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Sen. Ron Johnson

District WI(R)U.S. Senate

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Summary

Sen. Ron Johnson (R) has represented Wisconsin in the U.S. Senate for three terms. This session, Sen. Johnson has sponsored 22 bills, co-sponsored 59 bills, voted Yes 70 times, and No 73 times.


Record

Sen. Ron Johnson is the prime sponsor of 22 bills and a co-sponsor of 59 this session.

Bills

Committees

Sen. Ron Johnson sits on 4 committees and 5 subcommittees, and is Chair of Budget.

Senate Special Committee on Aging
Senate Special Committee on Aging
Member
Budget
Budget
Chair
Finance
Finance
902 Bills
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
444 Bills
Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Growth
Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Growth
Chair
Health Care
Health Care
Member
Taxation and IRS Oversight
Taxation and IRS Oversight
Member
Border Management, Federal Workforce, and Regulatory Affairs
Border Management, Federal Workforce, and Regulatory Affairs
Member
Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Chair

Finance

Sen. Ron Johnson has raised $1.1M, spent $814.2K, and holds $1.2M on hand.

Raised
Spent
On hand
2025–2026
$1.1M
$814.2K
$1.2M
2023–2024
$5.4M
$5.2M
$908K
2021–2022
$34.9M
$34.7M
$762.1K
2019–2020
$590.2K
$383.9K
$559.3K
2017–2018
$969.1K
$660.3K
$353.1K

Lobbying

46 clients and 44 firms named 12 of the bills sponsored by Sen. Ron Johnson in 144 quarterly filings under the Lobbying Disclosure Act.

Registrants filing on those bills, and the bills they named most.

The bills most often named.

BillTitleFilings
S. 184CURD Act36
S. 3168Shutdown Fairness Act28
S. 3012Shutdown Fairness Act24
S. 1306A bill to require the Director of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to reissue a final ru…20
S. 3001Shutdown Fairness Act14
S. 2641Health Care Freedom and Choice Act13
S. 164Midnight Rules Relief Act of 202511
S. 2806Eliminate Shutdowns Act9
S. 252GOOD Act8
S. 295Reducing the Federal Workforce Through Attrition Act6

2 of the lobbyists named on those filings share a name with someone in the congressional record — a former member, or a name in the House staff directory. This is a name match, not a verified identity: we hold today’s House roster and no employment history at all, and the Senate publishes no staff directory, so the names are shown rather than only counted.

LobbyistIn the record asFilings
COLLIN PETERSONRep (D)6
BART STUPAKRep (D)5

Votes

Sen. Ron Johnson has voted Yes on 70 bills and No on 73 this session.


Contact

Sen. Ron Johnson serves in Senate Class III and next stands for election in 2028.