Policy board

Where politicians stand, issue by issue, in their own words. Each position links to the page where they said it.

104 politicians so far. We add more every day. A dash means we didn't find a position on their website, not that they have none.

PoliticianEconomy and jobsTaxesHealth careImmigrationAbortionGunsEnergy and climateEducationCrime and policingForeign policySocial Security and MedicareHousingElections and votingTechnology and AICivil rightsMilitary and veteransDrugs and addictionFarms and rural areas
Mary PeltolaDemocratCandidate for U.S. Senate, Alaska (2026)Wants to get special interests out of politics to make Washington, D.C., work for Alaska.1 +10 more—Will restore the VA clinical workforce and ensure VA staff have the resources they need to deliver quality care.2 +2 more———Wants solutions to address high energy prices for Alaskans from every angle.1 +10 moreWill work to expand apprenticeship opportunities for veterans.2———Will fight to reverse harmful DC cuts to food assistance and housing programs that veterans count on.2 +1 moreWants to get special interests out of Alaska politics.3 +7 more—Supports locking in the current makeup of the federal subsistence board to ensure Alaskans make subsistence decisions.3 +1 moreSupports Alaska servicemembers, military families, and veterans.1—Supports federal funding to help Alaskans grow and market their mariculture industry.3
Robert B. AderholtRepublicanU.S. Representative for Alabama's 4th DistrictWants spending cuts and a framework for Washington to live within its means.4 +4 more—Believes everyone should have access to good medical care that is reliable and affordable.5Believes the current immigration process is broken and opposes illegal border crossings.5——Supports utilizing natural resources, including oil, natural gas, and clean coal technologies.6 +7 moreBelieves local and state officials are best positioned to determine educational needs and spending.7 +3 more—Advocates for international human rights and religious freedom.8Wants to protect taxpayers and ensure seniors and veterans receive the benefits they rightfully deserve.5——Wants to build on cybersecurity strengths to make North Alabama the leader in cybersecurity.9Wants to protect the religious freedom of those who choose to worship and those who do not.8 +1 moreWants to maintain the strongest military on the face of the earth to ensure peace and counter threats.9 +10 more—Recognizes the importance of agriculture to the economy of North Alabama.5
Eric A. "Rick" CrawfordRepublicanU.S. Representative for Arkansas's 1st DistrictWants a flexible education system that better supports students and the economy's needs.10 +5 more—Wants to reform the healthcare system to improve the lives of rural Arkansans.11 +5 moreOpposes granting amnesty to illegal immigrants.12———Wants to dismiss the idea that traditional college is the only path to success.10—Opposes maintaining the embargo on Cuba, believing it yields the same lackluster result.13—————Supports recognizing the risks and sacrifices of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians.14 +2 more—Supports leading the way in agricultural production through technological innovation.15 +8 more
John BoozmanRepublicanU.S. Senator for Arkansas—————————Believes U.S. leadership on the world stage remains crucial to peaceful conflict resolution and economic growth.16 +4 more———Supports leveraging USAID to eliminate global gender-related barriers and empower female entrepreneurs.16—Supports continued promotion of effective programs that save lives and build goodwill for the U.S. around the globe.16—Supports initiatives and policies to combat hunger nationwide and across the world.16
Yassamin AnsariDemocratU.S. Representative for Arizona's 3rd DistrictWants an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy, by strengthening the middle class and expanding economic opportunity.17 +3 moreWants to tackle rising taxes to make life more affordable for Arizonans.17—Supports celebrating the contributions of immigrants and opposing discriminatory policies.18 +1 more——Supports combating climate change and building a more sustainable future through legislation.19 +3 more————Wants to tackle rising housing costs to make life more affordable for Arizonans.17 +3 more——————
Juan CiscomaniRepublicanU.S. Representative for Arizona's 6th District——Supports expanding access to tools and resources for Alzheimer's early detection and informed healthcare decisions.20 +2 moreWants to reinstate policies like Remain in Mexico to prioritize security and enforce immigration laws consistently and strongly.21——Wants to protect Arizona's water supply to sustain the state's economy and population growth.22 +4 moreWants to make higher education more affordable and accessible for American families by creating a matched-savings program.23 +2 moreSupports imposing a life sentence on migrants and human smugglers who engage in high-speed car chases with law enforcement.21 +2 more——Helped preliminarily secure funding to complete the transfer of ownership of the International Outfall Interceptor.24———Supports improving the VA’s ability to diagnose veterans with service-related respiratory conditions.20 +1 moreWants to disrupt recruitment efforts of drug cartels by allowing law enforcement to track recruitment posts.21Supports bolstering mining education.25 +3 more
Mark KellyDemocratU.S. Senator for ArizonaWants to lower gas prices by strengthening energy independence and eliminating the federal gas tax.26 +4 more——Supports a coordinated response to border challenges that is safe, orderly, and humane.26 +3 more——Supports addressing western drought conditions and securing a sustainable water future.26 +2 more—————Wants to ban members of Congress from trading stocks to prevent insider trading.26 +2 more—————
Mark DeSaulnierDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 10th DistrictSupports addressing the wage gap between women and men working the same jobs by closing loopholes and providing rights to challenge discrimination.27 +5 more—Supported legislation to control prescription drug costs and protect the Medicare program.28 +2 more——————Supports authorizing funding for the United Nations Population Fund to prevent maternal deaths and end gender-based violence.27————Believes equal rights for women should be enshrined in the Constitution.27———
Jim CostaDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 21st DistrictWants to strengthen the economy.29 +9 more—Wants to expand access to healthcare in the San Joaquin Valley.29 +10 moreWants to fix our broken immigration system.29——Wants to boost domestic energy security.29 +9 moreWants to strengthen the education system.29 +2 more—Wants to improve diplomatic relations around the world.29 +2 more—Wants to lower housing costs and expand affordable housing.29 +5 more———Wants to protect and uplift Valley veterans.29 +1 more—Wants to grow and strengthen California and San Joaquin Valley agriculture.29 +5 more
Salud O. CarbajalDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 24th DistrictWants to reintegrate veterans into the workforce with job training and housing assistance.30 +8 more—Supports improving the healthcare system to ensure everyone can afford care and medicine.31 +9 moreWants a fair immigration system that works and keeps families together to grow the economy.32 +2 more—Supports crafting gun safety measures to keep guns away from those who pose a threat to themselves or others.33 +4 moreWorked to create sustainable climate solutions for states and localities.34 +2 moreWants to restore the power of Pell Grants and ensure more families receive the full amount.35 +3 more———Wants to help veterans experiencing homelessness obtain resources and get back on their feet.30 +1 more———Wants veterans to receive the support they deserve after returning home from service.30 +3 more——
Julia BrownleyDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 26th DistrictWants to grow the economy by strengthening the middle class and protecting seniors' promises.36 +13 more——Wants answers regarding conditions and treatment of detainees at ICE facilities.37————————Supports ending partisan gerrymandering to strengthen democracy and return power to the people.38 +5 more—Supports protecting the civil rights of all citizens and fighting against discriminatory policies.37 +1 more———
Judy ChuDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 28th DistrictBelieves economic policies should help working families and small businesses get ahead.39 +2 moreSupports enabling same-sex couples to claim tax refunds they may be entitled to.40Supports expanding and protecting the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to ensure quality care for all Americans.41 +12 moreWants to reform the immigration system, which she considers broken and outdated.39—Supports providing communities with tools to prevent gun violence, including red flag laws.42 +3 moreSupports aggressive action to combat the climate crisis and meet President Biden’s goal of a net-zero economy by midcentury.43 +8 moreSupports fully funding education programs to provide resources for teachers and students, ensuring equal opportunity for all.44 +9 moreSupports investing in prevention programs to reduce crime before it occurs and holding violent criminals accountable.42 +5 moreBelieves America has an indispensable role in promoting health, opportunity, human rights, democracy, and freedom worldwide.45 +13 more—Recognizes that California is an expensive place to live, impacting families' budgets.39Supports preventing voter suppression tactics that disproportionately affect communities of color.40 +1 more—Wants to end all forms of government-sanctioned discrimination and ensure equal opportunity.39 +8 moreWants to ensure veterans and their families receive the care, benefits, and support they have earned.39—Supports providing federal support for disaster victims.43
Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.DemocratU.S. Representative for California's 31st DistrictWants to build an economy that works for everyone, supporting small businesses and families from diverse economic backgrounds.46 +6 more—Fought to expand healthcare access for everyday working families.46 +5 moreSupports keeping families together and protecting a pathway to citizenship for immigrants.47 +2 more———Wants to address the challenges students face when affording college due to financial hardships.48 +1 more—Will advocate for foreign policy solutions to bolster American security and promote peace worldwide.49 +2 more—————Supports servicemembers and veterans who sacrificed to protect freedoms.46 +1 more——
Pete AguilarDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 33rd DistrictSupports providing resources for hardworking American families through the American Rescue Plan since becoming law.50 +1 more—Supports lowering prescription drug prices and capping out-of-pocket costs for Medicare beneficiaries.50 +2 moreSupports ensuring DACA beneficiaries are eligible for FHA home loans and Rural Housing home loans.50Supports protecting Americans from extreme state laws that criminalize abortion.50 +2 more—Supports reducing carbon emissions by 40 percent below 2005 levels by 2030.50 +1 moreSupports legislation that supports early childhood nutrition, tutoring, and academic counseling for disadvantaged students.50 +1 more———Supports helping homebuyers access higher loan limits with low-interest housing loans.50 +1 more——Supports ending racial inequity within American colleges and universities.50Supports streamlining the process for veterans to submit a claim for benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).50 +1 more——
Ken CalvertRepublicanU.S. Representative for California's 41st DistrictWants American crops to be produced in a fair marketplace without severe hindrances.51 +4 moreBelieves individuals should keep more of their earnings and that government should be beholden to the people.52Wants to advance patient-centered health care solutions that lower costs and increase access to care.52 +1 moreWants to expand E-Verify and make it mandatory for employers to check the legal work status of new hires.53——Wants to reduce dependence on foreign energy by increasing domestic production of American resources.54 +7 moreSupports reevaluation of the federal role in education, balancing standards, accountability, and local control.55—Supports the delivery of defense weapons to Israel.53—Supports allocating taxpayer funds to community projects, including housing initiatives, if deemed valuable.56 +1 moreWants to publicly disclose information on any Community Project Funding request he submits.56 +1 more——Wants to ensure Armed Services have the tools and training to maintain national security.57 +9 more—Wants the government to address challenges faced by farmers, including pests, disease, water shortages, and regulatory burdens.51 +5 more
Nanette Diaz BarragánDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 44th DistrictWants to continue the post-recession economic recovery.58 +7 more—Supports preventing insurance companies from discriminating against those with pre-existing medical conditions.59 +2 moreSupports the DREAM Act to help the children of immigrants.60Supports defending a woman’s right to choose.60Supports legislation to eliminate the prohibition on gun violence research at the Centers for Disease Control.61 +1 moreWants to transition to a clean energy economy by electrifying transportation and increasing renewable energy use.62 +3 moreSupports boosting education standards and closing achievement gaps for all children.63 +4 more—Wants to restrict the use of military force and strive for diplomacy and peace.60—Supports a sense of Congress that homelessness in America should be eliminated.64 +2 more——Believes communities of color routinely endure immense environmental injustices.62Will champion veterans and advocate for them to receive comprehensive benefits.60——
J. Luis CorreaDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 46th DistrictSupports legislation to drive innovation and support local businesses and entrepreneurs.65—Opposed the repeal of the Affordable Care Act.65 +2 moreSupports DREAMers and protecting new Americans.65 +1 more——Believes it is crucial to examine all possible threats to the environment.65 +1 moreSupports increasing resources for all students to help more people go to college.65 +1 moreSupports first responders and law enforcement officers.65—Fights to protect Medicare and Social Security.65————Works to strengthen security at air, land, and seaports.65 +4 more——
Ami BeraDemocratU.S. Representative for California's 6th DistrictWants to create good-paying jobs.66 +9 more—Supports universal coverage so every American has access to affordable, quality health care.67 +3 more———Wants practical, science-driven solutions to climate change that protect the environment and support innovation and jobs.68 +3 moreWants to invest in education and skills training for the jobs of the future.66 +4 moreSupports law enforcement and public safety programs, including officer recruitment and retention and violence intervention programs.69 +4 moreWants to support a steady American foreign policy that keeps the country secure.66—Wants to make life more affordable.66 +6 more—————Believes protecting the environment and supporting agriculture are connected and should be prioritized.68
Diana DeGetteDemocratU.S. Representative for Colorado's 1st District——Wants to accelerate the pace of cures and medical breakthroughs in the United States.70 +13 more—Wants to restore and expand Americans’ reproductive rights.70 +2 moreWants to enact new commonsense gun safety measures to protect communities.70Wants to cut the nation’s carbon emissions, curb methane waste, and promote environmental justice.70 +12 more——————Wants ARPA-H to be modeled after DARPA, which developed the internet and GPS.71———Wants to protect Colorado’s landscapes for future generations.70
Lauren BoebertRepublicanU.S. Representative for Colorado's 4th DistrictWants to prohibit funds from going to sanctuary cities.72 +9 more—Supports healthcare reforms that encourage marketplace competition, expand access to health savings accounts, and increase patient choices.73Wants to end catch and release and sanctuary cities to expedite the removal of illegal aliens.72 +8 more—Opposes gun grabs, mandatory gun buybacks, and the creation of a national firearm registry.73Wants to combat salt cedar and Russian olive infestations to reduce water consumption by invasive plants.74 +8 more—Wants to deport illegal aliens who assault law enforcement officers.72 +1 more——Supports providing an abundant supply of clean water for Southeastern Colorado.74 +8 morePassed impeachment proceedings against Joe Biden.72 +4 moreWorked to stop the Disinformation Governance Board.73Supports state management of gray wolves.75Secured funding for counter-narcotics support.72 +4 moreWants to classify fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.72Supports protecting private water rights and current uses of the Dolores River.74 +5 more
Jeff CrankRepublicanU.S. Representative for Colorado's 5th District——Supports lowering premium costs and expanding access to quality care.76 +1 more——Supports preventing the VA from reporting veterans to the NICS system based on fiduciary management.77—Wants to eliminate the Department of Education and reduce federal spending on education.78———Supports funding for transportation, housing, and urban development.79———Supports protecting veterans' Second Amendment rights.77——
Jason CrowDemocratU.S. Representative for Colorado's 6th DistrictSupports cutting energy costs for families across Colorado.80 +2 more—Is fighting to lower the costs of healthcare so hardworking people can get ahead.81Supports extending Temporary Protected Status for Ukrainian nationals.82—Believes Second Amendment rights can be protected while reducing gun violence through common-sense laws.81 +2 moreRecognizes climate change as a threat to national security.82—Wants to permanently block the Trump Administration from using taxpayer dollars to finance a slush fund for cop beaters, convicted criminals, and political cronies.83Opposes wars of choice without a plan, strategy, or endgame.82 +2 more—Is fighting to lower the costs of housing so hardworking people can get ahead.81Wants to crack down on dark money in politics and strengthen ethics rules.81 +4 more——Supports innovation and development of trauma care for the battlefield.82 +1 more——
Joe CourtneyDemocratU.S. Representative for Connecticut's 2nd DistrictCelebrates the success of eastern Connecticut’s Manufacturing Pipeline Initiative after ten years of support.84 +6 moreWants to secure federal tax relief from the IRS for homeowners with crumbling foundations.85 +1 moreSupports allowing Americans age 50-64 to buy-in to Medicare.85———Corrects false claims made about wind energy.86 +1 moreOpposes a rule that excludes nursing from professional graduate degrees, capping federal student loans for nursing students.87 +3 more—Voted to end President Trump’s war in Iran for the sixth time.88—————Supports the Navy’s selection of Boeing to construct the new F/A-XX carrier aircraft.88 +8 more—Supports providing milk to students through refrigeration equipment in schools via a USDA grant program.89 +5 more
Rosa L. DeLauroDemocratU.S. Representative for Connecticut's 3rd DistrictSupports reading relevant news information and initiatives regarding jobs and the economy.90 +12 moreSupports learning about news and information related to taxes.90 +15 moreSupports learning about initiatives and news items related to healthcare.90 +10 more——Supports reading relevant news information and initiatives regarding gun safety.90Supports learning about news and information related to energy.90 +4 moreSupports learning about news and information related to education.90———Supports reading relevant news information and initiatives regarding housing.90 +1 more———Supports providing service members with strong benefits, including a living wage and healthcare for their families.91 +3 more——
Richard BlumenthalDemocratU.S. Senator for ConnecticutWants to safeguard consumers from companies’ negligence and scams and fraud.92 +5 more—Wants to promote students’ access to mental health support.93 +2 moreBelieves the United States is proudly a nation of immigrants.94Supports protecting access to safe and legal reproductive care for all people.95Is committed to fighting for commonsense gun violence prevention measures.94Supports environmental protection efforts and policies that safeguard the planet.96 +4 moreBelieves access to education is critical for the success of Connecticut residents and all Americans.93 +4 more———Supports fair reforms to ensure equitable access to safe and affordable housing.97—Fights for the right to privacy and the protection of our cyber security.94Believes all Americans should have equal opportunities and fair compensation for their hard work.94 +1 moreIs committed to protecting U.S. national security and providing servicemembers and their families with the resources they need to defend our nation.94 +1 more——
Christopher A. CoonsDemocratU.S. Senator for DelawareSupports helping Delaware businesses grow the state’s economy and create good jobs.98 +4 more—Supports protecting and strengthening Medicaid, Medicare, and the Affordable Care Act.99 +2 more———Wants to make Delaware a hub of clean energy technology to create jobs and lower costs while reducing emissions.100 +6 moreBelieves people shouldn’t need a college degree to get a good job that pays well.98 +1 more—Uses his role to open, expand, and protect global export markets for Delaware’s agricultural products.101 +2 more—Wants greater transparency in financial disclosures for federal judges.102 +1 moreWants federal judges to be independent of politics and presidential appointees to follow the law.102Wants to modernize intellectual property laws to ensure innovators can protect and profit from their work.103—Wants to protect national security through innovation.103 +1 moreSupports programs that combat opioid addiction.99Supports a Farm Bill that strengthens crop insurance and expands the safety net for poultry growers.101 +2 more
Gus M. BilirakisRepublicanU.S. Representative for Florida's 12th DistrictSupports reforming the tax code to eliminate a barrier to economic growth for everyone.104 +8 moreWants to fix the problem of constituents paying premiums much higher than their risk of flooding dictates.105 +1 moreHas jurisdiction over Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act.104Opposes illegal immigration but recognizes the benefit of legal, law-abiding immigrants.104———Supports ensuring equity for students from low socio-economic backgrounds and those with special needs.106 +5 more—Wants to support our allies, protect religious freedom, and prevent attacks from our enemies.104Opposes legislation that will cut Social Security or Medicare for seniors.104Wants to ensure stability in the housing market in his area through long-term reauthorization of NFIP.105———Supports providing the military with necessary resources to respond to potential threats and keep the country safe.107 +3 more——
Kathy CastorDemocratU.S. Representative for Florida's 14th DistrictSupports providing better-paying jobs for Tampa Bay as a priority.108 +1 more—Supports strengthening patient protections, especially for those with pre-existing conditions.109 +2 more———Believes America should be committed to renewable energy and energy conservation.110 +1 more————————Supports investment and expansion for military missions and personnel to keep the country safe.111 +2 more——
Vern BuchananRepublicanU.S. Representative for Florida's 16th DistrictSupports growing exports to improve Florida's economy and create jobs for Americans.112 +4 moreWants to raise the standard deduction for low- and middle-income seniors.113 +4 moreWants to fix the healthcare system so that every American has access to quality, affordable care.114 +8 more———Supports banning offshore drilling in the Gulf of America.115——Opposes authoritarian regimes like China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran.116Wants to preserve Social Security benefits and contributions made to the system.113 +1 more————Wants to expand access to care and benefits for veterans who have served in the military.117 +1 more——
Mario Diaz-BalartRepublicanU.S. Representative for Florida's 26th DistrictBelieves Congress must adhere to fiscal discipline and eliminate wasteful federal programs to save taxpayer money.118Believes tax relief is an important step in securing a healthy economy and stimulating job growth.118 +1 more—Is committed to promoting fair, legal, and humane immigration policies that recognize immigrants' contributions.118 +1 more———Believes the education system should empower parents, teachers, and local administrators.118—Supports maintaining relations with Taiwan, encouraging Lithuania to continue doing so.119————————
Neal P. DunnRepublicanU.S. Representative for Florida's 2nd DistrictRecognizes the importance of the agriculture industry to the district's economy.120——————————————Believes a strong military is essential for American safety and global freedom.121 +2 more—Supports being a strong voice for farmers and foresters.120
Kat CammackRepublicanU.S. Representative for Florida's 3rd DistrictWould restrict Department of Energy funds for regulations with a $100 million+ economic impact.122 +7 more—Wants to prevent discrimination in organ transplants.123 +2 more———Opposes regulations that burden American families, businesses, and consumers.122 +2 more—————Wants to strengthen security standards for congressional staff.124——Wants the Department of Veterans Affairs to expand benefits and services for veterans with health conditions related to toxic exposure.125 +4 more—Supports strengthening rural Florida's power grid and ensuring reliable electricity access.122 +2 more
Aaron BeanRepublicanU.S. Representative for Florida's 4th DistrictDelivers the largest middle- and working-class tax cut in U.S. history.126 +2 more—Strengthens accountability, efficiency, and access while ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent wisely and effectively.126 +7 more————Supports school choice, ensuring families have real options.127 +1 moreSupports holding fraudsters and bureaucrats accountable to ensure every dollar is spent wisely.127———Supports reinforcing safeguards that protect the integrity of our elections and the voice of every citizen.127—Supports defending citizens from government overreach and ensuring the principles of our founding remain at the heart of American life.127Supports improving veterans’ health, welfare, and economic prosperity.127——
Mike CollinsRepublicanU.S. Representative for Georgia's 10th District——————Supports overturning EPA rules regarding wastewater standards for power plants.128—————Wants constituents to discuss their concerns and priorities with his staff.129—————
Earl L. "Buddy" CarterRepublicanU.S. Representative for Georgia's 1st DistrictSupports cutting bureaucratic red tape on American-made fuel and energy.130 +3 moreOpposes raising taxes to balance the budget and pay off the national debt.131Wants a health care system that provides accessible, affordable, and quality care for all patients.132 +3 moreWants to enforce existing laws to discourage illegal immigration.133 +3 more——Supports increasing domestic production of all forms of American energy.130 +4 moreBelieves education decisions are best made by families, teachers, communities, and states.134 +1 more————————Wants to permanently classify fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs.132 +1 moreWants Congress to provide a guest worker program that works for farmers.135 +2 more
Andrew S. ClydeRepublicanU.S. Representative for Georgia's 9th DistrictWants to help commerce thrive by bridging the digital divide in rural communities.136 +1 moreWants to overhaul the current tax code and abolish the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) altogether.137 +3 more——Opposes using taxpayer dollars to fund abortion programs and services.138 +1 moreWill oppose bills and efforts that seek to limit or restrict Second Amendment rights in any way.139 +1 more———Identifies China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea as the greatest foreign threats to national security.140——Plans to right-size the federal government and re-align its operations within the bounds of the U.S. Constitution.141Wants to remove regulatory barriers for broadband technologies to emerge and expand access to communities.136 +1 more—Wants to uphold promises made to veterans and their families.142 +4 more——
Ed CaseDemocratU.S. Representative for Hawaii's 1st DistrictSupports maximizing federal funding to support local communities and obtain funding for initiatives.143 +3 more—Supports protecting and improving the Affordable Care Act (ACA).144 +7 more———Supports the Inflation Reduction Act as the largest climate/energy-related investment in history.143 +11 more——————Supports expanding access to no-cost internet plans.143Supports community-led conservation initiatives that preserve both cultural heritage and natural ecosystems.145——Supports conservation, restoration, wildfire prevention and local economic development tied to heritage tourism and recreation.145
Mike CrapoRepublicanU.S. Senator for IdahoSupports expanding trade opportunities by breaking down trade barriers for Idaho farmers, ranchers, and businesses.146 +4 moreSupports a bill to improve services provided to taxpayers by the Internal Revenue Service.147 +7 moreWants to make healthcare more affordable, cover the uninsured, and strengthen the safety net for Americans.148 +1 moreSupports a bill to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to extend detention of certain aliens.147—Supports a bill to clarify liability protections for firearms and associated manufacturers and retailers.147Supports a bill to eliminate corporate average fuel economy standards.147 +1 moreSupports making education more accessible and affordable through tax benefits.149 +1 more———————Supports a bill to amend laws relating to duty performed by members of the reserve components of the Armed Forces.147—Supports a bill to extend the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000.147 +1 more
Mike BostRepublicanU.S. Representative for Illinois's 12th District——Wants to learn about news information and initiatives regarding health care.150—Supports overturning Roe v. Wade and restoring state power to regulate abortion services.151 +2 more—Wants to learn about news information and initiatives regarding energy.150Wants to learn about initiatives and news items related to education and opportunity.150—Wants to learn about news and information related to foreign affairs.150—————Wants to learn about news and information related to national security.150—Wants to learn about initiatives and news items related to agriculture.150
Sean CastenDemocratU.S. Representative for Illinois's 6th DistrictSupports job creation and economic opportunity for all people, while responsibly reducing the deficit.152 +25 moreIntroduced legislation to increase the amount educators can deduct on qualified expenses.153Supports expanding access to menstrual products.154 +4 more—Wants Congress to enshrine the right to an abortion into law.154—Supports investing in climate action to create jobs and improve the planet.155 +12 moreBelieves every child should have access to a top-notch, affordable education, regardless of zip code or economic status.153 +5 moreSupports improving data collection of hate crimes, including those motivated by sexual orientation or gender identity.156 +2 moreOpposes the Global Gag Rule, a policy restricting U.S. global health funding.154 +1 more—Secured funding to address affordable housing needs of LGBTQIA+ youth.156 +1 more——Supports protecting the rights of all Americans, believing LGBTQIA+ rights are human rights.156 +2 moreSupports ensuring service members receive resources and care, both at home and abroad.157 +4 more——
Raja KrishnamoorthiDemocratU.S. Representative for Illinois's 8th DistrictWants to find bipartisan solutions that end Washington gridlock to grow the economy and create jobs.158 +13 moreSupports providing tax credits for purchasing electric vehicles to make them more affordable for families.159 +3 moreWants to strengthen and ensure Medicare exists for future generations.160 +4 more—Is dedicated to defending the constitutional right to choose without undue burden.161—Wants to protect our environment and sustainably manage natural resources for future generations and the economy.162 +5 moreWants to expand access to affordable, quality education for colleges, career, technical, and vocational programs.162 +6 moreIs committed to strengthening the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) to keep women and families safe.161—Wants to protect Social Security and Medicare for seniors.162 +1 more——Wants to ban the sale of recalled vehicles.163—Wants to support veterans and ensure they receive the benefits they've earned.162 +1 more——
Tammy DuckworthDemocratU.S. Senator for IllinoisHelped amend the law to crack down on unnecessary government spending.164—Supports achieving high-quality, affordable healthcare for all Americans through expanded access and lower costs.165 +2 more—————————Wants to make government more transparent and accountable to the people it serves.164————Supports providing tools, resources, and support to Illinois farmers.166 +3 more
André CarsonDemocratU.S. Representative for Indiana's 7th DistrictSupports initiatives that create jobs and stimulate the economy to assist struggling families and workers.167 +19 moreSupports extending tax cuts that put money back into the pockets of families, small business owners, and entrepreneurs.168Supports promotion of exercise and physical activity as a public policy priority.169 +5 moreBelieves in uniting families, welcoming refugees, and addressing challenges faced by undocumented immigrants.167 +1 more——Supports the development of renewable energy sources to reduce dependence on foreign oil and create jobs.167Believes expanding access to quality education is essential for the nation's long-term economic forecast.167 +5 more—Condemns170 +6 more—Supports protecting homeowners from foreclosure and ensuring fair mortgage refinancing options.171 +2 more—Supports establishing stronger regulations to prevent cryptocurrency scams.171 +1 more————
James ComerRepublicanU.S. Representative for Kentucky's 1st DistrictSupports lower taxes for businesses to invest, expand, and create jobs in Kentucky.172 +5 more—Supports protecting rural healthcare providers and strengthening Medicare.173 +2 more——Opposes efforts by the federal government to restrict the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens.174 +4 moreSupports American energy production.172Supports continued federal funding for Kentucky schools, ensuring policies benefit students, not bureaucrats.175 +1 moreWants to hold public officials accountable and expose taxpayer fraud.176———Wants to boost government transparency and reduce burdensome regulations.176——Supports a strong national defense and maintaining military readiness for servicemembers and their families.177 +4 more—Supports growing Kentucky’s rural economy and increasing opportunities for Kentucky farmers.178 +3 more
Andy BarrRepublicanU.S. Representative for Kentucky's 6th DistrictWants to create jobs, strengthen small businesses, and ease burdens on American businesses and individuals.179 +1 moreWants to examine federal spending programs for cost savings.179Advocates for expanding access to affordable, quality health care.179Embraces America’s generosity in welcoming immigrants and refugees.179 +1 moreProhibits taxpayer funding of abortion.180 +2 more—Wants to work towards energy dominance and strong economic growth by rolling back regulations.179Believes the most important investment is providing quality instruction and educational opportunities.179———————Supports and invests in the nation’s military.179 +1 moreSupports projects to combat the opioid epidemic.179Wants to find solutions that improve the lives of those in rural communities.179
Mike JohnsonRepublicanU.S. Representative for Louisiana's 4th DistrictWants to bring spending under control and balance the federal budget to ensure economic growth and stability.181 +4 more———Supports protecting life and honoring marriage and family as primary institutions.182Supports the right to defend themselves and their families.183——————Wants to increase the liberty of the American people.183 +2 moreSupports eliminating unnecessary regulations and bureaucracy.184Believes justice must be administered equally and impartially to all.185Believes each branch of government must adhere to the Constitution.185 +2 more——
Bill CassidyRepublicanU.S. Senator for LouisianaWants to get federal spending under control to ensure the financial health of the United States.186 +1 more—Wants patients to have power in healthcare decisions, believing outcomes improve.187 +3 moreWants to stop the flow of illegal drugs and human trafficking into the country.188 +1 more——Wants to expand cleaner-burning natural gas to create jobs and lower emissions.189Supports parents and teachers making education decisions, not federal bureaucrats.190 +1 more———Advises evacuees to obtain a referral before going to a shelter.191——————
Jake AuchinclossDemocratU.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 4th DistrictSupports free enterprise as a commitment to one another.192———————————Supports free elections as a commitment to one another.192—————
Katherine M. ClarkDemocratU.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 5th DistrictWants to build an economy that puts families first.193 +11 more—Believes healthcare is a human right.193 +2 moreIs committed to ensuring the U.S. remains a beacon of opportunity.193 +7 moreBelieves the right to decide about children is fundamental to a free society.193Believes elected officials have a responsibility to address gun violence.193 +3 moreDemands an all-hands-on-deck response to the climate crisis.193 +4 moreSupports raising school standards, empowering local educators, and investing in early education.194Supports classifying lynching as a federal hate crime and bolstering anti-hate protections for AAPI communities.195 +1 more———Wants to restore the Voting Rights Act and end gerrymandering to safeguard American democracy.195——Is grateful for the privilege of fighting for veterans.193Passed laws to combat prescription forgery and invest in substance use treatment workforce.196—
Graham PlatnerDemocratCandidate for U.S. Senate, Maine (2026)Wants to invest in addiction treatment and prevention using cannabis revenue.197 +3 moreWants to end tax cuts for billionaires that occurred under Reagan, Bush, and Trump administrations.198 +5 more—————Wants to increase public investment in childcare for children under 6.197—Opposes sending Americans into pointless wars.197—Wants to ensure veterans have housing when they return home.197Supports term limits for Congressional representatives.197—Wants to ensure Americans with disabilities have access to healthcare, jobs, voting, and independent living.197 +1 moreWants to redirect funds from defense contractors to close the shipbuilding gap.197 +4 moreSupports legalization of cannabis and clemency for those impacted by drug laws.197—
Susan M. CollinsRepublicanU.S. Senator for MaineSupports expanding access to workforce training to secure good-paying jobs and new career paths.199 +4 more—Supports improving and expanding access to the health care system, particularly for rural areas.200 +4 more———Wants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.201Wants to increase the affordability of higher education for students.202 +1 more——Wants to improve retirement security for seniors.203 +1 more—Wants to ensure accountability and prevent waste, fraud, and abuse across the federal government.204——Supports funding for Maine's defense industries and shipyards through legislation.205——
Jack BergmanRepublicanU.S. Representative for Michigan's 1st DistrictWants to help people with issues they're having with federal agencies related to the Department of Labor.206Wants to help people with issues they're having with the Internal Revenue Service.206Wants to help people with issues they're having with Medicare.206Wants to help people with issues they're having with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.206———————Wants to help people with issues they're having with federal agencies related to housing.206———Wants to help people with issues they're having with the Department of Veterans Affairs.206——
Angie CraigDemocratU.S. Representative for Minnesota's 2nd DistrictBelieves broadband is critical infrastructure for the 21st-century economy, enabling work, education, and healthcare access.207 +6 more—Opposes criminalizing abortion or enacting arbitrary laws that undermine women’s reproductive freedoms.208———Wants to chart a new, “all of the above” energy future that creates jobs and responds to climate change challenges.209 +11 moreSupports fully funding public schools and fairly compensating teachers.210 +4 moreSupports providing law enforcement with the equipment and training they need to reduce crime.208 +4 more———Wants to reform America’s campaign finance system and return power to the people, not corporate donors.211 +4 moreSupports the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's investment in broadband infrastructure.207 +3 more——Supports expanding the CDC's overdose prevention efforts through research and intervention evaluations.212 +1 moreSupports providing support and resources to agricultural communities and farmers.213 +2 more
Wesley BellDemocratU.S. Representative for Missouri's 1st District——Believes every family should have access to affordable, accessible, and responsive healthcare.214 +2 moreWants to abolish and defund ICE and hold the Trump Administration accountable for its actions.215 +3 more———Supports investments in students, educators, and workforce readiness programs.216 +3 moreWants to advance federal policies that promote public safety, reduce recidivism, and expand recovery opportunities.217 +5 moreBelieves the United States should strengthen alliances and support democratic allies and partners globally.218 +1 more——Believes every eligible American should have fair, equal, and secure access to the ballot box.217 +4 more——Wants the Department of Defense to protect the well-being of servicemembers aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group.218——
Mark AlfordRepublicanU.S. Representative for Missouri's 4th DistrictWants to cut red tape and decrease the burden of striving for the American Dream for small businesses.219 +3 more————Wants to ensure America’s Second Amendment rights remain intact.220———Monitors China's military aggression in the Indo-Pacific region.221 +1 more—————Wants to support American troops both in the field and when they return home.222 +6 more—Formed an advisory committee to guide farm bill decisions and represent farmers' concerns.223 +4 more
Emanuel CleaverDemocratU.S. Representative for Missouri's 5th District————————————Wants to defend the rule of law and safeguard democratic norms against attacks on democracy.224 +1 more—————
Steve DainesRepublicanU.S. Senator for Montana———Believes securing the southern border is a matter of national security and supports building a border wall.225 +2 more——Supports increasing timber sales and improving forest management practices to promote healthy forests and reduce wildfire risk.226 +8 moreOpposes federal mandates and regulations, preferring local control over education decisions.227 +5 moreSupports protecting Americans from terrorism, drug trafficking, and cyber attacks while safeguarding liberties and privacy.225—————Condemns antisemitism and supports Jewish students facing acts of hatred.227———
Alma S. AdamsDemocratU.S. Representative for North Carolina's 12th DistrictSupports good jobs and a strong economy for the district and their work in Congress.228 +7 moreSupports a simple and fair tax system that eliminates loopholes and cuts taxes for the middle class.229 +2 moreBelieves healthcare is important to the district and their work in Congress.228 +4 more———Works in Congress on energy and environmental issues.228 +2 moreWorks in Congress on education issues.228 +7 more——Works in Congress to support seniors.228Works in Congress on housing issues.228 +4 moreWorks in Congress on fiscal responsibility issues.228——Learns their views on national security.228—Wants to strengthen federal nutrition programs and encourage public-private partnerships to address hunger and food insecurity.230 +2 more
Donald G. DavisDemocratU.S. Representative for North Carolina's 1st DistrictSecured funding to strengthen infrastructure, public safety, and community development across eastern North Carolina.231 +11 more—Announced funding to expand programs for quality improvement and opioid response.231 +7 more———Voted to pass legislation delivering funding for clean water infrastructure projects.231Supports ensuring access to a good K-12 education shouldn't depend on zip code.232 +5 more———Secured funding to help replace an aging ladder truck for the Williamston Fire Department.231 +1 morePlans to impose reasonable sanctions for violating the policy, potentially restricting future commenting.233 +1 moreWants to accelerate deployment of AI across American agriculture by modernizing USDA research and workforce programs.234—Supports a pilot program to pay for local dentists providing care to rural veterans.235 +3 more—Wants to provide the USDA with additional authorities to provide grants and loans for rural water facilities.231 +4 more
Don BaconRepublicanU.S. Representative for Nebraska's 2nd District——Supports improving healthcare for those who don't like their plans and those without access to healthcare.236 +1 more——————————————Wants to expand opportunities to trade agricultural exports and support programs for farmers and those experiencing food insecurity.237 +5 more
Chris PappasDemocratU.S. Representative for New Hampshire's 1st DistrictWants to stand up to corporate special interests to put New Hampshire first.238 +5 more—Wants to lower drug prices and cap the cost of insulin at $35.238 +9 more———Wants to promote clean energy, support environmental protection, and confront climate change.239 +4 moreWants to make college more affordable so those who want to pursue post-secondary education have the ability to do so.240 +4 moreWants to ensure law enforcement has resources to stop trafficking and keep communities safe.241———Wants to ban stock trading by members of Congress.238 +11 more—Fights for the dignity and equality of all Americans.239 +3 moreSupports updates at the Manchester VA Medical Center (VAMC).242 +4 moreWants to save lives and curb the opioid epidemic.239 +1 more—
Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.DemocratU.S. Representative for New Jersey's 3rd DistrictWants to find bipartisan solutions that improve the quality of life for everyone in communities.243 +3 more—Prioritizes assisting small firms in securing affordable health insurance.244 +3 more————————————Supports ensuring veterans receive the health care and benefits they have earned and deserve.245 +3 more——
Cory A. BookerDemocratU.S. Senator for New JerseySupports rewarding work through higher wages and better benefits for all Americans.246 +1 moreSupports expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit.246Supports protecting the Affordable Care Act and building upon it to increase access and lower costs.247 +3 moreLed colleagues in urging the Department of Health and Human Services to remove barriers for DACA recipients.248Supports ensuring access to reproductive health products, including medication abortion.247—Supports developing federal policies to protect all communities from pollution.249 +2 moreBelieves a student’s zip code should not determine their educational and economic trajectory.250 +5 moreWorked to eliminate racial disparities in the criminal justice system and improve reentry outcomes for returning citizens.251Champions American democracy and brings attention to vulnerable people facing conflict and human rights abuses.252 +4 more————Supports ensuring all people can live free from discrimination regardless of their identity or status.248 +2 more———
Mark E. AmodeiRepublicanU.S. Representative for Nevada's 2nd DistrictWants policies that allow harnessing resources, developing new energy sources, and creating jobs.253 +4 moreWants to avoid saddling children and grandchildren with the burden of paying for reckless spending habits.254Wants to focus on the biggest problem areas and fix them within the current system.255 +2 moreWants to evaluate immigration proposals based on their merits and impact on Nevada.256 +2 more——Supports policies that protect and preserve our environment for future generations through sound science and research.257 +6 moreSupports public schools and teachers across the state as a top priority for Nevada and the nation.258 +4 more——Wants to preserve Medicare for current beneficiaries and make it sustainable for future generations.254——Opposes Yucca Mountain becoming a simple dumping site for the nation's nuclear waste.254—Supports ensuring veterans receive the benefits they were promised and fulfilling commitments to servicemembers and their families.259 +3 more—Believes it is possible to leverage natural resources in an economically and environmentally responsible way.254 +1 more
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezDemocratU.S. Representative for New York's 14th DistrictWants to create an economy where workers share in the profits their work creates and corporations cannot endlessly raise prices.260Supports a 15% minimum tax rate on wealthy corporations to ensure they pay taxes.260Believes healthcare should be a human right, not a privilege for the wealthy.260Wants a path to citizenship for all undocumented people, including DREAMers.260 +2 more—Supports gun reform legislation, including the Bipartisan Gun Safety Bill.260—Wants more government funding for education.261—Believes U.S. foreign policy should center human rights and move away from interventionism.260 +2 more—Advocates for full funding of New York City's Housing Authority to meet its maintenance backlog.260 +2 more———Votes against the National Defense Authorization Act due to the large military budget.261——
Yvette D. ClarkeDemocratU.S. Representative for New York's 9th DistrictSupports connectivity as a gateway for opportunity and paramount to economic prosperity.262—Supports affordable and reliable access to healthcare for all, regardless of background or status.263 +3 moreSupports efforts related to immigration, a key area of focus in her legislative work.264 +2 more——Supports efforts related to energy and environment, focusing on these areas in her legislative work.264 +2 more——————Supports ensuring citizens have access to affordable and reliable internet regardless of location.262 +3 more————
Shontel M. BrownDemocratU.S. Representative for Ohio's 11th DistrictBelieves the Supreme Court decision is a win for those struggling with higher prices.265 +6 more—Supports extending Affordable Care Act tax credits for three years to prevent coverage loss for Ohioans.266 +4 moreCriticizes the Supreme Court’s ruling to remove Temporary Protected Status (TPS) legal protections for Haitians in the United States.267 +2 more——Supports funding for tree planting programs in urban and underserved communities through the Neighborhood Tree Act.268 +6 moreWants to increase educational opportunities for incarcerated Americans.269 +5 moreWants to expand library resources in correctional facilities to increase educational opportunities and reduce recidivism.269 +4 moreWants to end costly and endless wars, not start new ones, according to the congresswoman’s message to the president.265 +1 more——Demands answers regarding the FBI’s raid targeting an organization supporting voting rights and voter registration efforts.267 +1 more————Criticizes the Trump Administration for raising costs, shrinking markets, and cutting health care for farmers and rural communities.266
Mike CareyRepublicanU.S. Representative for Ohio's 15th DistrictWants to invest in good-paying jobs in manufacturing, tech, and energy production.270 +12 moreWants tax relief for families and small businesses to make ends meet and plan for the future.270 +4 more————Supports an all-of-the-above energy strategy to lower consumer prices and safeguard national security.270Supports giving tax incentives to businesses who hire apprentices.271 +2 moreSupports programs that deter youth crime by addressing root causes.272—Supports workforce development programs for survivors of human trafficking.272Wants to give hardworking families a chance at the American dream through stable, affordable housing.270 +11 more—Supports deploying advanced camera and license plate reader technologies to at-risk Jewish institutions.273Supports providing security technology to at-risk Jewish institutions.272——Supports ensuring villages have water resources to support growth in the region.273
Joyce BeattyDemocratU.S. Representative for Ohio's 3rd DistrictBelieves America is strongest with a robust economy and access to good-paying jobs.274 +3 more—Believes all Americans should have access to affordable, high-quality healthcare.274 +1 moreDemands full transparency for community members detained by ICE.275Believes women's reproductive decisions should be made between them and their doctor.276—Recognizes the alarming impact of climate change and its potential consequences.274 +4 moreSupports high-quality education from pre-K through college.274 +6 more—Wants transparency, accountability, and clear answers before the U.S. is drawn into conflict.277Wants to ensure seniors can live their golden years with dignity.274Supports developing programs that make home ownership more accessible to the average American.278 +8 more——Works to secure equal rights for all Americans and create a colorblind America.274Supports strengthening OFAC’s investigative capabilities against sanctioned individuals.277 +2 more——
Warren DavidsonRepublicanU.S. Representative for Ohio's 8th DistrictWants markets to be open and money to be sound, limiting government interference in financial matters.279 +6 more—Supports reforms that lower costs and improve healthcare for families, focusing on patient needs.280 +2 more——————————Supports policies that allow innovation in digital assets and financial technologies.279————
Tom ColeRepublicanU.S. Representative for Oklahoma's 4th DistrictValues the agriculture sector and the value it adds to the economy.281 +3 moreWants to maintain a tax code that supports innovation and entrepreneurship.282 +1 moreSupports a role for private enterprise in American healthcare and market-based solutions to healthcare problems.283 +6 moreWants to secure the border first before considering other reforms to the immigration system.284 +4 moreSupports protection of life and has a 100 percent pro-life voting record.283 +1 more—Supports an all-of-the-above energy strategy that encourages domestic production and explores alternative energy solutions.285 +6 moreBelieves parents should direct the education and upbringing of their children.286 +6 more—Believes Congress ensures international stability through funding national defense and foreign assistance.287 +1 more———Supports ongoing investments in technology, education and science.288—Supports providing the military with the training and resources needed to confront security challenges.288 +8 more—Wants to roll back burdensome rules and regulations impacting farmers and ranchers.281 +2 more
Stephanie I. BiceRepublicanU.S. Representative for Oklahoma's 5th DistrictWants to revitalize the economy and increase quality of life for Oklahomans.289 +10 more—Supports increasing the baby formula supply for parents as soon as possible.290Supports common-sense immigration reforms and stronger enforcement to protect national security.291Supports protecting the unborn and ensuring taxpayer dollars aren't used to fund abortion.289Opposes efforts that would limit the Second Amendment right responsibly exercised by Americans.289 +1 moreWants to learn about news and information regarding energy.292 +4 moreSupports local control of education systems, believing parents and local leaders understand children's needs better than Washington.292 +1 more—Supports supplemental security funding to help Israel defend itself against attacks from Iran.293 +1 more——Wants to restore faith in the democratic system and increase confidence in elections.289—Supports First Amendment rights and religious liberties.289Wants to learn about news and information regarding veterans' issues.292 +7 more—Wants to address environmental hazards from abandoned wells and legacy sites.294 +1 more
Suzanne BonamiciDemocratU.S. Representative for Oregon's 1st DistrictWants a tax code that leads to better jobs, better wages, and a better future for all.295 +13 moreOpposed a partisan tax reform in 2017 that benefited wealthy corporations and billionaires.295 +1 moreSupports programs like the Long-Term Care Ombudsman and Adult Protective Services to investigate elder abuse.296———Supports protecting public lands and natural resources for future generations.297 +20 moreSupports reducing high-stakes testing to facilitate more decision-making at the local and state level.298 +6 more——Will advocate for these programs and their funding and fight against privatization.295Supports the development of child care that is co-located with affordable housing.299Supports the For the People Act to expand automatic voter registration and secure vote-by-mail systems.300 +1 more—Supports LGBTQI+ rights and protecting LGBTQI+ elders.300 +3 more———
Cliff BentzRepublicanU.S. Representative for Oregon's 2nd DistrictVoted against a $1.9 trillion spending bill, believing it was too large.301 +3 more—Supports expanding Medicaid eligibility to include psychiatric care facility beds exceeding the current limit.302 +7 moreBelieves Secretary Mayorkas has failed to carry out his duties as cabinet secretary.303 +1 more——Addresses water scarcity in Klamath and Central Oregon.304 +3 moreFacilitated a visit by the U.S. Secretary of Education to Oregon schools as part of a tour.301—Wants a clear, thoughtful statement from the President regarding the war in Ukraine.305———Supports a study on social media among individuals under the age of 17.306—Recognizes veterans for their service to the country and thanks them for their sacrifice and suffering.307 +4 more—Supports providing a safety net for farming operations through crop insurance and commodity programs.304 +2 more
Maxine DexterDemocratU.S. Representative for Oregon's 3rd District———————————Supports investment in housing and homelessness programs at the federal level.308 +1 more——————
Janelle S. BynumDemocratU.S. Representative for Oregon's 5th DistrictBelieves the Trump administration's policies caused economic chaos and rising costs.309 +8 more—Supports lowering the cost of healthcare to prevent medical emergencies from causing bankruptcy.310 +8 more—Supports protecting reproductive rights for women and their children.311 +1 more—Supports generating more clean energy to create jobs and protect communities from wildfires.312 +2 moreSupports improving access to high-quality education for all children, from kindergarten through college or trade school.313 +10 more———Supports legislation to address housing shortages, workforce gaps, and affordability barriers.314 +1 more———Supports ensuring veterans receive high-quality treatment and services that honor their service.315——
Christopher R. DeluzioDemocratU.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 17th DistrictSupports first responders on the front lines of hazardous train derailments.316 +15 more——————Wants to consider federal or state legislation regarding smartphones in schools.317 +1 more———Wants to understand how people are impacted by executive orders.318 +1 more——————
Brendan F. BoyleDemocratU.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 2nd DistrictSupports replacing aging gas delivery pipes within the city of Philadelphia.319 +3 more—Wants to bring awareness to the importance of early detection and treatment of lung cancer.320 +2 more——Supports gun violence prevention legislation.321 +1 moreSupported legislation to regulate PFAS chemicals, clean up contamination, and protect public health.322Demands more federal funding for Philadelphia public schools.323 +4 more———Supports giving the people of Puerto Rico the ability to make an informed choice about their political future.321 +1 moreWants to require that only elected Members or Delegates be eligible to serve as the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.321 +1 more————Secured federal funding for the Urban League of Greater Philadelphia to develop a new satellite office.324
Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr.RepublicanU.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 8th DistrictWants to prevent benefit losses for those on programs like SNAP.325 +2 more—Wants to learn about his work related to healthcare.326 +5 moreSupports providing long-term funding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).325 +1 more——Supports funding for local projects and initiatives related to energy.327 +2 moreSupports expanding the Department of Education’s definition of “professional degrees” to include nursing degrees.328Supports providing funding to modernize law enforcement technology and equipment to enhance officer safety and operations.329 +2 more———Supports requiring voter ID for members of Congress and their families.330——Supports providing long-term funding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).329 +1 more—Supports discussion with local farmers impacted by April’s devastating freeze.330 +5 more
Gabe AmoDemocratU.S. Representative for Rhode Island's 1st DistrictWants to bring investments and federal funding to the district.331 +4 more—Wants to improve access to behavioral and mental health services in Rhode Island.332 +1 more———Wants to make clean energy upgrades accessible to more Rhode Islanders through federal funding programs.333 +1 moreWants to help Rhode Island parents and students with the FAFSA form rollout.334—Expresses disappointment regarding the shutdown of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).335 +1 more—————Supports posthumously honoring America’s first Black military unit with the Congressional Gold Medal.335——
Sheri BiggsRepublicanU.S. Representative for South Carolina's 3rd DistrictSupports delivering relief to working families across South Carolina's Third District.336 +3 moreWants fiscal responsibility and transparency of citizens' tax dollars.337Introduced a bill to improve the federal government's response to mental health crises.337 +1 moreWants to stop the flow of fentanyl and restore immigration enforcement to protect American communities.338 +2 moreBelieves life should be cherished and deserves protection, born and unborn.339Wants to defend the Constitutional rights of responsible law-abiding gun owners.339—Wants education policy to remain closest to the student and keep parents in charge.339————Voted to pass a bill codifying President Trump’s America First Agenda.337——Wants to keep promises made to veterans and ensure they receive honor, dignity, and care.339 +2 more——
Tim BurchettRepublicanU.S. Representative for Tennessee's 2nd DistrictWants Congress to reverse irresponsible spending habits and return to fiscal responsibility.340 +4 moreSupports legislation to prevent tax dollars from funding terrorists.340 +2 more—Wants to deport anyone who tries to enter the country illegally, believing it endangers citizens and costs taxpayers money.341 +4 moreSupports protecting unborn babies and opposes using tax dollars to fund abortions.342Supports the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.342—Wants to abolish the Department of Education and return authority to state and local governments.343 +1 more—Wants leaders to project strength on the world stage to deter adversaries like China and Iran.344 +4 moreSupports Social Security and Medicare benefits for those who have paid into the system.342Wants to invest taxpayer dollars in forward-looking projects to address the country’s needs.342Believes Members of Congress should have time to review spending details before voting.340 +1 more——Supports recognizing and respecting military service members every day of the year.342 +1 moreSupports making the temporary scheduling order for fentanyl-related substances permanent.341 +1 more—
Steve CohenDemocratU.S. Representative for Tennessee's 9th DistrictWants the state to accept federal funding for supplemental nutritional assistance program (SNAP).345 +2 moreSupports ensuring large corporations and the wealthy pay their fair share.346Wants to address the high infant mortality rate in the district through pilot programs.345 +6 more——Supports strengthening enforcement of the Horse Protection Act and holding violators accountable for horse soring abuse.347Believes we have a moral responsibility to preserve our planet.348 +3 moreBelieves assisting families in pursuing higher education is critical for national growth and success.345 +3 moreSupports legislation to combat animal cruelty.347———Supports restoring the Voting Rights Act by establishing a new nationwide coverage formula.349 +3 moreSupports advancing human-based simulation technologies for medical and military training.347—Believes the government has a responsibility to ensure veterans receive earned benefits.348—Advocates for increased funding for women, infants, and children (WIC).345
James TalaricoDemocratState Representative, Texas, District 50—————————————Supports incorporating accessibility guidelines for improved web accessibility for the visually impaired.350 +3 more————
Monica De La CruzRepublicanU.S. Representative for Texas's 15th District———Wants to reinstate the Remain in Mexico policy.351 +2 more——————————————
Jodey C. ArringtonRepublicanU.S. Representative for Texas's 19th DistrictRecognizes agriculture's contribution to the local, state, and national economies.352 +3 moreSupports tax cuts for families, small businesses, and large businesses to stimulate economic growth and optimism.353 +1 more—Supports providing the Border Patrol with the tools needed to keep Americans safe.354 +2 moreBelieves life begins at conception and unborn children have the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.355 +1 moreBelieves in the individual right to bear arms, which shall not be infringed.355Wants to reduce regulations and cut taxes for oil and gas industries to allow them to grow and thrive.356 +3 moreWants to give states and local school districts more control over education.357 +2 moreWants to increase penalties for inciting, promoting, encouraging, aiding, abetting, and participating in a riot.358 +5 moreBelieves America is the most powerful, prosperous, and generous nation in the world.358——Will fight for states’ rights regarding marriage and other issues.355————Believes agriculture is a national security issue, contributing to independence and securing goods.352
Michael CloudRepublicanU.S. Representative for Texas's 27th DistrictSupports a low regulatory environment to foster economic innovation and growth for American families.359 +4 more——Believes in a comprehensive approach to solving the border crisis.360 +3 more—Supports protecting the right to keep and bear arms against government infringement.361 +4 moreSupports energy exports through ports, pipelines, and infrastructure to maintain American energy leadership.362 +1 more——Wants to deter enemy nations and defend allies.363 +1 more——Wants to reduce wasteful spending.364——Wants to ensure the military has necessary resources to secure trade routes and combat threats.363 +1 more—Wants to protect the food supply and ensure trade policies export American products.365 +1 more
Henry CuellarDemocratU.S. Representative for Texas's 28th DistrictBelieves utilizing domestic energy resources can facilitate sustained economic growth.366 +1 more—Supports partnerships between the Department of Defense and local area hospitals to address military members' health needs.367———Supports domestic energy as a means to support U.S. energy and economic independence.366 +2 moreSupports increasing science and math educational programs for Minority and Hispanic students.367 +7 more—Authored and signed a commission into law to increase interoperability between U.S. and Mexican law enforcement agencies.368——Supports reforming federal agency procedures and eliminating bureaucratic redundancy to increase government transparency and accountability.369——Serves on the Defense Subcommittee and the Subcommittee on Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies.369 +2 more—Authored legislation to combat drug trafficking and weapons smuggling within border communities.368 +3 more
Dan CrenshawRepublicanU.S. Representative for Texas's 2nd DistrictBelieves the economy thrives when government and bureaucracy are minimized.370Wants to get the fiscal house in order and avoid burdening the next generation.370Understands the experience of being a patient in socialized medicine.370Wants to ensure the safety of the American people and enforce the rule of law.370—————Believes America should lead the free world and not back down from this responsibility.370————————
Jasmine CrockettDemocratU.S. Representative for Texas's 30th DistrictWants to ensure working families can afford to live in the place they love by raising the minimum wage.371 +9 more———Wants federal legislation to protect the freedom and health of all women.372Believes senseless acts of gun violence devastate families and snatch innocent lives.372Supports green energy transitions.372 +4 moreRecognizes Texas' 30th Congressional District is strengthened by diverse educational institutions.372 +2 more———Supports creating various housing supply so all residents can lead the life they want.371 +2 moreWants to push for fair voting legislation that would bring Texas, and other states, into the 21st century.373 +3 moreSupports identifying and investing in regions with high potential for burgeoning technology industry sectors.374—Recognizes Texas as central to veterans affairs.372—Applauded the Farm Bill extension that includes full funding for essential Farm Bill programs.375 +1 more
John R. CarterRepublicanU.S. Representative for Texas's 31st DistrictSupports the United-States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to benefit Texas trade and jobs.376 +2 moreBelieves conservative tax policies will drive economic success and strengthen the middle class and grow small businesses.377 +6 more—Wants to secure the border with fences, drones, sensors, and surveillance cameras.378 +4 more——Believes the best energy policies are grounded in science, protect quality of life, and benefit the environment and people.379 +4 moreBelieves Texans should drive their own educational policies, reducing the federal government's role.380 +5 more———————Supports legislation that improves the quality of life for soldiers and their families.381 +5 more——
Greg CasarDemocratU.S. Representative for Texas's 35th DistrictWants to create good union jobs in clean energy and protect communities from pollution.382 +10 moreWants the ultra-rich to pay their fair share in taxes.382—Demands the return of a student wrongfully deported to Honduras.383 +2 moreSupports restoring reproductive rights and protecting the right to an abortion across the country.384 +1 moreSupports funding gun violence intervention programs, universal background checks, and banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.384Supports legislation to create union jobs in clean energy and protect communities.385 +4 moreSupports supporting the learning and growth of children through child care programs and policies.386 +1 moreWants to invest in resources for working families to ensure community safety and well-being.387 +2 moreSupports policies that center labor and human rights across the world.382—Wants to limit child care costs to 7% of any family’s income.386 +1 moreSupports strengthening protections against discriminatory voting practices.388 +4 more—Believes civil rights are under attack and need to be strengthened.382 +2 moreSupports providing child care to military families through funding.386Supports legalizing marijuana, expunging past records, and directing funds to mental health and substance use services.384Wants to build a food system that works better for farmers, workers, consumers, and the environment.382
Lloyd DoggettDemocratU.S. Representative for Texas's 37th DistrictSupports investing in workforce, education, and job training to grow the economy.389 +11 moreBelieves that taxpayer information submitted to the IRS should be highly protected and confidential.390 +4 moreIs committed to preserving hard-fought for reforms to our health system.389Supports building bridges to connect families, strengthen communities, and grow the economy, rather than walls.391 +6 more—Supports banning military-style assault weapons to prevent gun violence.392 +2 moreRecognizes the role of climate change in extreme weather events.389Wants to simplify the financial aid process by allowing use of tax information from two years prior.393 +4 moreSupports abuse and neglect prevention and reducing caseloads for child welfare caseworkers.393 +1 more—Opposes breaking promises of retirement and health security for veterans.389Wants to eliminate regulations to cut the cost of a new home in half.394Wants to refocus attention on the attack on democracy, despite Republican obstruction of impeachment proceedings.390 +3 moreBelieves that government efficiency should not require trampling on individual privacy, opposing DOGE's practices.390 +3 moreSupports action to protect Black lives.389Opposes rolling back oversight of the firearms industry.392 +2 more——
John CornynRepublicanU.S. Senator for TexasWants to expand U.S. exports of food and fiber to new markets around the world.395 +5 moreSupports reducing taxes for family farms of all sizes.395 +1 moreSupports lowering prescription drug prices and preventing drug companies from abusing the patent system.396 +10 more—————Supports providing law enforcement with resources to keep Texas safe and secure.397 +15 more————————Introduced legislation to safeguard public health, agriculture, and local ecosystems against feral swine.395 +4 more
Ted CruzRepublicanU.S. Senator for Texas—————Supports defending the Second Amendment freedoms protected under the Constitution.398——————Wants to protect the integrity of our elections and voting rights of all Texans and Americans.398—Supports religious liberty freedoms protected under the Constitution.398Believes it is important to honor and respect veterans’ service and sacrifices.399 +1 more——
Ben ClineRepublicanU.S. Representative for Virginia's 6th DistrictWants to restore America’s energy independence and reduce costs by increasing domestic production and cutting red tape.400Supports making the state budget publicly available online for citizen review before votes.401 +1 more——Supports legislation protecting the unborn and opposes abortion.402—Supports an “all of the above” energy policy to bolster American security and economic interests while safeguarding natural resources.400 +11 more—————Supports increasing transparency in government through legislation and public access to information.401 +6 more—————
Donald S. Beyer, Jr.DemocratU.S. Representative for Virginia's 8th DistrictSupports investments in the economy like the Inflation Reduction Act, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, and the CHIPS and Science Act.403 +1 moreWants to promote tax policies that empower workers and grow the middle class.403————Supports cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 through investments in the American economy.404 +2 moreSupports protecting and strengthening public schools and supporting educators through funding and flexibility.405 +5 moreSupports improving the national response to extremism, hateful ideology, and crimes of bias.406 +1 more—————Supports equal treatment under the law without discrimination based on various characteristics.406 +2 moreMaintains a national defense that keeps American citizens and allies safe.407 +8 more——
Mark R. WarnerDemocratU.S. Senator for VirginiaWants an economy that rewards work, not just wealth.408————————————Wants a plan to help workers affected by artificial intelligence.408————
Becca BalintDemocratU.S. Representative for Vermont (at large)Is fighting to defend and expand SNAP to ensure no family goes hungry.409——————————Wants to build more affordable housing and secure investments for low- and middle-income families.410 +1 more—————Wants the 2023 Farm Bill to support local Vermont farms, not just industrial farms.409 +1 more
Bernard SandersIndependentU.S. Senator for VermontWants to increase the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour and give a raise to nearly 40 million Americans.411 +7 moreWants to require the wealthiest families and corporations to pay their fair share.411Wants to establish a Medicare for All, single-payer system to treat health care as a human right.411———Wants to aggressively reduce carbon emissions to address global climate change.411 +3 moreWants to lessen the burden of tuition and student loans.411 +6 more—Believes the United States needs a foreign policy that prioritizes diplomacy and working collectively with allies.411 +4 moreWants to expand Social Security to ensure no one suffers in poverty.411——Wants to stop media consolidation and strengthen public interest obligations of broadcasters.411 +1 moreSupports access to good nutrition for every American and increasing funding for SNAP.411Believes the costs of war extend beyond financial expenses, impacting service members and their families.411 +1 more—Supports sustainable and organic farming and ensuring good nutrition for every American.411 +3 more
Suzan K. DelBeneDemocratU.S. Representative for Washington's 1st DistrictWants to rebuild the middle class, expand opportunities, and invest in long-term economic growth and security.412—Supports ensuring every American has affordable, quality healthcare.413 +2 more—Supports women's access to birth control and family planning services.413 +1 more————————Wants to educate Congress on emerging technologies and their impact on lives and businesses.414 +6 more—Supports ensuring veterans and servicemembers receive the support and benefits they deserve and have earned.415 +4 more——
Michael BaumgartnerRepublicanU.S. Representative for Washington's 5th DistrictSupports policies to reduce inflation and curb government spending.416Celebrates delivering tax cuts for working families in Washington’s 5th District.417Supports a patient-centered, affordable, and transparent healthcare system for all Americans.418 +2 moreSupports securing the border and enforcing existing immigration laws.416Supports each state's right to determine its own abortion laws.416Supports policies that guarantee Americans their 2nd Amendment rights.416—Supports local control of education and empowering parents to have choices.416—Supports a strong American foreign policy to prevent China from acquiring strategic US assets.416 +1 moreBelieves senior citizens should receive all promised Social Security and Medicare benefits.416————Supports upgrades to Fairchild Air Force Base.416 +1 more—Supports protecting the agricultural supply chain and boosting market access for farmers and ranchers.419 +1 more
Maria CantwellDemocratU.S. Senator for WashingtonWants to rein in excessive speculation on Wall Street.420 +4 more—————Supports creating a modern, efficient national electricity grid.421 +3 moreSupports ensuring every American has the opportunity to receive a quality education and gain skills for job opportunities.422 +2 more——————Supports expanding federal nondiscrimination protections for all Americans regardless of sexual orientation, race, religion, gender, national origin, age, or disability.423 +1 more———
Shelley Moore CapitoRepublicanU.S. Senator for West VirginiaWants to better connect West Virginia through broadband to develop businesses and improve education.424 +10 moreSupports the 45Q carbon capture tax credit.425 +1 moreBelieves every American deserves access to affordable, quality health care.424 +8 more———Believes in an all-of-the-above energy policy that creates jobs and is responsible for the environment.424 +7 moreSupports developing the next generation of water utility workers.426 +1 more—Believes aggressors like Iran and Russia must be dealt with firmly and staunchly supports Israel.427—Supports providing West Virginians with safe, dependable water and wastewater services.426—Wants to ensure small businesses have access to high-speed broadband.428—Values the sacrifices of veterans and wants to ensure they receive support and benefits.424 +4 moreFunds partnerships to combat the opioid crisis.427 +3 moreSupports addressing wastewater challenges faced by rural communities.426

Sources

Each number in the board links to the politician's own page where we read the position. Their page on this site shows the exact quote.

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    Mary Peltola: marypeltola.comhttps://marypeltola.com/priorities/
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    Robert B. Aderholt: aderholt.house.govhttps://aderholt.house.gov/issues/economy
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Robert B. Aderholt: aderholt.house.govhttps://aderholt.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Robert B. Aderholt: aderholt.house.govhttps://aderholt.house.gov/issues/energy
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    Robert B. Aderholt: aderholt.house.govhttps://aderholt.house.gov/issues/education
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    Robert B. Aderholt: aderholt.house.govhttps://aderholt.house.gov/issues/american-strength
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Eric A. "Rick" Crawford: crawford.house.govhttps://crawford.house.gov/issues/education-and-job-training
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    Eric A. "Rick" Crawford: crawford.house.govhttps://crawford.house.gov/issues/health-care
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    Eric A. "Rick" Crawford: crawford.house.govhttps://crawford.house.gov/issues/immigration
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    Eric A. "Rick" Crawford: crawford.house.govhttps://crawford.house.gov/issues/cuba-trade
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    Eric A. "Rick" Crawford: crawford.house.govhttps://crawford.house.gov/issues/agriculture-and-trade
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    Yassamin Ansari: ansari.house.govhttps://ansari.house.gov/issues/affordability
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    Yassamin Ansari: ansari.house.govhttps://ansari.house.gov/issues/immigration
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Yassamin Ansari: ansari.house.govhttps://ansari.house.gov/issues/climate-change
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Juan Ciscomani: ciscomani.house.govhttps://ciscomani.house.gov/issues/health
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Juan Ciscomani: ciscomani.house.govhttps://ciscomani.house.gov/issues/border-security
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Juan Ciscomani: ciscomani.house.govhttps://ciscomani.house.gov/issues
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    Juan Ciscomani: ciscomani.house.govhttps://ciscomani.house.gov/issues/education
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    Juan Ciscomani: ciscomani.house.govhttps://ciscomani.house.gov/issues/water
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    Juan Ciscomani: ciscomani.house.govhttps://ciscomani.house.gov/issues/energy
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Mark Kelly: kelly.senate.govhttps://www.kelly.senate.gov/priorities/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Mark DeSaulnier: desaulnier.house.govhttps://desaulnier.house.gov/issues/womens-rights
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Jim Costa: costa.house.govhttps://costa.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Salud O. Carbajal: carbajal.house.govhttps://carbajal.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=15126
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Judy Chu: chu.house.govhttps://chu.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.: cisneros.house.govhttps://cisneros.house.gov/issues
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    Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.: cisneros.house.govhttps://cisneros.house.gov/issues/immigration
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    Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.: cisneros.house.govhttps://cisneros.house.gov/issues/education
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    Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr.: cisneros.house.govhttps://cisneros.house.gov/issues/foreign-affairs
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    Pete Aguilar: aguilar.house.govhttps://aguilar.house.gov/issues/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Ken Calvert: calvert.house.govhttps://calvert.house.gov/issues/agriculture
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    Ken Calvert: calvert.house.govhttps://calvert.house.gov/issues
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    Ken Calvert: calvert.house.govhttps://calvert.house.gov/issues/education
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    Ken Calvert: calvert.house.govhttps://calvert.house.gov/issues/defense
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    Nanette Diaz Barragán: barragan.house.govhttps://barragan.house.gov/issues/jobs-the-economy/
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Nanette Diaz Barragán: barragan.house.govhttps://barragan.house.gov/issues/healthcare/
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Nanette Diaz Barragán: barraganforcongress.comhttps://barraganforcongress.com/issues/
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    Nanette Diaz Barragán: barragan.house.govhttps://barragan.house.gov/issues/gun-violence/
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    Nanette Diaz Barragán: barragan.house.govhttps://barragan.house.gov/issues/environmental-justice-energy/
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    Nanette Diaz Barragán: barragan.house.govhttps://barragan.house.gov/issues/education-student-loans/
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    Nanette Diaz Barragán: barragan.house.govhttps://barragan.house.gov/issues/housing-homeless/
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    J. Luis Correa: correa.house.govhttps://correa.house.gov/about/issues
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    Diana DeGette: degette.house.govhttps://degette.house.gov/issues
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    Lauren Boebert: boebert.house.govhttps://boebert.house.gov/issues/border-security
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    Lauren Boebert: boebert.house.govhttps://boebert.house.gov/issues
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    Lauren Boebert: boebert.house.govhttps://boebert.house.gov/issues/water
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    Jeff Crank: crank.house.govhttps://crank.house.gov/issues/health
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Jeff Crank: crank.house.govhttps://crank.house.gov/issues/veterans
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    Jeff Crank: crank.house.govhttps://crank.house.gov/issues/education
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    Jeff Crank: crank.house.govhttps://crank.house.gov/issues/congress
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Jason Crow: crow.house.govhttps://crow.house.gov/issues
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    Joe Courtney: courtney.house.govhttps://courtney.house.gov/issues
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    Joe Courtney: courtney.house.govhttps://courtney.house.gov/issues/education
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    Joe Courtney: courtney.house.govhttps://courtney.house.gov/issues/agriculture
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Rosa L. DeLauro: delauro.house.govhttps://delauro.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Rosa L. DeLauro: delauro.house.govhttps://delauro.house.gov/issues/national-security
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Richard Blumenthal: blumenthal.senate.govhttps://www.blumenthal.senate.gov/about/issues/education
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Richard Blumenthal: blumenthal.senate.govhttps://www.blumenthal.senate.gov/about/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Christopher A. Coons: coons.senate.govhttps://www.coons.senate.gov/issues/economic-opportunity/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Christopher A. Coons: coons.senate.govhttps://www.coons.senate.gov/issues/health-care/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Christopher A. Coons: coons.senate.govhttps://www.coons.senate.gov/issues/agriculture/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Christopher A. Coons: coons.senate.govhttps://www.coons.senate.gov/issues/judiciary/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Christopher A. Coons: coons.senate.govhttps://www.coons.senate.gov/issues/innovation/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Gus M. Bilirakis: bilirakis.house.govhttps://bilirakis.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Gus M. Bilirakis: bilirakis.house.govhttps://bilirakis.house.gov/issues/flood-insurance
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Gus M. Bilirakis: bilirakis.house.govhttps://bilirakis.house.gov/issues/education
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Gus M. Bilirakis: bilirakis.house.govhttps://bilirakis.house.gov/issues/defense
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    Vern Buchanan: buchanan.house.govhttps://buchanan.house.gov/priorities/trade/
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Vern Buchanan: buchanan.house.govhttps://buchanan.house.gov/priorities/veterans/
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Mario Diaz-Balart: mariodiazbalart.house.govhttps://mariodiazbalart.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Mario Diaz-Balart: mariodiazbalart.house.govhttps://mariodiazbalart.house.gov/issues/foreign-affairs
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Kat Cammack: cammack.house.govhttps://cammack.house.gov/issues/energy
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Kat Cammack: cammack.house.govhttps://cammack.house.gov/issues/health
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Kat Cammack: cammack.house.govhttps://cammack.house.gov/issues/congress
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Kat Cammack: cammack.house.govhttps://cammack.house.gov/issues/veterans
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Aaron Bean: bean.house.govhttps://bean.house.gov/about/key-issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Mike Collins: collins.house.govhttps://collins.house.gov/issues/energy
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Mike Collins: collins.house.govhttps://collins.house.gov/issues/education
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Earl L. "Buddy" Carter: buddycarter.house.govhttps://buddycarter.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=14898
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Earl L. "Buddy" Carter: buddycarter.house.govhttps://buddycarter.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=14893
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Earl L. "Buddy" Carter: buddycarter.house.govhttps://buddycarter.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=14887
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Earl L. "Buddy" Carter: buddycarter.house.govhttps://buddycarter.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=14895
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    Earl L. "Buddy" Carter: buddycarter.house.govhttps://buddycarter.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=14890
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    Earl L. "Buddy" Carter: buddycarter.house.govhttps://buddycarter.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=14896
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Mike Crapo: crapo.senate.govhttps://www.crapo.senate.gov/issues/trade
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Mike Crapo: crapo.senate.govhttps://www.crapo.senate.gov/issues/taxes
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Mike Bost: bost.house.govhttps://bost.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Mike Bost: bost.house.govhttps://bost.house.gov/pro-life
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Sean Casten: casten.house.govhttps://casten.house.gov/issues/education
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Sean Casten: casten.house.govhttps://casten.house.gov/issues/lgbtq
    Read October 15, 2026
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    Raja Krishnamoorthi: krishnamoorthi.house.govhttps://krishnamoorthi.house.gov/issues/growingoureconomy
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Raja Krishnamoorthi: krishnamoorthi.house.govhttps://krishnamoorthi.house.gov/issues/keepingourpromisestoseniors
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Raja Krishnamoorthi: krishnamoorthi.house.govhttps://krishnamoorthi.house.gov/issues/supportingwomen
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Raja Krishnamoorthi: krishnamoorthi.house.govhttps://krishnamoorthi.house.gov/issues
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    André Carson: carson.house.govhttps://carson.house.gov/issues
    Read October 15, 2026
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    André Carson: carson.house.govhttps://carson.house.gov/issues/economy
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    James Comer: comer.house.govhttps://comer.house.gov/issues/healthcare/
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    Andy Barr: barr.house.govhttps://barr.house.gov/policy-issues
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Andy Barr: barr.house.govhttps://barr.house.gov/values
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    Jake Auchincloss: jakeforma.comhttps://www.jakeforma.com/issues
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Katherine M. Clark: katherineclark.house.govhttps://katherineclark.house.gov/issues/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Katherine M. Clark: katherineclark.house.govhttps://katherineclark.house.gov/issues/families/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Katherine M. Clark: katherineclark.house.govhttps://katherineclark.house.gov/issues/civilrights/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Katherine M. Clark: katherineclark.house.govhttps://katherineclark.house.gov/issues/health/
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Graham Platner: grahamforsenate.comhttps://www.grahamforsenate.com/platform
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Graham Platner: grahamforsenate.comhttps://www.grahamforsenate.com/platform/taxplan
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    Susan M. Collins: collins.senate.govhttps://www.collins.senate.gov/issues/economy
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Susan M. Collins: collins.senate.govhttps://www.collins.senate.gov/issues/health-care
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    Susan M. Collins: collins.senate.govhttps://www.collins.senate.gov/issues/education
    Read October 13, 2026
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    Susan M. Collins: collins.senate.govhttps://www.collins.senate.gov/issues/senior-issues
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    Angie Craig: craig.house.govhttps://craig.house.gov/issues
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    Angie Craig: craig.house.govhttps://craig.house.gov/issues/environment
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    Angie Craig: craig.house.govhttps://craig.house.gov/issues/education
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