Dated, sourced statements and votes, and how they have changed.
0Position changes0 reversals1 unclear
None found in the statements reviewed below.
Reviewed 2026-10-19: news search for reported position changes (same depth for both major candidates in the race).
Statements or votes that appear at odds on the same issue but are not a clear contradiction. Shown for transparency; not included in the change count.
Earlier (Vote, Feb 13, 2024): voted Nay Senate roll call 48, 118th Congress
Later (Vote, Apr 23, 2024): voted Yea Senate roll call 154, 118th Congress
Why unclear: Opposite votes on different bill texts: the April package was revised by the House (split into separate bills, with other provisions added).
Two final-type Senate votes on the 2024 national security supplemental. The April vote was on the House-revised package (split into separate bills, with TikTok and other provisions added), so the texts differ; under our method opposite votes on different texts are not counted as a change.
Senate roll calls (senate.gov): no opposite votes on the same text on a final-passage-type vote found; opposite-vote pairs (e.g., H.R. 815, H.R. 7776, S. 870) involved changed bill text and are not counted.
Quotes are as reported by each linked source. Sources checked Oct 19, 2026; weekly refresh Oct 20, 2026.
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