Weekly report card
Rhode Island · week of Sep 21, 2026
Where Congress is in its 2026 schedule
Schedules as each chamber published them: Senate.
This weekSep 21–27
September so farSep 1–27 · 6 days with votes
Every Senate vote this week
One circle per roll call, in order. Tap one for the vote.
Days the Senate met
Filled: met and voted. Ring: met with no recorded votes, such as a short pro forma session. From the Congressional Record.
Final votes on bills
On the Senate floor
Bills Reed introduced
Bills Reed cosponsored
Committees · 4 meetings this week
- Seapower · Ex Officio
- Airland · Ex Officio
- Readiness and Management Support · Ex Officio
- Strategic Forces · Ex Officio
- Personnel · Ex Officio
- Emerging Threats and Capabilities · Ex Officio
- Cybersecurity · Ex Officio1
- Department of Defense
- Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies
- Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies
- Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies
- Financial Services and General Government · Ranking Member
- Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies
- Securities, Insurance, and Investment
- Financial Institutions and Consumer Protection
- Economic Policy
- Closed Hearing: To receive a closed briefing on an update on the United States Central Command area of operations. · Wed
- Closed Hearing: To receive a closed briefing on cyber operations and readiness for the second and third quarters of Fiscal Year 2026... · Wed
- Closed Hearing: To receive a closed briefing on certain intelligence matters. · Wed
- Closed Hearing: To receive a closed briefing on an update on the budget of the Department of Defense. · Thu
The number is meetings each committee held this week. Neither chamber records who attends, so this shows the committees' meetings, not the member's attendance.
Worked with most this Congress
Number of bills where one sponsored and the other cosponsored, since Jan 3, 2025. A count, not a rating.
This Congress: 45 bills introduced, 339 cosponsored, 142 floor speeches. Full record
D
WhitehouseSheldon Whitehouse
Senator for Rhode Island · Democrat
This weekSep 21–27
September so farSep 1–27 · 6 days with votes
Every Senate vote this week
One circle per roll call, in order. Tap one for the vote.
Days the Senate met
Filled: met and voted. Ring: met with no recorded votes, such as a short pro forma session. From the Congressional Record.
Final votes on bills
On the Senate floor
Bills Whitehouse introduced
Bills Whitehouse cosponsored
Committees · 4 meetings this week
- Transportation and Infrastructure · Ex Officio
- Chemical Safety, Waste Management, Environmental Justice, and Regulatory Oversight · Ex Officio
- Clean Air, Climate, and Nuclear Innovation and Safety · Ex Officio
- Fisheries, Water, and Wildlife · Ex Officio
- Health Care
- Taxation and IRS Oversight
- International Trade, Customs, and Global Competitiveness
- Border Security and Immigration
- the Constitution
- Federal Courts, Oversight, Agency Action, and Federal Rights · Ranking Member
- Intellectual Property
- Open Hearing: Hearings to examine updating America's nuclear waste management policy. · Wed
- Open Hearing: Hearings to examine standing up for women in sports, focusing on ensuring opportunity, fairness and safety for... · Wed
- Open Business Meeting: Business meeting to consider the nominations of Gerard Klomp, of Utah, to be Deputy Secretary, and Ge Bai, of... · Thu
- Open Business Meeting: Business meeting to consider the nominations of Anna St. John, of Louisiana, to be United States Circuit Judge for... · Thu
The number is meetings each committee held this week. Neither chamber records who attends, so this shows the committees' meetings, not the member's attendance.
Worked with most this Congress
Number of bills where one sponsored and the other cosponsored, since Jan 3, 2025. A count, not a rating.
This Congress: 103 bills introduced, 454 cosponsored, 100 floor speeches. Full record
Counts and official vote codes from House and Senate records, with no scores. Not Voting is the chamber's own code; it doesn't say why. Shows the members serving today.