Greg Laughlin

During his tenure in Congress, Greg Laughlin supported policies that aimed to reduce taxes and regulations, favoring a market-driven economy.

Laughlin, representing a rural Texas district, backed agricultural subsidies and supported policies beneficial to farmers and the agricultural industry.

Laughlin generally supported stricter immigration controls, including measures to strengthen border security.

Laughlin supported increased local control over educational standards and was in favor of reducing federal government involvement.

He advocated for the expansion of domestic energy production, including oil and gas, to enhance energy independence.

Laughlin did not prioritize climate change in his legislative agenda and focused more on economic concerns over environmental regulations.

He generally opposed large-scale federal healthcare initiatives, favoring private-sector solutions to healthcare issues.

While in office, Laughlin supported policies that encouraged home ownership and reduced federal involvement in housing markets.

Laughlin supported infrastructure development, including highway projects, while advocating for state-level solutions.

He supported measures to improve benefits and services for veterans, recognizing their service and commitment.

Laughlin generally supported measures to ensure the integrity of the voting process, including voter ID laws.