Elwood H. Hillis

Elwood Hillis generally supported policies that favored limited government intervention in the economy and advocated for tax reductions aimed at stimulating economic growth. He prioritized balancing the federal budget.

Hillis supported policies that aimed to aid farmers through federal assistance programs, while also promoting free market principles in agricultural trade.

Hillis favored stricter immigration control measures, supporting laws that aimed to curb illegal immigration and enhance border security.

Hillis supported local control over educational policies, advocating for reduced federal involvement and increased parental choice in education.

Hillis backed policies promoting energy independence through increased domestic production of oil and natural gas while being cautious about overregulation of the energy sector.

He was skeptical of extensive regulatory approaches to climate change, preferring market-based solutions to environmental issues.

Hillis leaned towards policies that supported private sector solutions in healthcare and was generally opposed to expanding government-run healthcare programs.

Hillis favored policies that incentivized private sector involvement in housing, with restricted federal intervention in the housing market.

He supported infrastructure development but emphasized the importance of private investment and efficient use of federal funds in transportation projects.

Hillis was a strong advocate for the welfare of veterans, supporting enhanced benefits and services for military veterans.

Hillis generally backed policies that aimed to ensure the integrity of the electoral process, supporting measures to prevent voter fraud.