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Josh Hawley by the numbers.

The figures behind the record. Each one links to its source, and you’re welcome to cite them.

Where he lives

$1.7 million

Estimated value of the five-bedroom house in Vienna, Virginia that Hawley bought in January 2019, weeks after being sworn in. (Kansas City Star via AOL) The Virginia house story.

2

Houses in Christian County, Missouri now tied to his name, one finished in 2021 and one bought in late 2023, both after questions about his residency began. (Kansas City Star via AOL)

How he got there

10 months

Time between being sworn in as Missouri attorney general and announcing his run for the U.S. Senate, after an ad attacking politicians who use “one office to get another.” (Roll Call) From AG to Senate candidate.

January 6

7

Senators who voted to sustain the objection to Pennsylvania’s electoral votes on January 6, 2021. Hawley was one; it failed 92–7. (Ballotpedia) Hawley’s January 6.

Medicaid

51–50

The Senate vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill, with the Vice President breaking the tie. Hawley voted yes; his no would have stopped it. (KCUR) The Medicaid vote timeline.

About 1.25 million

Missourians covered by Medicaid and CHIP. (Healthinsurance.org, Missouri Foundation for Health)

14 days

Time between voting for the Medicaid cuts (July 1, 2025) and filing a bill to undo some of them (July 15, 2025). (MSNBC)

0

Cosponsors on that bill, S. 2279, which hasn’t moved since it was referred to committee. (GovInfo)

$50 billion

The rural hospital fund Hawley says he got in exchange for his vote. (KCUR)

Veterans

3

Positions Hawley took on the PACT Act for burn-pit veterans in three months of 2022: yes, no, yes. (Missouri Independent) The PACT Act flip-flop.

Abortion and elections

51.7%

Share of Missourians who voted for Amendment 3 in 2024, putting abortion rights in the state constitution. Hawley opposed it. (Missouri Independent) The Amendment 3 fight.

47%

Support for the 2026 Amendment 3 abortion ban in a Saint Louis University/YouGov poll, short of a majority, with 40% opposed and 12% undecided. (KCUR)

55.6%

Hawley’s share of the vote in his 2024 re-election. (Missouri Independent)

2030

The next time Josh Hawley’s name is on a Missouri ballot. (FAQ)

Missouri deserves better than a Virginia commuter who ran from the mob he cheered.

Hawley’s term runs until January 2031. What’s on the ballot on November 3, 2026 is the abortion repeal he’s campaigning for. The deadline to register is Wednesday, October 7, 2026. Make sure you’re registered, and bring a friend.