Record

GREEN, MARK DR.

H · TN-07 · REP

Qualified on the 118th–119th Congress record

No Tier 1 vote and under 20 compromise points on the 118th–119th Congress record. This is a screen, not proof of fitness.

  • In the 118th Congress this member cosponsored H.R. 7, which restricts abortion/funding or supports pregnancy centers/Dobbs (title/CRS).
  • In the 118th Congress this member cosponsored H.R. 26, which restricts abortion/funding or supports pregnancy centers/Dobbs (title/CRS).
  • In the 118th Congress this member cosponsored H.R. 384, which restricts abortion/funding or supports pregnancy centers/Dobbs (title/CRS).
  • In the 118th Congress this member cosponsored H.R. 1297, which restricts abortion/funding or supports pregnancy centers/Dobbs (title/CRS).
  • In the 118th Congress this member cosponsored H.R. 5319, which restricts abortion/funding or supports pregnancy centers/Dobbs (title/CRS).
  • In the 118th Congress this member cosponsored H.R. 5806, which restricts abortion/funding or supports pregnancy centers/Dobbs (title/CRS).
  • In the 118th Congress this member cosponsored H.R. 6176, which restricts abortion/funding or supports pregnancy centers/Dobbs (title/CRS).

This note is shown for completeness. It is not scored. A sponsorship in the 117th Congress or earlier stays a note. Prior-Congress resolutions are notes and do not cap. Operative class-A bills in the current and prior Congress can cap the label. The label window is the current and prior Congress, about four years.

Past floor votes

Past floor votes on life and on children count at a disclosed prudential weight. A vote in the prior Congress counts at 0.5. A vote two Congresses back counts at 0.25. Nothing older is scored. The weight counts toward the lane minimum: the votes add their weights, not one full vote each. An absence, or a present, on a bill that defends life or children still counts, at that same reduced weight. An absence on a bill that expands abortion does not. Scripture gives no half-life for sin. Recent conduct is better evidence of how a member uses the office now. The numbers 0.5 and 0.25, and the two-Congress limit, are chosen numbers, open to revision. Decay changes the score only. Whether a cap applies does not decay.

  • Nay on H.R. 3755 (117th Congress, house roll 295). disclosed prudential weight 0.25 (two Congresses back). Abortion-expansion yea. It caps the label at Compromises on record and does not disqualify. Official roll.
  • Nay on H.R. 8296 (117th Congress, house roll 360). disclosed prudential weight 0.25 (two Congresses back). Abortion-expansion yea. It caps the label at Compromises on record and does not disqualify. Official roll.
  • Nay on H.R. 8297 (117th Congress, house roll 362). disclosed prudential weight 0.25 (two Congresses back). Cap only. Tier 1 eligible, pending human text review and Adam sign-off. Not applied as Tier 1. A yea caps the label and does not disqualify. Tier 1 eligible, pending human text review and Adam sign-off. Official roll.
  • Nay on H.R. 8404 (117th Congress, house roll 513). disclosed prudential weight 0.25 (two Congresses back). Tier 2 under family harm, not children. Signed by Adam Malin on 2026-10-22. A yea counts. Some Christians backed the religious-liberty amendment, and the practical effect largely codified Obergefell. Neither changes what the law declares marriage to be. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 6918 (118th Congress, house roll 17). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Protective life vote. Past version of a capped bill, so the weight stays 0.5. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 6914 (118th Congress, house roll 19). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Protective life vote. Past version of a capped bill, so the weight stays 0.5. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 26 (118th Congress, house roll 29). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Protective life vote. A nay is scored. It does not disqualify, and it is not the abortion-expansion cap. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 5 (118th Congress, house roll 161). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Family, prudential. Shown at the 0.5 factor. A nay adds no compromise points and does not cost Qualified. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 734 (118th Congress, house roll 192). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Protective children vote. Past version of a capped bill, so the weight stays 0.5. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 8070 (118th Congress, house roll 263). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Bars the Department of Defense from paying or reimbursing abortion-related travel and expenses. Protective life vote. Tier 2 amendment weight. 118th Congress decay 0.5. Signed by Adam Malin on 2026-10-22. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 8070 (118th Congress, house roll 275). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Bars DoD gender-transition procedures for a minor dependent. Protective children vote. Tier 2 amendment weight. 118th Congress decay 0.5. Signed by Adam Malin on 2026-10-22. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 2670 (118th Congress, house roll 300). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Bars the Department of Defense from paying or reimbursing abortion-related travel and expenses. Protective life vote. Tier 2 amendment weight. 118th Congress decay 0.5. Signed by Adam Malin on 2026-10-22. Official roll.
  • Yea on H.R. 2670 (118th Congress, house roll 302). disclosed prudential weight 0.5 (prior Congress). Bars DoD gender-transition procedures for a minor dependent. Protective children vote. Tier 2 amendment weight. 118th Congress decay 0.5. Signed by Adam Malin on 2026-10-22. Official roll.

A yea on H.R. 1 tagged defends life is not shown as a life credit. H.R. 1 is a must-pass budget bill, and that yea builds no score.

Tier 2 scale: 15.00

Rankings updated October 26, 2026, 11:44 AM ET · Votes through September 30, 2026
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Record label

Qualified on the 118th–119th Congress record

Tier 2 scale

15.00

Tier 2 gross

90

Credits

4

Votes loaded

212

4 credit events are listed below, combined weight 57. They are not subtracted from the Tier 2 scale.

Scored events

Scored events: 8

Tier 2 penalties

These penalty weights sum to 90, the Tier 2 gross. Credits are not subtracted from that total.

Debt and spending (prudential)

Tier 2 · penalty +25

Vote: Yea. Roll 50. Question: On Agreeing to the Resolution, as Amended.

Supported debt-expanding or inflationary spending legislation.

Derived from house roll 50 on hconres-14-119 with tag debt_spending (final_passage 1.0x).

Debt and spending (prudential)

Tier 2 · penalty +25

Vote: Yea. Roll 70. Question: On Passage.

Supported debt-expanding or inflationary spending legislation.

Derived from house roll 70 on hr-1968-119 with tag debt_spending (final_passage 1.0x).

War funding and foreign bloodguilt risk

Tier 2 · penalty +25

Vote: Yea. Roll 182. Question: On Passage.

Supported legislation tagged for war funding or foreign entanglement.

Derived from house roll 182 on hr-3944-119 with tag war_funding (final_passage 1.0x).

Exposure and prosecution of child abuse

Tier 2 · penalty +15

Vote: Not voting. Roll 119. Question: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass.

Absent on a recorded vote to expose abuse or strengthen accountability. Silence in the face of injustice is complicity (Isaiah 1:17, James 4:17).

Absent on house roll 119 on hr-1503-119 with tag abuse_accountability (final_passage). James 4:17.

Positive fitness credits

Each line is a positive-fitness credit. A credit is not a Tier 2 penalty, and it is not subtracted from the Tier 2 gross.

Defends innocent life

Tier 3 · credit +15

Vote: Yea. Roll 27. Question: On Passage.

Voted in favor of legislation that defends innocent life.

Derived from yea vote on house roll 27 on hr-21-119 with tag defends_life (final_passage 1.0x).

Defends children

Tier 3 · credit +15

Vote: Yea. Roll 12. Question: On Passage.

Voted in favor of legislation protecting children from gender ideology or sexual corruption.

Derived from yea vote on house roll 12 on hr-28-119 with tag defends_children (final_passage 1.0x).

Defends children

Tier 3 · credit +15

Vote: Yea. Roll 104. Question: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass.

Voted in favor of legislation protecting children from gender ideology or sexual corruption.

Derived from yea vote on house roll 104 on s-146-119 with tag defends_children (final_passage 1.0x).

Exposure and prosecution of child abuse

Tier 3 · credit +12

Vote: Yea. Roll 17. Question: On Passage.

Voted in favor of legislation exposing abusers, forcing transparency, or strengthening accountability for child exploitation.

Derived from yea vote on house roll 17 on hr-30-119 with tag abuse_accountability (final_passage 1.0x).

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