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Jamie L. Whitten
Jamie L. Whitten Congressional Service
Jamie L. Whitten is a retired United States Congressman for the state of Mississippi. JAMIE served as a House Representative for the state of Mississippi and served a total of 6 terms in congress.
Jamie L. Whitten participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored over 439 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 774 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
ConservativeJamie Whitten consistently supported economic policies that favored agriculture and rural development, often advocating for federal assistance to support these areas.
Agriculture
ConservativeWhitten was a strong advocate for the agricultural sector, frequently championing subsidies and support programs to assist farmers and rural communities.
Immigration
ConservativeWhitten's positions on immigration were generally aligned with supporting stricter immigration controls, reflecting a conservative approach.
Education
CentristWhitten supported federal funding for education, particularly in rural areas, to improve access and resources for schools.
Energy
ConservativeWhitten favored policies that promoted energy production and development, particularly those beneficial to rural and agricultural communities.
Climate change
ConservativeWhitten's legislative history does not prominently feature climate change, with more focus on agricultural and rural issues.
Healthcare
CentristKnown to support healthcare initiatives that would benefit rural America, focusing on accessibility and federal support.
Housing
CentristWhitten supported housing policies that aimed to improve living conditions in rural areas, advocating for federal support.
Transportation
CentristWhitten favored infrastructure improvements, particularly in rural areas, to enhance economic growth and connectivity.
Veterans affairs
ConservativeHe supported measures to improve benefits and services for veterans, ensuring they received adequate support and recognition.
Voting rights
ConservativeWhitten had a history of supporting conservative positions on voting rights, often favoring state controls over federal mandates.