Keith Self

Overview

Keith Self represents Texas in the U.S. House as a Republican with a consistently conservative voting record. His ideology score of 0.829 places him well to the right of the average House Republican (0.520), suggesting he frequently takes more conservative positions than many of his party colleagues. Based on his limited voting record of 17 votes, Self has shown particular engagement with healthcare legislation, voting in favor of measures 73% of the time in that category. His budget votes show complete alignment with his positions (100% yea), while his defense-related votes show opposition to the measures that came before him. Self's voting pattern on procedural matters, such as ordering the previous question and motions to recommit, follows typical party-line positions. His opposition to certain suspension bills suggests he may prioritize strict adherence to conservative principles even when measures have broader support.

Key Positions

• •Strongly conservative voting record, more so than average House Republican
• •Active engagement on healthcare-related legislation
• •Consistent support for budget measures brought forward
• •Opposition to certain defense-related measures
• •Alignment with party on procedural votes