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Dan Hamburg
Dan Hamburg Congressional Service
Dan Hamburg is a retired United States Congressman for the state of California. DAN served as a House Representative for the state of California and served a total of 1 term in congress.
Dan Hamburg participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored 6 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 226 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
LiberalDan Hamburg has historically supported progressive economic policies, advocating for increased public investment in infrastructure and social services.
Agriculture
LiberalDan Hamburg has shown support for sustainable agricultural practices and policies that favor small and local farmers over large agribusinesses.
Immigration
LiberalDan Hamburg has backed compassionate immigration reform, emphasizing pathways to citizenship and protection of immigrant rights.
Education
LiberalDan Hamburg has favored increased funding for public education, as well as policies that aim to make higher education more accessible and affordable.
Energy
LiberalDan Hamburg supports a transition to renewable energy sources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Climate change
Extremely liberalDan Hamburg has consistently advocated for strong action on climate change, supporting measures to reduce carbon emissions and promote environmental sustainability.
Healthcare
LiberalDan Hamburg has supported universal healthcare coverage and policies aimed at expanding access to medical services for all individuals.
Housing
LiberalDan Hamburg advocates for affordable housing initiatives and increased support for low-income housing development.
Transportation
LiberalDan Hamburg has endorsed the expansion of public transportation options and infrastructure improvements to reduce congestion and emissions.
Veterans affairs
LiberalDan Hamburg supports improving veterans' access to healthcare, education, and employment opportunities.
Voting rights
LiberalDan Hamburg has promoted policies to expand voting access and protect voter rights, opposing measures seen as restrictive.