Voting Alignment – Senate

This tool compares two Senators' votes on the Australian Parliament's own formal divisions (recorded votes), sourced directly from aph.gov.au. Every division both people voted on counts once, equally — no judgment calls about which votes matter more or what they mean, just a literal count of how often they voted the same way.

"Substantive" excludes procedural/administrative motions (adjournments, readings, routine scheduling) using a title-text heuristic — see the topic breakdown and recent-votes lists below the headline number for the underlying divisions.

House of Representatives and Senate members can't be compared to each other: each chamber votes on entirely separate motions, so there is no shared vote to measure.

Includes every former Senator with a recorded vote since this data begins, not just those currently sitting — look for the "former" tag in the picker.

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