Democrat · House · LA
Cleo Fields
Placed from the roll-call score. Bioguide F000110.
Cleo Fields is the Democrat representative for the House from LA, district 6 in the 119th Congress. The chart uses the October 2026 snapshot. The position is Voteview’s DW-NOMINATE score of the roll calls. Color is the party label. The place is the votes.
The first dimension is -0.457, drawn as economics -46. That is left of center on economics. The second dimension is 0.121, drawn as authority +12. The other axis sits near the middle. Voteview’s second dimension is not a pure social axis. The chart uses the public file anyway, rather than inventing a different number.
Inside the House, this first-dimension score ranks 54 of 433 from the left. The first-dimension score is left of the Democrat median in this chamber (-0.39). The nearest other House scores are Daniel S. Goldman (Democrat, -0.448), Kathy Castor (Democrat, -0.434), Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Democrat, -0.412). Those names are neighbors on the scale, not a slate.
The member’s official site (https://fields.house.gov), under “Economy,” says: “BATON ROUGE, L.A. – Today, Congressman Cleo Fields issued the following statement following the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Learning Resources, Inc.…” Those are the member’s words. They are not the same thing as the roll-call score.
One left-to-right score cannot say how Cleo Fields would vote on a single bill. The identity and the vote file can be checked at congress.gov through bioguide F000110.