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Amo Houghton
Amo Houghton Congressional Service
Amo Houghton is a retired United States Congressman for the state of New York. AMO served as a House Representative for the state of New York and served a total of 9 terms in congress.
Amo Houghton participated in over 22 voting sessions, sponsored over 145 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 1731 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
ConservativeAmo Houghton generally supported free market principles, advocating for tax cuts and fiscal responsibility. He focused on economic growth through business-friendly policies.
Agriculture
CentristHoughton supported agricultural subsidies and programs that benefited farmers, recognizing the importance of agriculture to his district's economy.
Immigration
CentristHoughton advocated for balanced immigration reforms, focusing on both securing borders and providing pathways to legal status for undocumented immigrants.
Education
CentristHe supported increased funding for public education and policies aimed at improving educational standards and accountability.
Energy
CentristHoughton supported expanding domestic energy production, including both fossil fuels and renewable energy sources, to ensure energy independence.
Climate change
CentristsHe acknowledged climate change and supported moderate environmental regulations but focused on balancing economic and environmental considerations.
Healthcare
CentristHoughton favored moderate healthcare reforms that aimed to increase access while controlling costs, supporting some market-based solutions.
Housing
CentristHe supported policies that encouraged homeownership and affordable housing initiatives for lower-income families.
Transportation
CentristHoughton endorsed investment in infrastructure development, including roads and public transportation systems, to enhance economic growth.
Veterans affairs
CentristHe advocated for robust support and benefits for veterans, including healthcare and employment assistance programs.
Voting rights
CentristHoughton supported measures to ensure fair and accessible voting processes, though specifics on his stance were not prominently noted.