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Charles W. Norwood
Charles W. Norwood Congressional Service
Charles W. Norwood is a retired United States Congressman for the state of Georgia. CHARLES served as a House Representative for the state of Georgia and served a total of 7 terms in congress.
Charles W. Norwood participated in over 36 voting sessions, sponsored over 82 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 1774 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
ConservativeCharles Norwood supported tax cuts and deregulation aimed at stimulating economic growth. He favored policies that promoted free market principles.
Agriculture
ConservativeNorwood advocated for policies that supported traditional farming practices and provided aid to farmers facing economic challenges.
Immigration
Extremely conservativeNorwood took a strong stance on securing the U.S. borders and advocated for strict immigration enforcement measures.
Education
ConservativeHe supported local control of schools and opposed federal mandates, favoring policies that increased accountability and parental choice.
Energy
ConservativeNorwood supported the expansion of domestic energy production, including oil, gas, and coal, aiming for energy independence.
Climate change
ConservativeHe was skeptical of policies aimed at addressing climate change that he believed would harm economic growth and energy production.
Healthcare
ConservativeNorwood supported reforms to increase access to healthcare through private market solutions rather than government-run programs.
Housing
ConservativeHe advocated for reducing federal involvement in housing markets, emphasizing private sector solutions.
Transportation
ConservativeNorwood favored infrastructure investments but prioritized projects that aligned with fiscal conservatism and efficient spending.
Veterans affairs
ConservativeHe supported improving veterans' healthcare and benefits, emphasizing efficiency and support for returning service members.
Voting rights
ConservativeNorwood backed measures that aimed to ensure the integrity of the electoral process, including voter ID laws.