George Floyd Justice in Policing Act Scorecard (119th Congress)

George Floyd Justice in Policing Act Scorecard (119th Congress)

This scorecard tracks how members of the 119th Congress voted on the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act and related police reform legislation — spotlighting their role in shaping or stalling accountability.

We evaluate each member based on:

• Votes on the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act (GFJPA)
• Sponsorship of police reform legislation
• Public statements on police violence, qualified immunity, and federal oversight
• Alignment with community demands for justice and transparency

This table complements our fatal encounters database by showing who in Congress is working to prevent the next tragedy — and who is not.

What Comes Next?

This George Floyd Justice in Policing Act Scorecard tracks how members of the 119th Congress voted on police reform legislation — spotlighting their role in shaping or stalling accountability.

The table includes verified votes, bill sponsorships, and public statements from key lawmakers across Southern and high-impact districts, including confirmed co-sponsors and vocal supporters of the 2025 reintroduction (H.R. 5361).

This is not just a scorecard. It’s a record of who showed up — and who didn’t.

We start here to spotlight the intersection of regional power and national justice, and to align with our existing infrastructure — including ZIP code lookup, district overlays, and legacy-driven scorecard logic.

But this is only the beginning.

This scorecard includes verified votes, sponsorships, and public statements from key members of the 119th Congress — including Southern lawmakers, high-impact districts, and confirmed co-sponsors of the 2025 reintroduction (H.R. 5361).

Expansion is ongoing. Additional entries will be added as votes are verified, statements are documented, and accountability ratings are finalized — including:

• All House members who voted on the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
• All co-sponsors of the 2025 reintroduction (H.R. 5361)
• Senators who made public statements or blocked reform
• Accountability ratings based on votes, sponsorships, and public engagement

Our goal is to build a national ledger of police reform accountability — district by district, vote by vote.

If your representative isn’t listed yet, they will be. If they voted against reform, we’ll document it. If they stood for justice, we’ll amplify it.

🕒 Last updated: October 11, 2025

This is not just a scorecard. It’s a record of who showed up — and who didn’t.

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Scorecard Table

The table below tracks votes, sponsorships, and public statements on the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. Ratings reflect each member’s alignment with reform and accountability.

Member Name	Chamber	State	Party	Vote on GFJPA	Sponsored Bills	Public Statements	Accountability Rating	District/State
Glenn Ivey	House	MD	D	Yea	Lead Sponsor	Strong Support	A	MD-4
Sheila Jackson Lee	House	TX	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Vocal Support	A	TX-18
Terri Sewell	House	AL	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Supportive	A	AL-7
Jim Clyburn	House	SC	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Legacy Advocate	A	SC-6
Bennie Thompson	House	MS	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Supportive	A	MS-2
Nikema Williams	House	GA	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Supportive	A	GA-5
Frederica Wilson	House	FL	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Supportive	A	FL-24
Maxwell Frost	House	FL	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Vocal Support	A	FL-10
Jasmine Crockett	House	TX	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Supportive	A	TX-30
Al Green	House	TX	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Supportive	A	TX-9
Summer Lee	House	PA	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Vocal Support	A	PA-12
Byron Donalds	House	FL	R	Nay	None	Opposed	F	FL-19
Rick Scott	Senate	FL	R	Nay	None	Silent	F	Florida
Marco Rubio	Senate	FL	R	Nay	None	Silent	F	Florida
Lindsey Graham	Senate	SC	R	Nay	None	Opposed	F	South Carolina
Tim Scott	Senate	SC	R	Nay	None	Opposed	F	South Carolina
John Cornyn	Senate	TX	R	Nay	None	Opposed	F	Texas
George Latimer	House	NY	D	Yea	None	Supportive	A	NY-16
Wesley Bell	House	MO	D	Yea	Co-Sponsor	Vocal Support	A	MO-01
Yassamin Ansari	House	AZ	D	Yea	Co-sponsor	Vocal Support	A	AZ-3
Wesley Bell	House	MO	D	Yea	Co-sponsor	Vocal Support	A	MO-1
Shontel Brown	House	OH	D	Yea	Co-sponsor	Vocal Support	A	OH-11
Ayanna Pressley	House	MA	D	Yea	Co-sponsor	Vocal Support	A	MA-7
Ilhan Omar	House	MN	D	Yea	Co-sponsor	Vocal Support	A	MN-5
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	House	NY	D	Yea	None	Vocal Support	A	NY-14

Want to See Your Representative Added?

Expansion is ongoing. Contact us or check back soon — we’re building a full national ledger of police reform accountability.

Sources

• House Roll Call 60 (H.R. 1280)
• Rep. Glenn Ivey Press Release
• H.R. 5361 Bill Text