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Congressman Warren Davidson

On the Issues, Warren Davidson

Opposes discrimination against small businesses on religious beliefs.

Supports Congressional voting on mandatory and discretionary spending.

Opposes reduction in Social Security benefits.

Said, "Out of control government spending is a bipartisan problem... We must embrace solutions to cut spending and fix the budget prrocess."

Voted against the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, which would expand labor protections for organizing and bargaining.

- Opposes discrimination against small businesses on religious beliefs.
- Supports Congressional voting on mandatory and discretionary spending.
- Opposes reduction in Social Security benefits.
- Said, "Out of control government spending is a bipartisan problem... We must embrace solutions to cut spending and fix the budget prrocess."
- Voted against the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, which would expand labor protections for organizing and bargaining.

Economy

Supports withholding federal, state, and local funding from abortion providers.

Said, "I support the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which requires health care providers to provide life-saving treatment for infants who survive an attempted abortion."

Supports making Health Saving Accounts (HSAs) accessible to all people and making health insurance payments eligible expenses.

Prioritizes eliminating surprise billing through requiring providers to provide one bill per visit.

Said, "Individuals should be able to choose the combination of care, coverage, and cost they find best for their own circumstances from a range of high-quality alternatives in a truly competitive market."

Said, "Eliminate most federal mandates and block grant all federal Medicaid on a per citizen basis."

- Opposes access to abortion.
- Supports withholding federal, state, and local funding from abortion providers.
- Said, "I support the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which requires health care providers to provide life-saving treatment for infants who survive an attempted abortion."
- Supports making Health Saving Accounts (HSAs) accessible to all people and making health insurance payments eligible expenses.
- Prioritizes eliminating surprise billing through requiring providers to provide one bill per visit.
- Said, "Individuals should be able to choose the combination of care, coverage, and cost they find best for their own circumstances from a range of high-quality alternatives in a truly competitive market."
- Said, "Eliminate most federal mandates and block grant all federal Medicaid on a per citizen basis."

Healthcare

Said, "I oppose gun control measures including red flag laws, expanded restrictions on lawful transfers, magazine bans, and others."

Supports limiting gun restrictions to "...people convicted of prior gun crimes, persons lawfully adjudicated mentally dangerous to themselves or others, and non-citizens."

- Said, "I oppose gun control measures including red flag laws, expanded restrictions on lawful transfers, magazine bans, and others."
- Supports limiting gun restrictions to "...people convicted of prior gun crimes, persons lawfully adjudicated mentally dangerous to themselves or others, and non-citizens."

Public Safety

Supports the construction of the border wall on the US-Mexico border.

Supports withholding state and federal funds from public and private entities that do not comply with immigration laws.

Advocates the practice of conditional 3-year visas.

Prioritizes helping veterans returning to civilian life.

Said, "America should welcome refugees from areas affected by US actions and help other refugees establish safe relocation closer to their home countries."

Said, "The best way to maintain peace is through a strong military."

Voted against the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, which mandates proof that products from Xinjiang are not made with forced labor.

Voted against the Combating International Islamophobia Act, which would establish an office to monitor and combat Islamophobia.

Said, "I promise to protect the freedom of Christians to share the Gospel and to practice Biblical principles."

- Supports the construction of the border wall on the US-Mexico border.
- Supports withholding state and federal funds from public and private entities that do not comply with immigration laws.
- Advocates the practice of conditional 3-year visas.
- Prioritizes helping veterans returning to civilian life.
- Said, "America should welcome refugees from areas affected by US actions and help other refugees establish safe relocation closer to their home countries."
- Said, "The best way to maintain peace is through a strong military."
- Voted against the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, which mandates proof that products from Xinjiang are not made with forced labor.
- Voted against the Combating International Islamophobia Act, which would establish an office to monitor and combat Islamophobia.
- Said, "I promise to protect the freedom of Christians to share the Gospel and to practice Biblical principles."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Energy & the Environment

Voted against the Protecting Our Democracy Act, which addresses presidential power abuses, accountability, and election integrity.

- Voted against the Protecting Our Democracy Act, which addresses presidential power abuses, accountability, and election integrity.
- Opposes statehood for Washington D.C.

Voting & Elections

Opposes federal student loan forgiveness.

- Opposes federal student loan forgiveness.

Education

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Plans to vote for bills regardless of the administration that introduces them as long as they will benefit state residents.

Supports replacing fossil fuel jobs with green energy jobs and wants to create jobs to build and restore "crumbling roads and bridges."

Believes the US must urgently expand trade with current partners and identify new markets for farmers to sell their products.

Opposes "stringent work requirements for SNAP recipients" and believes policymakers are complicating access to food assistance for families.

- Supports microchip development in Ohio.
- Plans to vote for bills regardless of the administration that introduces them as long as they will benefit state residents.
- Supports replacing fossil fuel jobs with green energy jobs and wants to create jobs to build and restore "crumbling roads and bridges."
- Believes the US must urgently expand trade with current partners and identify new markets for farmers to sell their products.
- Opposes "stringent work requirements for SNAP recipients" and believes policymakers are complicating access to food assistance for families.

Supports abortion access and opposes government intervention in women's healthcare decisions.

Believes healthcare costs are rising faster than inflation.

Plans to work to ensure that all Americans have access to strong and affordable healthcare, including prescription drug costs.

Supports establishing a "data-driven healthcare system that will protect us from future health emergencies."

- Supports abortion.
- Supports abortion access and opposes government intervention in women's healthcare decisions.
- Believes healthcare costs are rising faster than inflation.
- Plans to work to ensure that all Americans have access to strong and affordable healthcare, including prescription drug costs.
- Supports establishing a "data-driven healthcare system that will protect us from future health emergencies."

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Believes Ohio’s prisons disproportionately incarcerate poor, mentally ill, and minority individuals, advocating for criminal justice system fairness.

Believes Ohio’s prisons disproportionately incarcerate poor, mentally ill, and minority populations. 

Wants to bridge racial inequalities, including addressing racial profiling, biased court decisions, mass incarceration, and increase Black representation in colleges and well-paying fields.

Supports gun control measures like banning bump stocks.

Said, "I believe there is no good reason for civilians to own war weapons."

- Wants to address opioid addiction.
- Believes Ohio’s prisons disproportionately incarcerate poor, mentally ill, and minority populations. 
- Wants to bridge racial inequalities, including addressing racial profiling, biased court decisions, mass incarceration, and increase Black representation in colleges and well-paying fields.
- Supports gun control measures like banning bump stocks.
- Said, "I believe there is no good reason for civilians to own war weapons."

Wants to improve physical and mental healthcare for veterans.

Wants veterans hospitals to be "well equipped as any in the United States."

Supports establishing a pathway to citizenship for long-term residents and American-raised children.

- Wants to improve physical and mental healthcare for veterans.
- Wants veterans hospitals to be "well equipped as any in the United States."
- Supports establishing a pathway to citizenship for long-term residents and American-raised children.

Supports measures that address climate change.

Wants to end tax reductions for oil and gas companies.

- Supports measures that address climate change.
- Wants to end tax reductions for oil and gas companies.
- Opposes fracking.

Wants to overturn Citizens United, which allows corporations and other outside groups to spend "unlimited" funds on elections.

- Wants to overturn Citizens United, which allows corporations and other outside groups to spend "unlimited" funds on elections.
- Supports ending gerrymandering.

- Supports remote learning.
- Wants to strengthen vocational programs.
- Wants to ensure teachers are well-paid.

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- Your US Representative represents the interests of your district in the US House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. Ohio currently has 15 US Representatives.
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- Representatives are elected to two-year terms. To hold this office, a candidate must be a legal resident of Ohio, and have been a citizen of the United States for 7 years. US Representatives are paid a salary of $174,000/year.