Mark Warner represents Virginia in the U.S. Senate since January 2009. He chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee and has been a senior voice on technology policy, intelligence oversight, and bipartisan infrastructure negotiation. He was instrumental in the bipartisan group that negotiated the IIJA.
Mark Warner (D-VA) has kept 8 of 14 graded promises—57% of his tenure pledges. He broke his promise to raise the federal minimum wage to $15, a Labor commitment made to voters. Five other promises remain partially fulfilled. We don't yet have detailed donor data or vote-by-vote alignment showing how his top funders influenced specific bills, so we cannot report the full money-to-votes picture for his tenure.
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Warner kept 57% of 14 promises tracked for the 2021–2027 term. Each verdict is term-scoped, primary-sourced, and reviewed by three sequential reviewers (neutral · conservative · progressive).
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Mark Robert Warner's top donor industry: Finance ($57K, cycle 2024). Source: campaignreceipts.com/r/mark-warner
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Voted YES on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA, November 2021).
Voted YES on the Inflation Reduction Act (August 2022), $369B in climate spending.
Voted YES on IRA Medicare drug-pricing negotiation provisions.
Voted YES on cloture; failed 49-51 due to Republican filibuster + Manchin/Sinema opposition to rule change. Per /methodology, blocked-by-Congress when politician took maximally available action routes to PARTIAL.
Voted YES on Women's Health Protection Act cloture; failed 49-51 (Manchin NO).
Voted YES on Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (June 2022). Assault-weapons ban did not pass.
Voted YES on Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson + the majority of lower-court Biden nominees.
Voted YES on every major Ukraine aid package 2022-2024.
Cloture failed Republican filibuster. Respect for Marriage Act passed (signed December 2022).
Supported Biden's broad cancellation (SCOTUS-struck-down). Approximately $138B in narrower cancellations approved.
The Raise the Wage Act of 2021 (included in early ARP drafts) was stripped on Byrd-rule objection. No standalone vote reached the floor.
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Mark Robert Warner's biggest donor industries are Individual / Retired ($248,077), Finance ($57,100), and Defense ($40,000). Every dollar is tied to an FEC filing.
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