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U.S. Representative · Arizona 1st District
David Schweikert
RepublicanDistrict R+1119th CongressOn the ballot 2026
Typical swing score41#206 of 433 representatives across tracked bills
Contact David Schweikert’s office
Official D.C. office details from the congress-legislators datasetWashington, D.C. office166 Cannon House Office Building Washington DC 20515-0301
Model
Directional: count only breaks toward the other partyWhy do scores change?v3default (selected)v2 model swing-v2
Signals to watch
What in this member’s district, record and ideology could move them, and in which direction. Their score is the same on every bill they haven’t committed to, so these are the things to watch.Could pull them toward Democrats · 2 signals
- MediumOn the ballot Nov 3, 2026 in a competitive district (R+1)Term ends Jan 3, 2027; next general election Nov 3, 2026. AZ-1 has a partisan lean of R+1. Members facing voters in a seat near even or leaning against their party have a reason to show independence.
- WeakCompetitive district: AZ-1 is R+1AZ-1 has a partisan lean of R+1 (25% 2020 / 75% 2024 presidential two-party vote vs. the nation). That is within 5 points of even.
Keeps them with Republicans · 2 signals
- MediumVotes with House RepublicansNo ideology or scorecard measure places this member toward the Democrats: DW-NOMINATE +0.553 (party median +0.530; rank 119 of 219 by distance toward the Democrats); Heritage Action 92 (avg 86); LCV 0 (avg 1).
Term and election
From the congress-legislators datasetOn the ballot 2026
- Current term
- January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027
- Next election
- November 3, 2026
- Years in office
- 15.8 years
Committees
Seats on a bill’s committee of referral add a in swing-v3- Joint Economic CommitteeChairmanMajority · 1st in seniority
- House Committee on Ways and MeansMajority · 5th in seniority
- Subcommittee on Tax
- Subcommittee on OversightChair
Voting ideology
first dimension, from VoteviewR median
D median
Schweikert← More liberal (−1)More conservative (+1) →
Their score of +0.553 is 0.02 to the right of the House Republican median (+0.530).
Advocacy scorecards
Their rating vs. the House Republican average- 119th Congress92House Republican average: 86 (n=217)
Swing score by bill
swing-v3, directional · a bill marks a member as committed to itShowing 1–50 of 858 tracked bills, best swing first
| Bill | Their role | Swing score · | |
|---|---|---|---|
| H.R. 8463Pre-Payment Fraud Prevention and Treasury Data Access ActSummary on Congress.gov | No position yetNow in the Senate | 57
| Middle |
| H.R. 1834 |