Ohio Senator Maintains Perfect Voting Record in 2025

Bernie Moreno was one of just two U.S. senators to never miss a vote during the demanding legislative session.

Published on Mar. 11, 2026

Ohio Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno achieved a rare milestone during his freshman year in Washington, never missing a single opportunity to cast a ballot during an unusually demanding legislative session. A comprehensive review of congressional attendance revealed that Moreno was one of just two U.S. senators to maintain a flawless voting record in 2025, a feat made difficult by the sheer volume of 659 roll call votes that year.

Why it matters

Maintaining a perfect voting record in the U.S. Senate is an impressive accomplishment, as it requires lawmakers to successfully navigate travel schedules, overlapping committee hearings, and the unpredictable timing of floor votes without a single absence. This achievement could serve as an early highlight for Moreno's freshman term and demonstrate his commitment to his constituents.

The details

According to an analysis of Senate voting data compiled by Roll Call's Lillianna Byington, the chamber held 659 roll call votes in 2025, the second-highest number in Senate history. Only two lawmakers were present for all 659 roll call votes: GOP Sens. Susan Collins of Maine and Moreno of Ohio.

  • The 2025 legislative session featured the second-highest number of roll call votes in Senate history.

The players

Bernie Moreno

Ohio Republican senator who maintained a perfect voting record in 2025.

Susan Collins

GOP senator from Maine who also maintained a perfect voting record in 2025 and holds the longest uninterrupted voting streak in Senate history.

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What they’re saying

“Maintaining this difficult pace requires lawmakers to successfully navigate travel schedules, overlapping committee hearings, and the unpredictable timing of floor votes without a single absence.”

— Lillianna Byington, Roll Call reporter (Roll Call)

The takeaway

Sen. Moreno's perfect voting record in 2025 demonstrates his dedication to his constituents and his ability to navigate the demanding legislative schedule of the U.S. Senate, an accomplishment that could set the tone for the rest of his freshman term.