- KY-05
- Kentucky’s 5th congressional district. AL means at large, a state’s only district.
- Party
- The party that holds the seat in the 120th Congress.
- Age
- Age on Election Day, November 7, 2028.
- R+32
- The district’s lean on the Cook Partisan Voting Index: 32 points more Republican; D+12 is 12 points more Democratic. R+10 and up is solidly Republican, R+5 to R+9 lean Republican, D+4 to R+4 swing, D+5 to D+9 lean Democratic, D+10 and up solidly Democratic. Every seat’s lean is the Cook Political Report’s 2026 PVI by district.
- $875K cash
- Cash on hand, $875,000, from the member’s latest Federal Election Commission filing. $1.2M is $1.2 million.
- Conservative
- The conservative scorecard average: the mean of up to four published scorecards, each out of 100: Heritage Action (lifetime), Club for Growth (lifetime), Turning Point Action (lifetime) and GOP Platform (2025; agreement with the national Republican Party platform, from the Institute for Legislative Analysis). No score means none was published.
- Progressive
- The progressive scorecard average, mirrored: the mean of up to three published scorecards, each out of 100: the League of Conservation Voters (lifetime), Progressive Punch (lifetime, all votes) and Democracy Defenders Action’s Stop Corruption Now (the 119th Congress, its score out of 10 shown out of 100). Every member, of either party, carries both averages.
- Vacant seat
- Cash on hand, scorecards, the 2026 primary, polls and endorsements are researched for the 323 members re-elected to the House, of the 435 seats with a member for the 120th Congress, in the 2028 field or not; a member new to the House reads Not tracked. A vacant seat has no member, so its research figures read Vacant seat.
- 2026 primary
- Won with 80.9%: the member’s share of the vote. Advanced: a top-two primary, where the top two went on to November. Unopposed: the only name on the ballot, or no primary because no one else filed. Won outright: Louisiana’s open primary on the November 3, 2026 ballot, which the member won with no runoff.
- Leader
- Whether the member’s party leader endorsed them for the 2026 election: Donald Trump for a Republican, Hakeem Jeffries for a Democrat. A check mark with the leader’s name is an endorsement; Not endorsed means the leader declined or backed someone else; None means no endorsement on record; Not tracked marks a member re-elected in another district, whose endorsements were researched for the old one. The filters and the full record keep the full wording.
- Open seat
- Under the age: the member has said they will run for another office in 2028, so the seat is in the field whatever the member’s age.
- Sorted column
- Sorting by a measure with no column of its own adds it after the name: the seat, the first House term, a single scorecard out of 100, IAP Action (the Immigration Accountability Project’s score, a running total rather than a percentage), the share of the main Nielsen TV market’s people who live in the district, or $ a vote (every campaign’s spending in a race divided by every vote cast in it).
