Members as U.S. Senators

[Platypus]

Equal First (55%)

(D) Joe Lieberman CT (S 50%, E 58%)
(D) Blanche Lincoln AR (S 44%, E 63%)

Equal Third (53%)

(D) Herbert Kohl WI (who?) (S 50%, E 54%)
(D) John Kerry MA (S 63%, E 46%)

Equal Fifth (50%)

(D) Tim Johnson SD (who?) (S 44%, E 54%)
(D) Joe Biden DE (S 63%, E 42%)
(D) Tom Carper DE (who?) (S 44%, E 54%)
(D) Mary Landrieu LA (S 50%, E 50%)
(R) Lincoln Chafee RI (S 50%, E 50%)
(R?) Jim Jeffords VT (S 50%, E 50%)
(D) Bill Nelson FL (S 50%, E 50%)

Although nobody seems to agree with me much, it seems that moderate democrats fit best-although i'm not sure I agree.

My worst 10:

One Hundredth (18%)

(R) Bob Smith NH (who?) (S 13%, E 21%)

Ninety-Ninth (20%)

(R) Jeff Sessions AL (who?) (S 19%, E 21%)

Equal Ninety-Eighth (23%)

(R) Pat Roberts KS (S 13%, E 29%)
(R) Lindsey Graham SC (S 19%, E 25%)
(R) Elizabeth Dole NC (S 6%, E 33%)
(R) Lamar Alexander TN (S 6%, E 33%)
(R) Michael Enzi WY (S 13%, E 29%)
(R) James Inhofe OK (S 13%, E 29%)
(R) Jim Bunning KY (S 6%, E 33%)
(R) Ben Nighthorse Campbell CO (S 13%, E 29%)

no real surprises

[Horus]

Top 10

63%
Daniel Akaka
Russ Feingold
Daniel Inouye
Frank Lautenberg
Paul Sarbanes

60%
Barbara Boxer
Paul Wellstone

58%
Carl Levin
Joseph Lieberman
Barbara Mikulski

Bottom 10

13%
Michael Crapo
Kit Bond
George Voinivich
Lindsey Graham
Wayne Allard
Pete Domenici

15%
Richard Shelby
Don Nickles
Chuck Hagel
Rick Santorum

[??????????]

1) Jim Bunning (KY)
2) Michael Crapo (ID)
3) James Inhofe (OK)
4) Ted Stevens (AK)
5) Bob Smith (NH)
6) Jon Kyl (AZ)
7) Lindsey Graham (Rep SC-3)
Ben Nighthorse Campbell (CO)
9) Saxby Chambliss (GA-8)
10) Pat Roberts (KS)

[The Duke]

Best Senators
1. Lamar Alexander
2. Ben Campbell
3. Elizabeth Dole
4. Saxby Chambliss
5. John Warner
6. Lisa Murkowski
7. Gordon Smith
8. Ted Stevens
9. Joe Lieberman
10. Mike DeWine

Worst Senators
10. Chris Dodd
9. Maria Cantwell
8. Jon Corzine
7. Jean Carnahan
6. Mary Landrieu
5. Dick Durbin
4. Barbara Boxer
3. Jack Reed
2. Ron Wyden
1. John Kerry

[Gabu]

Top ten:

1. Jack Reed
Democratic Sr Senator (RI)

2. Mark Dayton
Democratic Jr Senator (MN)

3. Joe Biden
Democratic Sr Senator (DE)

4. John Edwards
Democratic Nominee for Vice President; NC Jr Senator    

5. Dianne Feinstein
Democratic Sr Senator (CA)

6. Ted Kennedy
Democratic Sr Senator (MA)

7. Barbara Boxer
Democratic Jr Senator (CA)

8. Paul Sarbanes
Democratic Sr Senator (MD)

9. Charles Schumer
Democratic Sr Senator (NY)

10. Byron Dorgan
Democratic Jr Senator (ND)

Bottom ten:

10. Jim Bunning
Republican Jr Senator (KY)

9. Conrad Burns
Republican Jr Senator (MT)

8. James Inhofe
Republican Jr Senator (OK)

7. Lamar Alexander
Republican Jr Senator (TN); previously candidate for President

6. Michael Crapo
Republican Jr Senator (ID)

5. Kit Bond
Republican Sr Senator (MO)
    
4. Ted Stevens
Republican Sr Senator (AK)

3. Larry Craig
Republican Sr Senator (ID)
 
2. Don Nickles
Republican Sr Senator (OK)

1. Pat Roberts
Republican Jr Senator (KS)

As an additional note, Rick Santorum was 11th in the bottom.  Sorry, Phil.

[Nation]

Best 10:


1) John Breaux (yay!)
2) Max Baucus
3) Herb Kohl
4) Paul Sarbanes (woo)
5) Arlen Specter
6) Barb Mikulski
7) John Kerry
Frank Lautenberg
9) Jeff Bingaman
10) Patty Murray (ew)



WORST 3:

1) Voinovich (R)
2) Peter Fitzgerald (R)
3) Bill Nelson (D)




4 Dems on my worst list, 1 Rep on best.

[Wakie]

BEST 10 SENATE INCUMBENTS
1) Fritz Hollings D-SC
2) Harry Reid D-NV
3) Hillary Clinton D-NY
4) Tim Johnson D-SD
5) Jack Reed D-RI
6) Russ Feingold D-WI
7) Chris Dodd D-CT
Barbara Mikulski D-MD
9) Dianne Feinstein D-CA
10) John Edwards D-NC


WORST 10 SENATE INCUMBENTS
1) Rick Santorum R-PA
2) Michael Crapo R-ID
3) Kit Bond R-MO
4) Jeff Sessions R-AL
5) Saxby Chambliss R-GA
6) Sam Brownback R-KS
7) Larry Craig R-ID
Don Nickles R-OK
9) Pat Roberts R-KS
10) Michael Enzi R-WY

[qwerty]

4. John Edwards
Democratic Nominee for Vice President; NC Jr Senator

Senator Edwards has been the Senior NC Senator since January 3, 2003.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Re-took the test:

Your political philosophy is Hard Core Populist



Senators

1. Robert Byrd (D-WV)
2. Russ Feingold (D-WI)
3. Byron Dorgan (D-ND)
4. Kent Conrad (D-ND)
5. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD)
6. Fritz Hollings (D-SC)
7. Tom Harkin (D-IA)
8. Jack Reed (D-RI)
9. Carl Levin (D-MI)
10. Tom Daschle (D-SD)

Dan Mongiardo would have come 2nd if the KY GOP hadn't rigged the Senate election

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

10 best:

1-Paul Wellstone
2-Mark Dayton (hey, looks like I'm in the right state!)
3-Hillary Clinton
4-John Edwards
5-Russ Feingold
6-Jon Corzine
7-Barbara Mikulski
8-Paul Sarbanes
9-Chris Dodd
10-Fritz Hollings

10 worst:

10-Robert Bennett
9-Craig Thomas
8-Bill Frist
7-John Warner
6-Orrin Hatch
5-Wayne Allard
4-Don Nickles
3-Larry Craig
2-Ted Stevens
1-Pat Roberts

[12th Doctor]

10 Best

1) Ben Nighthorse Campbell (68%)

2) Gordon Smith (65%)

3) Olympia Snowe (65%)

4) Judd Gregg (60%)

5) James Inhofe (58%)

6) Jim Jeffords (puke) (58%)

7) Arlen Specter (double puke) (58%)

Ted Stevens (58%)

9) Thad Cochran (55%)

10) Jeff Sessions (55%)

10 Worst

10) Ted Kennedy (23%)

9) Dick Durbin (23%)

Patrick Leahy (23%)

7) Carl Levin (23%)

6) John Edwards (23%)

5) Blanche Lincoln (at, you guessed it... 23%)

4) Jon Corzine (20%)

3) Chris Dodd (20%)

2) Paul Wellstone (20%)

1) Ron Wyden (20%)

[12th Doctor]

I doubt Zell Miller had any effect, since he doesn't agree with the party on a single issue, any "Democrat" who likes him also doesn't agree with the party on anything, is a total DINO, and probably didn't vote for Gore or any Democrat since the 80's (if even that) either.

Trust me.  I know this coming from the area I do, there are plenty of people who vote Democrat who wouldn't agree with much the Democratic Party has to say today.  When the pull the lever, they think they are voting for the Democratic Party of 40 years ago.

[Schmitz in 1972]

Are there ANY Senators like me? I really don't think any of them really match me. However, representative Jim Ryun (R-KS) is pretty close.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

I doubt Zell Miller had any effect, since he doesn't agree with the party on a single issue, any "Democrat" who likes him also doesn't agree with the party on anything, is a total DINO, and probably didn't vote for Gore or any Democrat since the 80's (if even that) either.

Trust me.  I know this coming from the area I do, there are plenty of people who vote Democrat who wouldn't agree with much the Democratic Party has to say today.  When the pull the lever, they think they are voting for the Democratic Party of 40 years ago.

There are some very strange voting patterns in the "T" actually... I've not checked this years results, but in 2002 a suprising number of Democratic state reps were elected in the NW part.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I doubt Zell Miller had any effect, since he doesn't agree with the party on a single issue, any "Democrat" who likes him also doesn't agree with the party on anything, is a total DINO, and probably didn't vote for Gore or any Democrat since the 80's (if even that) either.

Trust me.  I know this coming from the area I do, there are plenty of people who vote Democrat who wouldn't agree with much the Democratic Party has to say today.  When the pull the lever, they think they are voting for the Democratic Party of 40 years ago.

They don't agree with the Democrats on anything? Not even economic issues and unions, etc.? Zell Miller's voting record for the past couple years has been 100% conservative, he doesn't vote with the party on anything.

[Nym90]

Top 10:

Fritz Hollings
Paul Wellstone
Robert Byrd
Blanche Lambert Lincoln
Paul Sarbanes
Kent Conrad
Jean Carnahan
Mark Dayton
Tom Daschle
Ted Kennedy

Worst 10:

Larry Craig
Kit Bond
Don Nickles
Pat Roberts
Conrad Burns
Michael Crapo
Bill Frist
Pete Domenici
Rick Santorum
Ted Stevens

[WMS]

Top 10:
1. Arlen Specter (yep, pretty consistently...?) 63% R-PA
2. Olympia Snowe 40% R-ME
3. Orrin Hatch 40% R-UT
4. Trent Lott 38% R-MS
5. Ben Nighthorse Campbell 38% (yay!) (now gone ) R-CO
6. James Inhofe 38% R-OK
7. Lindsey Graham 35% R-SC
8. Robert Bennett 35% R-UT
9. Fritz Hollings 35% D-SC
10. Kay Bailey Hutchison 35% R-TX

Note than only one senator scored above 50%! Man, I sure have an unusual mix of political beliefs...

Bottom 10:
10. Paul Wellstone 20% D-MN (and dead)
9. Joe Biden 20% D-DE
8. Russell Feingold 18% D-WI
7. George Voinovich 18% R-OH
6. Ted Kennedy 18% D-MA
5. Carl Levin 18% D-MI
4. Tom Harkin 18% D-IA
3. Richard Durbin 15% D-IL
2. Jon Corzine 15% D-NJ
1. Maria Cantwell 15% D-WA

And in the House...the good
1. William Lipinski D-IL 50%
2. Bill Janklow R-SD 45% (former)
3. Bob Clement D-KY 43% (former)
4. Alan Mollohan D-WV 43%
5. Jack Quinn R-NY 43% (former)
6. Robert Weygand D-RI 43% (former)
7. Amo Houghton R-NY 40% (one half of my ancestry is here!)
8. Dave Camp R-MI 40%
9. Paul Kanjorski D-PA 40%
10. Jim Kolbe R-AZ 40%
and the bad
10. George Miller D-CA 15%
9. Xavier Becerra D-CA 15%
8. Dennis Kucinich D-OH 15%
7. John Larson D-CT 15%
6. Lynn Woolsey D-CA 15%
5. Brian Baird D-WA 15%
4. Lloyd Doggett D-TX 15%
3. Jerrold Nadler D-NY 15%
2. Michael Capuano D-MA 15%
1. Gary Ackerman D-NY 15%

Oh, looks like the site had an idea: Your political philosophy is
Moderate Conservative. (but, but, I would spend more on health care...). So I'm a mutant hybrid of Arlen Specter and William Lipinski? Eh?

[ThePrezMex]

Mine were pretty strange, I think reflecting also my centrist preferences. Just two senators scored > 50!

1) John Edwards - NC (D) - 53% (69% social)
2) Lincoln Chafee - RI (R) - 50% (58% economic)
3) Lamar Alexander - TN (R) - 45% (58% economic)
4) Dianne Feinstein - CA (D) - 45% (69% social)
5) Bob Graham - FL (D) - 45%
6) Jim Jeffords - VT (I) - 45%
7) Joe LIeberman - CT (D) - 45% (69% social)
Harry Reid - NV (D) -  45%
9) Jeff Bingaman - NM (D) - 43%
10) Mark Dayton - MN (D) - 43%

10 worst:

10) Rick Santorum - PA (R) - 30%
9)  Debbie Stabenow - MI (D) - 28%
  Orrin Hatch - UT (R) - 28%
7)  Jim Bunning - KY (R) - 28%
6)  Kit Bond - MO (R) - 28%
5)  Bob Smith - NH (R) - 28%
4) Russ Feingold - WI (D) - 28%
3) Pete Domenici - NM (R) - 28%
2) Richard Durbin - IL (D) - 25%
1) Arlen Specter - PA (R) - 23%

I have 2 Republicans and 1 independent in my top 10 and I have 3 Democrats in my worst 10. It was a surprise for me that the lowest ranking was Arlen Specter, since I like the guy.
Nobody really agrees with my on Economics.. maybe if Phil Gramm were still around he would be close to 100% to me on those issues.