537 members tracked

164 scored so far

579 statements scored

← Back
LM

Mike Levin

U.S. Representative, California District 49

Party
D
State
California
Age
Serving since
2019

Rhetoric score

Republicans

4.4

n=9

Democrats

No score

Rhetoric

Click a card to see the sourcing behind the highlighted phrase. Showing the 3 most recent per column — see the full history below.

Toward Republicans

4.4n=9

2026-08-10 · Social post · X (Twitter)

X post

5.7

Pete Hegseth loves to talk about “merit.” So, explain this. Women now account for just FOUR PERCENT of this year’s nominations for the military’s h…

The statement targets Pete Hegseth, a specific administration official (Secretary of Defense), not the opposing party as an…

Link to source ↗

2026-08-10 · Social post · X (Twitter)

X post

2.3

Imagine being President of the United States and this bothered by someone else’s car. Whatever happened to freedom of choice? https://t.co/omiC8vGolp

This tweet is a sarcastic jab implicitly aimed at the President (contextually understood as a Republican, likely Trump, given the EV/'freedom of choice' framing), mocking his reaction to vehicle choices.

Link to source ↗

2026-08-09 · Social post · X (Twitter)

X post

4.3

…tial pardons are something you can buy, someone is inevitably going to start selling it. Trump hasn’t just abused the pardon power. He’s created a market around it, and now people are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars just for the https://t.co/XIE…

This statement targets Donald Trump, the head of the opposing party, accusing him of turning presidential pardons into a for-sale commodity.

Link to source ↗

Toward Democrats

No statements about Democrats found in this window.

Where they sit

Coalition

Progressive

Confirmed current member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

Source: progressives.house.gov/caucus-members, cross-checked against Wikipedia

05100510Jared F. GoldenJoaquin CastroCory MillsJohnny OlszewskiVeronica EscobarTerri A. SewellTim BurchettTroy E. NehlsJake AuchinclossJulie FedorchakJulie JohnsonSeth MoultonGlenn IveyKevin HernSam T. LiccardoJahana HayesBrian JackDeborah K. RossThomas P. TiffanyMike LevinLMJohn JamesBradley Scott SchneiderJames E. ClyburnRobert GarciaDonald S. BeyerTed LieuSuzanne BonamiciAmi BeraRitchie TorresMark PocanElijah CraneAndré CarsonAndrea SalinasAngie CraigSean CastenJared MoskowitzByron DonaldsYoung KimKevin KileyPaul A. GosarSarah ElfrethDebbie Wasserman SchultzRalph NormanBen ClineSydney Kamlager-DoveZoe LofgrenBecca BalintSylvia R. GarciaJason CrowAlexandria Ocasio-CortezRick LarsenSteve ScaliseMary E. MillerJim JordanLauren UnderwoodTom EmmerAnna Paulina LunaScott PerryKeith SelfClay FullerMorgan LuttrellRandy FineAshley HinsonRobert C. "Bobby" ScottH. Morgan GriffithLloyd SmuckerDave MinNorma J. TorresCraig A. GoldmanVirginia FoxxLucy McBathAndrew S. ClydeMarlin A. StutzmanEric BurlisonDarin LaHoodClay HigginsAndy BiggsBruce WestermanRobin L. KellyMichael T. McCaulMaxwell FrostEleanor Holmes NortonBrandon GillDerek SchmidtAl GreenCleo FieldsGreg CasarDebbie DingellJulia LetlowBryan SteilMarcy KapturLori TrahanPramila JayapalJames ComerKweisi MfumeDon BaconEd CaseMichael R. TurnerAustin ScottSteve CohenLaura FriedmanJamie RaskinAyanna PressleyShri ThanedarRaul RuizWarmer toward own party →Warmer toward opposition →

Dot color shows party (red = Republican, blue = Democrat, gray = independent) — the same party-score color language used everywhere else on the site. Dashed outline = not enough directed statements yet for one axis (plotted at the midpoint rather than guessed). Position updates automatically as new rhetoric is scored — it isn’t hand-placed.

Legislative activity

Sponsored

123

Cosponsored

1,884

Career totals · Source: Congress.gov · Last pulled 9/7/2026