Nicholas K. Smith

Democrat · House District 34

Influence: 29 / 100
Low Influence #91 overall · #59 in House

At a Glance

Nicholas K. Smith ranks #91 overall in the Illinois General Assembly, They have passed 1 law with a 9% effectiveness rate, and collaborate with 169 different legislators, . Bridges legislative blocs (high betweenness).

Where Nicholas K. Smith's Influence Comes From

29%
Moneyball
Bill effectiveness, network size, institutional power
40%
Bridge Influence
Connects different legislative blocs
0%
Swing Votes
Vote pivotality on close roll calls
47%
Sponsor Pull
Bills Nicholas sponsors are 7% more likely to advance

Key Signals

  • Bridges legislative blocs (high betweenness)

Legislative Effectiveness (Moneyball)

1 Laws Passed
9% Effectiveness Rate
1.4 Avg Co-sponsors / Law
0% Cross-Party Bills
169 Unique Collaborators
29.2 Moneyball Score
Network Hub Wide Tent

Value Assessment

ML model predicts legislative effectiveness from network position, demographics, and topic profile, then compares to actual performance. View full recruitment rankings →

13% Predicted Effectiveness
9% Actual Effectiveness
+4% Residual
Undervalued Value Pctl: 99

Notable Bills

Highest probability bills sponsored or co-sponsored by Nicholas K. Smith.

Bill Description Predicted Dest. P(Advance) Forecast Stage Status
HB3290 EPA-UST FUND-DEDUCTIBLES Became Law 100% 99% High Signed into Law PASSED
HB2976 SCH CD-STUDENT ABSENCE-PARENT Stuck 34% 1% Low Crossed Chambers OPEN
HB1832 CMS-PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Stuck 33% 14% Low Floor Vote OPEN
HB1758 ARPUR-DATE CHANGE Stuck 26% Floor Vote OPEN
HB4059 HIGHER ED-LEGIS SCHOLARSHIPS Stuck 17% In Committee OPEN
HB3108 TICKETS-CONSUMER PROTECTIONS Stuck 9% 2% Low Floor Vote OPEN
HB1376 $DHS-NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING Stuck 5% 2% Low In Committee OPEN
HB5273 $DCEO-JTED Stuck 3% In Committee OPEN
HB2793 SCH CD-TEACHERS-EVALUATIONS Stuck 2% In Committee OPEN
HB4478 CANNABIS-VARIOUS Stuck 2% In Committee OPEN

Voting Bloc

Member of Consensus Democrat Transportation & State Government Bloc (80 members, 100% cohesion). Focus areas: Transportation, State Government, Commerce.