Doug Bereuter

Douglas Bereuter generally supported free market policies, trade agreements, and a balanced federal budget, advocating for incremental improvements in economic policy.

Bereuter, representing a largely rural state, often supported agricultural subsidies and policies benefiting farmers, reflecting a concern for agricultural stability and rural development.

Bereuter endorsed measures to strengthen border security and regulate immigration, supporting efforts to address illegal immigration while recognizing the need for reform in immigration policy.

He supported federal investment in education while emphasizing local control, maintaining a balance between federal standards and local administration.

Bereuter's stance included support for a diverse energy policy that balanced traditional fossil fuels with the development of alternative energy sources.

Bereuter recognized the importance of environmental issues but tended to support gradual and economically viable approaches to addressing climate change concerns.

He favored market-based healthcare reforms and efforts to increase access while controlling costs, without endorsing universal healthcare models.

Bereuter supported federal programs aimed at increasing affordable housing, particularly for low-income families, while emphasizing fiscal responsibility.

He advocated for improvements in infrastructure, supporting federal investment in transportation to boost economic growth and connectivity.

Bereuter supported measures aimed at improving veterans' services and benefits, emphasizing the importance of honoring and providing for veterans.

He generally supported legislation aiming to ensure fair and secure elections while not endorsing extensive federal interventions in voting processes.