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Sector-Aligned Voting· Votes track the money
Mark Alford (R) voted YEA on 5 of 5 bills classified as favoring their donor sectors — #33 rate in the House
Rep. Mark Alford voted yes on 5 of 5 bills an AI classifier identified as favoring his top donor sectors—Real Estate, Securities & Investment, and Commercial Banks—ranking #33 among House members on this metric. He voted yes on S.723-119, the Tribal Trust Land Homeownership Act, classified as favoring Real Estate, and also voted yes on both bills classified as limiting those same sectors.
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Real Estate
top funded sector
gave $241K
3 sectors involved
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Mark Alford
R-MO · House
voted YEA 5 of 5
100% aligned
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BILL
5 bills
classified as favoring their sectors
EXAMPLE VOTES BEHIND THE NUMBER
✓ YEA
S723-119 — Tribal Trust Land Homeownership Act of 2025
✓ YEA
HJRES25-119 — Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule
✓ YEA
S1582-119 — GENIUS Act
100%
YEA rate on bills classified as favoring their donor sectors
5/5
sector-favoring bills they voted YEA on
#33
highest rate of 328 House members with enough such votes
2/2
YEA on bills classified as LIMITING those sectors
How we built this: a statistical pattern surfaced from public records — FEC campaign finance, Senate/House Lobbying Disclosure Act filings, and Congress.gov. The donor concentration and the legislative action are concurrent facts; this does not imply contributions caused the action, that the member acted improperly, or that the bill specifically benefits the named sector. Generated July 12, 2026 · internal signal score 86/100.