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Voting record

How Neil Gorsuch voted in the October Term 2020 (2020–2021)

Associate Justice51 tracked case votes

Term at a glance

October Term 2020 (2020–2021)

Majority
41
Concurrence
4
Dissent
6
Recusal
0
Authored
18
  • Majority41
  • Concurrence4
  • Dissent6
  • Recused0
On the winning side of the judgment in 88% of 51 participating votes.

Every tracked vote

Fulton v. PhiladelphiaDecided Vote ConcurrenceAuthored19-123Collins v. YellenDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-422Yellen v. Confederated Tribes of Chehalis ReservationDecided Vote DissentAuthored20-543Brnovich v. Democratic National CommitteeDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-1257United States v. Arthrex, Inc.Decided Vote MajorityAuthored19-1434United States Fish and Wildlife Ser v. v. Sierra Club, Inc.Decided Vote Majority19-547California v. TexasDecided Vote Dissent19-840Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. BontaDecided Vote Majority19-251PennEast Pipeline Co. v. New JerseyDecided Vote DissentAuthored19-1039Johnson v. Guzman ChavezDecided Vote Concurrence19-897Minerva Surgical, Inc. v. Hologic, Inc.Decided Vote Dissent20-440TransUnion LLC v. RamirezDecided Vote Majority20-297HollyFrontier Cheyenne Refining, LLC v. Renewable Fuels Assn.Decided Vote MajorityAuthored20-472Cedar Point Nursery v. HassidDecided Vote Majority20-107Lange v. CaliforniaDecided Vote Majority20-18National Collegiate Athletic Assn. v. AlstonDecided Vote MajorityAuthored20-512Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. v. Arkansas Teacher Retirement SystemDecided Vote MajorityAuthored20-222Nestlé USA, Inc. v. DoeDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-416Greer v. United StatesDecided Vote Majority19-8709United States v. GaryDecided Vote Majority20-444Terry v. United StatesDecided Vote Majority20-5904Borden v. United StatesDecided Vote Majority19-5410Sanchez v. MayorkasDecided Vote Majority20-315Garland v. Ming DaiDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-1155United States v. CooleyDecided Vote Majority19-1414United States v. Palomar-SantiagoDecided Vote Majority20-437San Antonio v. Hotels.com, L. P.Decided Vote Majority20-334Guam v. United StatesDecided Vote Majority20-382BP p.l.c. v. Mayor and City Council of BaltimoreDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-1189Edwards v. VannoyDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-5807CIC Servs., LLC v. IRSDecided Vote Majority19-930Caniglia v. StromDecided Vote Majority20-157Niz-Chavez v. GarlandDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-863Jones v. MississippiDecided Vote Majority18-1259Carr v. SaulDecided Vote Majority19-1442AMG Capital Management, LLC v. FTCDecided Vote Majority19-508Google LLC v. Oracle America, Inc.Decided Vote Majority18-956FCC v. Prometheus Radio ProjectDecided Vote Majority19-1231Facebook, Inc. v. DuguidDecided Vote Majority19-511Torres v. MadridDecided Vote DissentAuthored19-292Ford Motor Co. v. Montana Eighth Judicial Dist.Decided Vote ConcurrenceAuthored19-368Pereida v. WilkinsonDecided Vote MajorityAuthored19-438Brownback v. KingDecided Vote Majority19-546Salinas v. Railroad Retirement Bd.Decided Vote Dissent19-199Federal Republic of Germany v. PhilippDecided Vote Majority19-351Chicago v. FultonDecided Vote Majority19-357Trump v. New YorkDecided Vote Majority20-366Rutledge v. Pharmaceutical Care Management Assn.Decided Vote Majority18-540United States v. BriggsDecided Vote ConcurrenceAuthored19-108Carney v. AdamsDecided Vote Majority19-309Tanzin v. TanvirDecided Vote Majority19-71

Agreement with other justices

October Term 2020 (2020–2021)

Share of decided cases this term in which Justice Neil Gorsuch voted on the same side of the judgment as each other justice
JusticeAgreementCases together
Clarence Thomas92%47 of 51
Amy Coney Barrett90%38 of 42
Samuel A. Alito, Jr.88%44 of 50
Brett M. Kavanaugh84%43 of 51
John G. Roberts, Jr.84%43 of 51
Elena Kagan71%36 of 51
Stephen G. Breyer67%34 of 51
Sonia Sotomayor60%30 of 50

Methodology

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.

Vote records come from Oyez. A case counts only when at least 8 substantive votes are on record, so partial data can understate coverage but a vote is never invented. Recusals are listed but left out of agreement rates.

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