Senator Titus Tartenger Zam entered the 10th Senate in June 2023 after defeating former Governor Samuel Ortom in the Benue North-West election, polling 143,151 votes on the APC platform. His identifiable legislative record includes sponsoring the National Animal Husbandry and Ranches Commission Establishment Bill 2024, which scaled second reading on 5 June 2024 despite stiff opposition from northern senators, and a March 2025 motion calling for the deployment of troops and establishment of a permanent military base in Gwer-West LGA following armed attacks on communities in his home constituency. He chairs two Senate committees: Rules and Business (from August 2023) and North Central Development Commission. No independent audit of constituency project spending has been published, and no EFCC or ICPC proceedings have been reported against him. A Benue State Income and Expenditure Commission of Inquiry summoned Zam in November 2024 and again in December 2024 over his tenure as Special Adviser to former Governor Ortom on Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs; the outcome of those proceedings is not publicly resolved. He lost his APC re-election primary for Benue North-West in May 2026, coming last with 2,557 votes against the winner's 93,412. Overall, this is a thin first-term record with two substantive legislative acts and unresolved inquiry proceedings; confidence is low given the sparse publicly verified record.