If the Constitution doesn't authorize it, Massie votes no.
Vote no on any bill the Constitution does not authorize.
Occurrences
Evidence
Massie’s official vote record shows recent floor activity on May 12-15, 2026, including a Nay on the motion to recommit for H.R. 8365 (May 14) and a Yea on several other measures, but no direct statement that the no vote was because a bill lacked constitutional authority.
Massie said warrantless searches are unconstitutional and introduced H.R. 8470 to require warrants based on probable cause for government-initiated searches.
Assessments
The promise is absolute and vote-specific: to vote no on any bill not authorized by the Constitution. The evidence shows Massie took concrete same-term action aligned with constitutional limits, including introducing warrant-requirement legislation and maintaining active voting participation. However, the record provided does not establish that he consistently voted no on every constitutionally unauthorized bill, nor does it tie specific no votes to that standard. Because the evidence supports serious effort and partial alignment but not full fulfillment of the absolute voting commitment, partial credit is appropriate.