Nathaniel Moran
RepublicanU.S. Representative
Score/status
B- / 72
Updated 2026-03-15
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Nathaniel Moran serves as the U.S. Representative for Texas's 1st Congressional District. This RepWatchr starter profile is source-seeded from current congressional roster data, official public links, and public congressional photo sources.
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Nathaniel Moran accountability dossier
Nathaniel Moran serves as U.S. Representative for U.S. House of Representatives. The current published score is B- / 72. 221 public vote rows are loaded. A 2024 funding snapshot is attached. 5 source-backed red-flag review items appear lower on the page. The dossier currently has 25 public source links.
What is confirmed
- Nathaniel Moran is listed as U.S. Representative for U.S. House of Representatives.
- 25 public source links are attached across this dossier.
- Issue scorecard loaded: B- / 72.
- 221 public vote rows are loaded.
- Campaign funding snapshot loaded for cycle 2024.
- 5 source-backed red-flag review items loaded.
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Score / methodology
B- / 72
5 issue categories and 11 scored vote items are attached to the published scorecard.
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Reviewed left/right vote-axis chart
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Open mapped vote-axis evidence (5)
Private Property Rights Protection Act of 2025
right +10Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Rural Landowner Protection Act
right +8Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Tax Cuts Extension and Simplification Act
right +10Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2026
left -9Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Secure the Border Act of 2025
right +9Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Constitutional alignment meter
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1 of 221 loaded votes are currently scored by reviewed constitutional rules. The unreviewed votes stay visible below, but they do not move this meter until a human policy rule is added. Current scored sample: 0%.
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Individual liberty
0%
Civil liberties, search and seizure limits, speech, religious liberty, and the right to keep and bear arms.
Limited government
Pending
Votes that restrain federal power, reject overreach, or preserve separation of powers.
Fiscal restraint
Pending
Votes that respect budget limits, debt discipline, taxation restraint, and responsible spending.
Federalism
Pending
Votes that protect state authority, local control, and limits on national administrative power.
Due process
Pending
Votes involving transparency, fair process, warrants, hearings, and accountable government procedure.
Open constitutional vote evidence (24)
To amend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to extend the authorities of title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, and for other purposes
Voted Yea. Extending Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act authorities is scored as requiring stronger Fourth Amendment and civil-liberty safeguards unless the vote text clearly limits surveillance power.
Condemning actors seeking to defraud the U.S. Government, and expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that government-wide fraud and improper payment prevention reforms will meaningfully improve the financial prosperity of the U.S., and that Federal program eligibility should be verified before payment
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Stopping Fraudulent Payments Act
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Stopping Fraudulent Payments Act
Voted Nay. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Fraud Prevention and Accountability Act
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
No Aid for Ghost Students Act
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Faster Labor Contracts Act
Voted Nay. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5408) to accelerate workplace time-to-contract under the National Labor Relations Act
Voted Nay. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Secure America Act
Voted Aye. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Secure America Act
Voted Nay. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Issue Scorecard
Voting Record
Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2026
December 18, 2025
Voted for a massive spending bill that increases the federal deficit, contradicting promises of fiscal restraint.
Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2026
December 18, 2025
Voted for omnibus spending despite campaign promises to reduce federal spending, breaking a core commitment to constituents.
EPA Regulatory Overreach Prevention Act
October 5, 2025
Was absent for a key vote to limit EPA authority over Texas waters, a missed opportunity to protect East Texas interests.
FOIA Modernization Act of 2025
September 25, 2025
Voted against expanding public access to federal records, undermining government transparency.
Federal Water Infrastructure Modernization Act
August 12, 2025
Supported federal investment in aging rural water systems, including grants for East Texas water districts.
Tax Cuts Extension and Simplification Act
July 20, 2025
Voted to extend individual tax cuts and increase the standard deduction, benefiting East Texas families and small businesses.
Water Resources Development Act of 2025
June 15, 2025
Voted to authorize critical Sabine River Basin and Lake Palestine infrastructure projects benefiting East Texas water supply.
Rural Landowner Protection Act
May 8, 2025
Supported legislation protecting rural landowners from federal overreach on land use and environmental regulations.
Private Property Rights Protection Act of 2025
March 22, 2025
Voted to strengthen federal protections against eminent domain abuse, protecting East Texas landowners from property seizure for private development.
Congressional Transparency and Accountability Act
February 14, 2025
Supported requiring more detailed disclosure of Congressional spending and lobbying contacts.
Secure the Border Act of 2025
January 28, 2025
Followed through on campaign promise to support border security legislation.
Vote table
Scored votes and score impact
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| Bill / source | Category | Vote | Score impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Omnibus Appropriations Act of 20262025-12-18 | taxes | yea | Not aligned | weight 9 |
| Omnibus Appropriations Act of 20262025-12-18 | voting-record | yea | Not aligned | weight 10 |
| EPA Regulatory Overreach Prevention Act2025-10-05 | water-rights | absent | Not aligned | weight 7 |
| FOIA Modernization Act of 20252025-09-25 | government-transparency | nay | Not aligned | weight 7 |
| Federal Water Infrastructure Modernization Act2025-08-12 | water-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
| Tax Cuts Extension and Simplification Act2025-07-20 | taxes | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Water Resources Development Act of 20252025-06-15 | water-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Rural Landowner Protection Act2025-05-08 | land-and-property-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
| Private Property Rights Protection Act of 20252025-03-22 | land-and-property-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Congressional Transparency and Accountability Act2025-02-14 | government-transparency | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
Public vote record snapshot
Current public roll-call snapshot
Source-backed roll-call votes counted from official public records through 2026-06-21. The newest rows are shown below; these votes are not automatically scored left or right until issue mapping is reviewed.
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house roll 222 | 2026-06-11
Condemning actors seeking to defraud the U.S. Government, and expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that government-wide fraud and improper payment prevention reforms will meaningfully improve the financial prosperity of the U.S., and that Federal program eligibility should be verified before payment
On Agreeing to the Resolution | Passed
house roll 221 | 2026-06-11
To amend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to extend the authorities of title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, and for other purposes
On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass | Failed
house roll 220 | 2026-06-10
Stopping Fraudulent Payments Act
On Passage | Passed
house roll 219 | 2026-06-10
Stopping Fraudulent Payments Act
On Motion to Recommit | Failed
house roll 218 | 2026-06-10
Fraud Prevention and Accountability Act
On Passage | Passed
house roll 217 | 2026-06-10
No Aid for Ghost Students Act
On Passage | Passed
house roll 216 | 2026-06-09
Faster Labor Contracts Act
On Passage | Passed
house roll 215 | 2026-06-09
Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5408) to accelerate workplace time-to-contract under the National Labor Relations Act
On Agreeing to the Resolution | Passed
Daily vote overlay
Latest loaded roll calls
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house #221 | 2026-06-11
H R 9238
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house #222 | 2026-06-11
H RES 1335
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house #219 | 2026-06-10
H R 8464
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house #218 | 2026-06-10
H R 8312
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house #217 | 2026-06-10
H R 7892
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house #220 | 2026-06-10
H R 8464
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house #212 | 2026-06-09
H RES 1140
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house #210 | 2026-06-09
H RES 1345
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Campaign finance / money trail
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Records
10
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Amount
$1,842,500
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Cycles
2024
filing period
Sources
4
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Contribution Records
| Counterparty | Amount | Date | Cycle | Type | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| East Texas Energy PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $15,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| National Republican Congressional CommitteeDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $12,500 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Texas Farm Bureau AGFUNDDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $10,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| James R. HendersonDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Occupation label: Attorney. Employer label: Henderson Law Firm. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $6,600 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Brookshire Grocery Company PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $5,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Robert L. ParkerDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Occupation label: Oil and Gas Executive. Employer label: Parker Petroleum. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $6,600 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Texas Association of Realtors PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $5,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
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office | Jan 3, 2027
Term end
Nathaniel Moran term end listed in the profile source file.
votes | Jun 21, 2026
Vote snapshot updated
221 public vote rows loaded.
score | Mar 15, 2026
Scorecard updated
B- / 72 scorecard snapshot updated.
funding | Jan 15, 2026
Funding snapshot updated
Campaign finance snapshot for cycle 2024.
red flag | Mar 15, 2025
Voted against FEMA funding after East Texas flooding
Voted against emergency supplemental appropriations that included FEMA disaster relief funding following significant flooding events in East Texas counties within TX-1.
public record | Mar 15, 2025
Voted against FEMA funding after East Texas flooding
Voted against emergency supplemental appropriations that included FEMA disaster relief funding following significant flooding events in East Texas counties within TX-1. Why it matters: East Texas residents affected by flooding were counting on federal disaster relief. Voting against this funding directly harmed constituents in the district.
red flag | Jan 20, 2025
Top donor is out-of-state PAC with oil interests
Largest campaign contributor is a Houston-based PAC representing oil pipeline companies seeking eminent domain authority in East Texas counties.
funding | Jan 20, 2025
Top donor is out-of-state PAC with oil interests
Largest campaign contributor is a Houston-based PAC representing oil pipeline companies seeking eminent domain authority in East Texas counties. Why it matters: There is a potential conflict of interest when an official's top donor directly benefits from land use decisions affecting their constituents' property rights.
office | Jan 3, 2025
Term start
Nathaniel Moran term start listed in the profile source file.
red flag | Dec 1, 2024
Voting record closely aligned with House leadership over district interests
As a freshman congressman, Rep. Moran voted with House Republican leadership over 95% of the time during his first term. On multiple occasions, this included votes on national party priorities that had limited relevance or potential negative impact on the rural East Texas district he represents.
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Voted against FEMA funding after East Texas flooding
Voted against emergency supplemental appropriations that included FEMA disaster relief funding following significant flooding events in East Texas counties within TX-1. Why it matters: East Texas residents affected by flooding were counting on federal disaster relief. Voting against this funding directly harmed constituents in the district.
Public record/source link | 3/15/2025
Top donor is out-of-state PAC with oil interests
Largest campaign contributor is a Houston-based PAC representing oil pipeline companies seeking eminent domain authority in East Texas counties. Why it matters: There is a potential conflict of interest when an official's top donor directly benefits from land use decisions affecting their constituents' property rights.
Public record/source link | 1/20/2025
Voting record closely aligned with House leadership over district interests
As a freshman congressman, Rep. Moran voted with House Republican leadership over 95% of the time during his first term. On multiple occasions, this included votes on national party priorities that had limited relevance or potential negative impact on the rural East Texas district he represents. Why it matters: A congressman's job is to represent the district, not rubber-stamp party leadership. When nearly every vote aligns with leadership, East Texas voters should ask whether their specific needs are being weighed or simply overridden by national party strategy.
Public record/source link | 12/1/2024
Significant out-of-district campaign funding
FEC records show a substantial portion of Rep. Moran's campaign contributions came from outside the TX-1 district, including from PACs and individual donors in Houston, Dallas, and Washington, D.C. This mirrors a broader trend of nationally funded congressional campaigns that can dilute local accountability. Why it matters: When a representative's campaign war chest is primarily filled by donors who do not live in East Texas, constituents should consider whether the official is more beholden to those external funders than to the voters who actually elected them.
Public record/source link | 10/15/2024
Missed votes on key agricultural and rural issues
Rep. Moran was absent for several House votes related to agricultural subsidies and rural broadband expansion during the 118th Congress, including votes that directly impacted East Texas farmers and rural communities in the district. Why it matters: Agriculture and rural connectivity are top priorities for TX-1 constituents. Missing votes on these issues means East Texas had no voice at the table when decisions were being made that directly affect local livelihoods and quality of life.
Public record/source link | 9/20/2024
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Voted against FEMA funding after East Texas flooding
Voted against emergency supplemental appropriations that included FEMA disaster relief funding following significant flooding events in East Texas counties within TX-1.
Why It Matters
East Texas residents affected by flooding were counting on federal disaster relief. Voting against this funding directly harmed constituents in the district.
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Red flag review: Voted against FEMA funding after East Texas flooding | RepWatchr. Treat this as a source-backed question, not a final finding. Check the receipt and submit a better source if one exists. https://www.repwatchr.com/red-flags?flag=nm-rf-1#red-flag-nm-rf-1
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Top donor is out-of-state PAC with oil interests
Largest campaign contributor is a Houston-based PAC representing oil pipeline companies seeking eminent domain authority in East Texas counties.
Why It Matters
There is a potential conflict of interest when an official's top donor directly benefits from land use decisions affecting their constituents' property rights.
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Red flag review: Top donor is out-of-state PAC with oil interests | RepWatchr. Treat this as a source-backed question, not a final finding. Check the receipt and submit a better source if one exists. https://www.repwatchr.com/red-flags?flag=nm-rf-2#red-flag-nm-rf-2
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Voting record closely aligned with House leadership over district interests
As a freshman congressman, Rep. Moran voted with House Republican leadership over 95% of the time during his first term. On multiple occasions, this included votes on national party priorities that had limited relevance or potential negative impact on the rural East Texas district he represents.
Why It Matters
A congressman's job is to represent the district, not rubber-stamp party leadership. When nearly every vote aligns with leadership, East Texas voters should ask whether their specific needs are being weighed or simply overridden by national party strategy.
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Significant out-of-district campaign funding
FEC records show a substantial portion of Rep. Moran's campaign contributions came from outside the TX-1 district, including from PACs and individual donors in Houston, Dallas, and Washington, D.C. This mirrors a broader trend of nationally funded congressional campaigns that can dilute local accountability.
Why It Matters
When a representative's campaign war chest is primarily filled by donors who do not live in East Texas, constituents should consider whether the official is more beholden to those external funders than to the voters who actually elected them.
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Missed votes on key agricultural and rural issues
Rep. Moran was absent for several House votes related to agricultural subsidies and rural broadband expansion during the 118th Congress, including votes that directly impacted East Texas farmers and rural communities in the district.
Why It Matters
Agriculture and rural connectivity are top priorities for TX-1 constituents. Missing votes on these issues means East Texas had no voice at the table when decisions were being made that directly affect local livelihoods and quality of life.
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