Ciscomani Ranked Arizona's Most Bipartisan Congressman for Second Straight Year

Congressman Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ-06) has been ranked as Arizona's most bipartisan member of Congress for the second consecutive year, according to a recent report from Bridge Grades. This evaluation is based on data through June 30, 2026, and places Ciscomani among the top 20 most bipartisan members of the entire House.

With a score of 97.5, more than double the House average of 44.9, Ciscomani's bipartisan ranking is a testament to his commitment to working with lawmakers from both parties. The Bridge Grades report uses third-party data to evaluate congressional collaboration and assigns scores based on legislative records, bipartisan bill sponsorship and co-sponsorship, public statements, rhetoric, and other measures.

Ciscomani has focused on issues such as national security, veterans' services, border security, Arizona's water resources, and federal investments in local communities. His record of legislative activity during the 119th Congress includes introducing 32 bills, with 10 passing the House of Representatives, and bringing tens of millions of dollars in federal investment back into Arizona.