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119th Congress

Jim Banks

Senator, Indiana

Party
  • Republican
Born
July 16, 1979 (age 47)
In Congress
Senate since 2025, House 2017 to 2025
Term Ends
January 3, 2031
Votes With Party
100%
Missed Votes
1%
Office Phone
202-224-4814

Committees

  • Armed Services
  • Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
  • Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
  • Veterans' Affairs

Who Is Jim Banks?

Jim Banks is a Republican senator from Indiana in the 119th Congress. In Congress: Senate since 2025, House 2017 to 2025. Born July 16, 1979, Banks is 47. On the 96 bills their chamber decided by roll call, Banks voted on 95 and missed 1. Banks voted with the majority of their party 100% of the time. Banks sponsored 107 bills and resolutions this Congress.

How Jim Banks Voted

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Floor Speeches

Banks spoke on the floor 35 times on 21 session days in the 119th Congress.

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Questions About Jim Banks

Is Jim Banks still in Congress?

Yes. Jim Banks is serving as senator from Indiana in the 119th Congress.

What party is Jim Banks?

Jim Banks is a Republican.

When is Jim Banks up for reelection?

Banks's current term ends January 3, 2031, so the seat is on the ballot in November 2030.

How old is Jim Banks?

Jim Banks was born July 16, 1979 and is 47.

How often does Jim Banks vote with their party?

On the roll calls that decided bills this Congress, Banks voted with the majority of their party 100% of the time.

What committees is Jim Banks on?

Senate Committee on Armed Services; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions; Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs.