House, Biography of Rick Allen

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "Small businesses, our nation’s job creators, are being taxed and regulated to death and are struggling to stay afloat. More Americans than ever are struggling with rising prices and high inflation. This is unacceptable."

Said, "Small businesses, our nation’s job creators, are being taxed and regulated to death and are struggling to stay afloat. More Americans than ever are struggling with rising prices and high inflation. This is unacceptable."

Said, "Job-killing policies and overregulation have plagued us for far too long, stifling American entrepreneurism... It is time to get Washington back on the path to a prosperous economy..."

Believes that overregulation and higher government involvement creates "job-killing policies" and stifles small businesses.

Said, "I’m a conservative small businessman, I’ll bring my experience in job creation and principled leadership to Congress to combat the growing reach of the federal government into the lives of every American."

The candidate's website says, "We need to build on the foundation of our nation’s economy by loosening Washington’s grip and letting the free market do its job."

Advocates for minimized government intervention into local economies, and more independence for the free market.

The candidate's website says, "Growing the Economy is the Only Way to Create Jobs"

Believes that "growing the economy is the only way to create jobs."

Said, "I know firsthand about creating jobs in spite of the obstacles put in place by the federal government... I founded R.W. Allen & Associates, a construction corporation with offices in Augusta and Athens."

Has experience with job creation despite "the obstacles put in place by the federal government" through the ownership of his small business, R.W. Allen & Associates. 

Oversees federal policies dealing with the relationships between employer and employee, and employment-related benefits as Senior Republican on the Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions.

- Said, "Small businesses, our nation’s job creators, are being taxed and regulated to death and are struggling to stay afloat. More Americans than ever are struggling with rising prices and high inflation. This is unacceptable."
- Believes that overregulation and higher government involvement creates "job-killing policies" and stifles small businesses.
- Said, "I’m a conservative small businessman, I’ll bring my experience in job creation and principled leadership to Congress to combat the growing reach of the federal government into the lives of every American."
- Advocates for minimized government intervention into local economies, and more independence for the free market.
- Believes that "growing the economy is the only way to create jobs."
- Has experience with job creation despite "the obstacles put in place by the federal government" through the ownership of his small business, R.W. Allen & Associates. 
- Oversees federal policies dealing with the relationships between employer and employee, and employment-related benefits as Senior Republican on the Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions.

Economy

Ballotpedia, Rick Allen

Voted "yes" on the Lower Energy Costs Act, which aimed to increase domestic energy production and exports through increasing the production of natural gas, oil and coal.

- Voted "yes" on the Lower Energy Costs Act, which aimed to increase domestic energy production and exports through increasing the production of natural gas, oil and coal.

Energy & the Environment

As of March 19, 2024, Richard W. Allen’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Focuses on strengthening schools as a member of the House Education and Labor Committee.

- Focuses on strengthening schools as a member of the House Education and Labor Committee.

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Richard W. Allen

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