Congressman Ciscomani Named Arizona’s Most Bipartisan Member of Congress

Tucson, AZ - Congressman Juan Ciscomani has again been recognized as one of Congress's most bipartisan and effective lawmakers, earning the highest Bridge Score among Arizona's congressional delegation in the latest Bridge Grades report evaluating the 119th Congress.

​For the second time in a row, Congressman Ciscomani received an "A" grade and a Bridge Score of 97.5 out of 100, placing him among the top-rated members of the U.S. House of Representatives.​

Bridge Grades, a nonpartisan project of the Mediators Foundation, evaluates members of Congress using objective, third-party data to assess whether lawmakers govern collaboratively or divisively. The organization emphasizes bipartisan legislative action, recognizing those who work across party lines to advance meaningful legislation and deliver results.

"Getting results for Arizona families means working with anyone willing to find solutions, regardless of party," said Ciscomani. "I was sent to Congress to deliver common-sense, lasting results for Arizonans, and I will keep fighting to deliver real, tangible outcomes for our local communities. This recognition again reflects the hard work of my team and our commitment to ensuring Southern Arizona has a seat at the table in Washington."

​This marks the second consecutive time Congressman Ciscomani has been named among the most bipartisan members of Congress, highlighting his ongoing commitment to collaboration during his two terms in office. As a member of the House Appropriations and Veterans' Affairs Committees, Ciscomani has worked to strengthen national security, support veterans, protect Arizona's water resources, and deliver meaningful federal investments to communities across the district.

​This recognition comes on the heels of additional national rankings for Congressman Ciscomani's legislative effectiveness. The Center for Effective Lawmaking (CEL) ranks every member of Congress on 15 metrics, including legislative substance, progress through the legislative process, and overall impact. During the 119th Congress, Congressman Ciscomani introduced 32 substantive bills, with 10 passing the House of Representatives.

See Rep. Ciscomani's full report card here.

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