Roger F. Wicker
Senator, Republican, Mississippi
Roger F. Wicker scores 100 out of 100 on Iran.
- Stands with Prince Reza PahlaviNo record yet
- Wants the Islamic Republic gone100
- Stands with the Iranian peopleNo action on file
- No ties to the MEKNo tie on file
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Stands with Prince Reza Pahlavi
No record yet
Has met him, backed him in public, or asked the White House to work with him. A member who says Iranians have rejected the monarchy is marked against.
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Send us the sourceWants the Islamic Republic gone
100out of 100
Votes for sanctions and pressure, against any deal that keeps the regime alive, and against pulling American forces out of the fight.
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (H.Con.Res. 89) key vote, counts double
Directs the President to remove US forces from hostilities with Iran. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
24 September 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (S.J.Res. 181)
Would have directed the President to remove US forces from hostilities within or against the Islamic Republic of Iran that Congress has not authorized. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
30 July 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (H.Con.Res. 86) key vote, counts double
Directs the President to remove US forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran, except forces needed to defend the United States or an ally from imminent attack, unless Congress authorizes force. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
23 June 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (S.J.Res. 185)
Would have directed the President to remove US forces from hostilities within or against the Islamic Republic of Iran that Congress has not authorized. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
19 May 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (S.J.Res. 163)
Would have directed the President to remove US forces from hostilities within or against the Islamic Republic of Iran that Congress has not authorized. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
13 May 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (S.J.Res. 123)
Would have directed the President to remove US forces from hostilities within or against the Islamic Republic of Iran that Congress has not authorized. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
15 April 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (S.J.Res. 118)
Would have directed the President to remove US forces from hostilities within or against the Islamic Republic of Iran that Congress has not authorized. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
18 March 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution (S.J.Res. 104) key vote, counts double
Would have directed the President to remove US forces from hostilities within or against the Islamic Republic of Iran that Congress has not authorized. A vote for the resolution is a vote to pull US forces out of the fight against the Islamic Republic.
4 March 2026 · the official record
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Voted Nay: Iran war powers resolution after the June 2025 strikes (S.J.Res. 59) key vote, counts double
Would have directed the President to remove US forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran unless Congress authorized them. It came days after the US strikes on Iran's nuclear sites. A vote for it is a vote to tie the President's hands against the regime.
27 June 2025 · the official record
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Voted Yea: Cruz motion on H.R. 4521: keep terrorism sanctions on the Central Bank of Iran and the IRGC
Tells Senate negotiators on the China competition bill to insist on language about limiting cooperation between China and Iran through the terrorism sanctions on the Central Bank of Iran and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. It backs keeping terrorism sanctions on the regime's bank and its main armed force.
4 May 2022 · the official record
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Voted Yea: Lankford motion on H.R. 4521: no nuclear deal that lifts IRGC sanctions
Tells Senate negotiators to insist that any nuclear deal with Iran also covers its missiles, terrorism and sanctions evasion, does not lift sanctions on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and does not remove its terrorist designation. It opposes a nuclear deal that gives the regime sanctions relief.
4 May 2022 · the official record
Stands with the Iranian people
No action on file
Backs the people in the streets: sanctions on those who kill them, an open internet when the regime cuts it, and Congress on record on their side.
No action on file.
No ties to the MEK
No tie on file
The MEK is an exile group led by Maryam Rajavi that fought beside Saddam Hussein against Iran. Signing one of its resolutions in Congress, or speaking at its events, is a tie.
No signature on the six MEK-backed resolutions (four in the House, two in the Senate), and no tie in the sources we have read. Nothing is taken off the grade.
Roger F. Wicker works for the people of Mississippi. If you live there, the office answers to you: wicker.senate.gov
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