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Harrison A. Williams Jr.
Harrison A. Williams Jr. Congressional Service
Harrison A. Williams Jr. is a retired United States Congressman for the state of New Jersey. HARRISON served as a Senator for the state of New Jersey and served a total of 12 terms in congress.
Harrison A. Williams Jr. participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored over 317 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 1092 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
LiberalHarrison Williams supported policies aimed at promoting growth and job creation through government spending and investment in infrastructure.
Agriculture
LiberalHe advocated for federal assistance programs to support farmers, including subsidies and price supports.
Immigration
LiberalWilliams favored comprehensive immigration reform that provided a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants while enhancing border security.
Education
LiberalHe promoted increased federal funding for education and supported desegregation measures to ensure equal access.
Energy
CentristWilliams advocated for a balanced approach to energy policy, supporting both the development of traditional energy sources and the research into renewable alternatives.
Climate change
LiberalHe recognized the need for federal action on environmental issues, supporting regulations to reduce pollution and federal investment in green technology.
Healthcare
LiberalWilliams supported expanding access to healthcare through federal programs and initiatives aimed at providing coverage to more Americans.
Housing
LiberalHe endorsed federal housing assistance programs to aid low-income families and regenerate urban areas.
Transportation
LiberalWilliams supported federal investment in transportation infrastructure, including highways and public transit systems.
Veterans affairs
LiberalHe advocated for expanded benefits and services for veterans, focusing on healthcare and employment support.
Voting rights
LiberalWilliams was a strong advocate for voter rights, supporting measures to increase access to voting and prevent discrimination.