine D-VAD-VA-0.21
Sen. Mark Kelly D-AZD-AZ-0.30
Sen. John Kennedy R-LAR-LA0.63
Sen. Andy Kim D-NJD-NJ-0.46
Sen. Angus King I-MEI-ME-0.18
Sen. Amy Klobuchar D-MND-MN-0.26
Sen. James Lankford R-OKR-OK0.53
Sen. Mike Lee R-UTR-UT0.89
Sen. Ben Luján D-NMD-NM-0.47
Sen. Cynthia Lummis R-WYR-WY0.86
Sen. Ed Markey D-MAD-MA-0.75
Sen. Roger Marshall R-KSR-KS0.58
Sen. Mitch McConnell R-KYR-KY0.33
Sen. Dave McCormick R-PAR-PA0.60
Sen. Jeff Merkley D-ORD-OR-0.50
Sen. Ashley Moody R-FLR-FL0.69
Sen. Jerry Moran R-KSR-KS0.38
Sen. Bernie Moreno R-OHR-OH0.72
Sen. Markwayne Mullin R-OK · formerR-OK (fmr)0.43
Sen. Lisa Murkowski R-AKR-AK0.18
Sen. Christopher Murphy D-CTD-CT-0.52
Sen. Patty Murray D-WAD-WA-0.44
Sen. Jon Ossoff D-GAD-GA-0.52
Sen. Alex Padilla D-CAD-CA-0.52
Sen. Rand Paul R-KYR-KY0.81
Sen. Gary Peters D-MID-MI-0.28
Sen. Jack Reed D-RID-RI-0.31
Sen. Pete Ricketts R-NER-NE0.47
Sen. James Risch R-IDR-ID0.64
Sen. Jacky Rosen D-NVD-NV-0.28
Sen. Mike Rounds R-SDR-SD0.41
Sen. Bernie Sanders I-VTI-VT-0.70
Sen. Brian Schatz D-HID-HI-0.42
Sen. Adam Schiff D-CAD-CA-0.39
Sen. Eric Schmitt R-MOR-MO0.71
Sen. Chuck Schumer D-NYD-NY-0.41
Sen. Rick Scott R-FLR-FL0.99
Sen. Tim Scott R-SCR-SC0.53
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen D-NHD-NH-0.16
Sen. Tim Sheehy R-MTR-MT0.64
Sen. Elissa Slotkin D-MID-MI-0.37
Sen. Tina Smith D-MND-MN-0.45
Sen. Dan Sullivan R-AKR-AK0.29
Sen. John Thune R-SDR-SD0.36
Sen. Thom Tillis R-NCR-NC0.36
Sen. Tommy Tuberville R-ALR-AL0.94
Sen. Chris Van Hollen D-MDD-MD-0.48
Sen. Mark Warner D-VAD-VA-0.25
Sen. Raphael Warnock D-GAD-GA-0.48
Sen. Elizabeth Warren D-MAD-MA-0.73
Sen. Peter Welch D-VTD-VT-0.34
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse D-RID-RI-0.29
Sen. Roger Wicker R-MSR-MS0.41
Sen. Ron Wyden D-ORD-OR-0.44
Sen. Todd Young R-INR-IN0.55Ideological trajectory · dimension 1 by Congress
Marco Rubio's per-Congress position (nokken–poole), against the party mean.
Florida delegation · both senators on dimension 1
Florida's two seated senators (Marco Rubio served too little of the 119th Congress to appear), gap 0.30. All 50 delegations →
Laws Marco Rubio sponsored or cosponsored
Every public law that Marco Rubio sponsored or cosponsored, newest first. Each law shows the part Marco Rubio played, the policy area, and its closest recorded final-passage vote. Only bills that became law appear: most bills a member sponsors never do.
Data notes
Public laws from the 93rd Congress (1973) on, from Congress.gov and GovInfo bill data, listed under the bill that was enacted. Cosponsors who withdrew are not counted. “Major” follows David Mayhew’s list of important enactments, which stops at the 118th Congress; later laws are not yet assessed. Votes and policy areas are as on the Laws page.