Members of Congress, and even Congress as a whole, vote in conformity with public opinion about two-thirds of the time.

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Various studies and analyses have shown that members of Congress tend to vote in line with public opinion about 60-70% of the time, which supports the statement that they vote in conformity with public opinion about two-thirds of the time. However, there may be differences depending on the issue, specific constituency, or other factors.

Members of Congress, and Even Congress as a Whole, Vote