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Gillis W. Long
Gillis W. Long Congressional Service
Gillis W. Long is a retired United States Congressman for the state of Louisiana. GILLIS served as a House Representative for the state of Louisiana and served a total of 2 terms in congress.
Gillis W. Long participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored over 170 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 531 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
LiberalGillis Long supported economic policies focused on reducing unemployment and promoting labor rights. He was known for advocating for job creation and income equality.
Agriculture
CentristLong was committed to supporting agricultural interests, often backing federal assistance and subsidies for farmers to ensure agricultural stability.
Immigration
CentristThere is limited specific information on Long's stance on immigration, but he generally followed policies that were moderate for his time period.
Education
LiberalGillis Long advocated for improved educational opportunities and federally funded education programs, focusing on equal access for all.
Energy
CentristLong supported a balanced approach to energy policy, promoting both traditional and alternative energy sources to ensure energy independence.
Climate change
CentristSpecific positions on climate change are not well-documented, but his general approach to environmental issues suggested support for regulatory measures.
Healthcare
LiberalHe pushed for expanded healthcare access, supporting initiatives that increased government involvement in providing medical services.
Housing
LiberalLong supported policies aimed at increasing affordable housing and backed federal housing assistance programs.
Transportation
CentristHe advocated for infrastructure development and supported federal investment in transportation projects.
Veterans affairs
LiberalGillis Long was an advocate for veterans, supporting comprehensive benefits and healthcare services for military personnel.
Voting rights
LiberalHe supported efforts to expand voting rights and reduce barriers to voter participation.