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A circular map of every House vote since 1987
Full Circle lets readers explore U.S. House members and roll-call votes from 1987 onward using a circular model of voting alignment.
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- Its April 12, 2024 FISA example is a 273–147 vote, with opposition described at both ideological ends.
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The method section says each recorded House vote is used to place representatives around a circle, where members with similar voting patterns sit close together. The page cautions readers to compare a member's standing within each Congress rather than treat positions as exact across years, and notes that members with fewer votes have wider uncertainty ranges. It links to estimates, code, and cited research.
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