Common Ground Scorecard for Roy Blunt
U.S. Senate
Roy Blunt (MO - R)
[Retiring at end of current term.] Roy Blunt has spent most of nearly five decades in public service, serving in Congress since January 1997, yet instead of seeking the spotlight the Missouri Republican has worked quietly to develop influence that stretches beyond that of some of his more famous colleagues. Blunt will retire after his term ends in 2022.
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No Longer in Office
Top Organizations and Groups
- Senate Committee on Appropriations
- Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
- Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
- Joint Committee on Printing
- Joint Committee on the Library of Congress
- Senate Committee on Rules and Administration (Ranking Member)
Common Ground Score is
44
Somewhat Above Average
Based on a scale of 0-100, below is a breakdown of the Common Ground Score:
Official PerformanceMAX 30
14
Personal ActionsMAX 30
10
CommunicationsMAX 20
20
CommitmentsMAX 20
0
BONUS: Outstanding Common GrounderMAX 10
0
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