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Nikema Williams

U.S. Representative · Georgia, District 5

Democrat
Since 2021
Tenure: 2–3 terms

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Contact info

Capitol office
1406 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515-1005
202-225-3801
District offices
Atlanta

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Capitol office: 1406 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515-1005 · 202-225-3801
100 Peachtree Street Northwest, Suite 1920, Atlanta, GA, 30303 · 404-659-0116

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U.S. House roll-call votes
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Sponsored and enacted bills
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Terms, committees, offices
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Voting Record

67.2/ 100

Ranked 21 of 215 in the House minority

How this score is calculated:

Roll calls cast
421 of 445 while seated (94.6%)
13th percentile in cohort · 30 % weight
Substantive bills sponsored
42 of 42 sponsored · 46.6 points
90th percentile in cohort · 70 % weight
Bills enacted
0 sponsored · 2 cosponsored
1 passed a chamber · 1 reported · 40 introduced

Promise Adherence

0 of 5 promises scored

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Reviewed promises
0 scored of 5 needed
0 promises from 0 sources this term
Days in office this term
669 days (180 needed)
Promise capture coverage
0 of 3 source kinds settled

Impact History (coming soon)

0 of 10 matched votes

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Matched votes
0 of 10 needed
District opinion cells
0 snapshots frozen
Needs ≥ 25 verified respondents and a lean ≥ 0.15

Approval Rating

0 of 1 public poll on record

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0 of 1 needed
Polls on file for this officeholder
None recorded yet
Most recent fieldwork
No poll on record

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Date	Action	Policy	Status
2025-08-15	Sponsored	HR 4582 — To amend the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 and title 5, United States Code, to clarify that organ donation surgery qualifies as a serious health condition.	Proposed
2025-08-15	Sponsored	HR 2287 — Protecting Families from Inflation Act	Proposed
2025-08-15	Sponsored	HJRES 113 — Original Slavery Remembrance Day Resolution	Proposed
2025-08-12	Sponsored	HR 3449 — Stronger Communities through Better Transit Act	Proposed
2025-08-12	Sponsored	HR 4872 — Ending Homelessness Act of 2025	Proposed
2025-08-08	Sponsored	HR 3045 — West Bank Violence Prevention Act of 2025	Proposed
2025-08-08	Sponsored	HR 4734 — Hands Off Our Social Security Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4916 — Youth Voting Rights Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4881 — SWIFT VOTE Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4911 — POLL Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4888 — Reproductive Rights are Human Rights Act of 2025	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4915 — Election Mail Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4894 — Deceptive Practices and Voter Intimidation Prevention Act of 2025	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4917 — Expanding the VOTE Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4910 — Sustaining Our Democracy Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4914 — Unhoused Voter Opportunity Through Elections Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4876 — Reproductive Freedom for Veterans Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4912 — Help America Run Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4913 — CHALLENGES Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4908 — Time Off to Vote Act	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 4909 — Voters on the Move Registration Act of 2025	Proposed
2025-08-05	Sponsored	HR 3190 — BRAVE Burma Act	Active
2025-08-01	Sponsored	HRES 569 — Affirming that diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility are fundamental values of the United States and emphasizing the ongoing need to address discrimination and inequality in the workplace, elementary, secondary, and higher education systems, government programs, the military, and our society.	Proposed
2025-07-29	Sponsored	HR 4796 — Restoring Essential Healthcare Act	Proposed
2025-07-29	Sponsored	HR 4827 — Medical Debt Relief Act of 2025	Proposed

Campaign finance

Context, not part of any score. Committee totals reported to the Federal Election Commission; employer totals only, no individual contributors. FEC contributor data may not be used for solicitation or commercial purposes.

2026 cycle (reports through 2026-09-30)

Receipts: $745,109
Disbursements: $665,646
Cash on hand: $92,706
From individuals: $238,164
From PACs and other committees: $488,755

Top employers of itemized contributors

NOT EMPLOYED: $28,317
SELF-EMPLOYED: $17,872
KALSHI: $7,000
HALPERN ENTERPRISES: $5,000
CORNERSTONE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS: $4,250
THE BOONE FAMILY FOUNDATION: $3,500
PERENNIAL PROPERTIES: $3,500
JW COLLECTION: $3,500
THE HOME DEPOT: $3,500
VOTE MAMA: $2,500

Fetched from the FEC 2026-10-18.

Earlier cycles (1)

2024 cycle (reports through 2024-12-31)

Receipts: $1,003,638
Disbursements: $994,463
Cash on hand: $13,242
From individuals: $361,641
From PACs and other committees: $592,323

Top employers of itemized contributors

NOT EMPLOYED: $42,515
RETIRED: $38,735
SELF-EMPLOYED: $21,885
SELF: $12,135
RADCO: $6,600
GOLDMAN SACHS: $6,600
PERENNIAL PROPERTIES: $6,600
CORNERSTONE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS: $6,500
NULL: $6,300
BENCHMARK MANAGEMENT: $5,550

Fetched from the FEC 2026-10-18.

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