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Voting record · October Term 2020 (2020–2021)

How Amy Coney Barrett voted in the October Term 2020 (2020–2021)

Associate Justice21 tracked case votesAll terms

October Term 2020 (2020–2021)

Term at a glance

Majority
17
Concurrence
3
Dissent
1
Recusal
0
Authored
5

Case by case

Every tracked vote

How Justice Amy Coney Barrett voted in each tracked Supreme Court case
CaseVoteOpinionDecidedTerm
United States v. ZubaydahDocket 20-827MajorityJuly 13, 20222020
Torres v. Texas Department of Public SafetyDocket 20-603DissentJune 29, 20222020
Xiulu Ruan v. United StatesDocket 20-1410ConcurrenceJune 27, 20222020
Becerra v. Empire Health Foundation, For Valley Hospital Medical CenterDocket 20-1312MajorityJune 24, 20222020
Carson v. MakinDocket 20-1088MajorityJune 21, 20222020
Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Health Benefit Plan v. DaVita Inc.Docket 20-1641MajorityJune 21, 20222020
Gallardo v. MarstillerDocket 20-1263MajorityJune 17, 20222020
Garland v. GonzalezDocket 20-322MajorityJune 17, 20222020
Denezpi v. United StatesDocket 20-7622MajorityAuthoredJune 13, 20222020
Shinn v. Martinez RamirezDocket 20-1009MajorityMay 23, 20222020
Patel v. GarlandDocket 20-979MajorityAuthoredMay 16, 20222020
Shurtleff v. BostonDocket 20-1800MajorityMay 2, 20222020
Cummings v. Premier Rehab KellerDocket 20-219MajorityApril 28, 20222020
Badgerow v. WaltersDocket 20-1143MajorityMarch 31, 20222020
Houston Community College System v. WilsonDocket 20-804MajorityMarch 24, 20222020
Wooden v. United StatesDocket 20-5279ConcurrenceAuthoredMarch 7, 20222020
United States v. TsarnaevDocket 20-443ConcurrenceAuthoredMarch 4, 20222020
Unicolors, Inc. v. H&M Hennes & Mauritz, L. P.Docket 20-915MajorityFebruary 24, 20222020
Hemphill v. New YorkDocket 20-637MajorityJanuary 20, 20222020
Babcock v. KijakaziDocket 20-480MajorityAuthoredJanuary 13, 20222020
Edwards v. VannoyDocket 19-5807MajorityMay 17, 20212020

October Term 2020 (2020–2021)

Agreement with other justices

Share of decided cases this term in which Justice Amy Coney Barrett voted on the same side of the judgment as each other justice
JusticeAgreementCases together
Brett M. Kavanaugh90%19 of 21
Clarence Thomas90%19 of 21
John G. Roberts, Jr.90%19 of 21
Samuel A. Alito, Jr.90%19 of 21
Neil Gorsuch71%15 of 21
Elena Kagan52%11 of 21
Stephen G. Breyer52%11 of 21
Sonia Sotomayor43%9 of 21

Methodology

  • Vote records come from Oyez and cover publicly tracked merits cases; recusals are listed but excluded from agreement rates.
  • Two justices "agree" in a case when they land on the same side of the judgment — voting with the majority (including concurrences) or in dissent together. A case counts toward agreement rates only when at least 8 substantive votes are on record.

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