Divided roll calls67At least one yes and one no
Public topics10Deterministic record groupings
Councilors12Current elected members
Coalition basisFinalFinal actions, not procedural votes
Issue landscape

Where Council divides most.

Ranked by share of divided final actions

A divided vote contains at least one yes and one no. A higher rate means Council divided more often on matters in that topic, not that every disagreement was equally consequential.

Selected issue record

Other City business

Official matters that do not yet fit one of the public policy groupings above.

30%of final actions were divided6 of 20 roll calls
14 no recorded dissent 6 divided1 decided within two votes
Councilor by councilor

The voting record on other.

Tap any councilor for their full record

A yes rate is not a “pro-topic” score: each roll call asks a different question. These cards report how each member voted on the proposals grouped here.

Implicit voting coalitions

Who lands on the same side.

Divided other votes only

These are observed voting alignments, not claims of an organized or explicit coalition. The calculation adjusts for each member’s underlying tendency to vote yes.

Most aligned pairs

Most often on opposite sides

The underlying decisions

Recent divided matters.

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  1. 75yes–no
  2. 91yes–no
  3. 83yes–no
  4. 93yes–no
  5. 82yes–no