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Paul Findley
Paul Findley Congressional Service
Paul Findley is a retired United States Congressman for the state of Illinois. PAUL served as a Senator for the state of Illinois and served a total of 1 term in congress.
Paul Findley participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored over 304 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 650 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
ConservativePaul Findley supported free-market policies and advocated for fiscal responsibility, emphasizing the importance of reducing government spending and balancing the budget.
Agriculture
ConservativeRepresenting a largely agricultural district, Findley backed legislation that supported farmers, including measures for crop subsidies and rural development.
Immigration
CentristFindley pushed for fair and reasonable immigration policies, focusing on the humanitarian aspects of immigration reform.
Education
CentristHe supported federal investment in education, aiming to improve educational opportunities and resources for all students.
Energy
CentristFindley advocated for diversified energy policies, supporting both traditional energy sources and the development of renewable resources.
Climate change
CentristHe showed interest in environmental conservation but did not focus extensively on climate change during his tenure.
Healthcare
ConservativeFindley favored healthcare policies that balanced government support and private sector involvement to improve access and affordability.
Housing
CentristHe supported measures to increase affordable housing and bolster federal assistance for low-income families.
Transportation
CentristFindley advocated for improvements in national transportation infrastructure, supporting both highway development and public transit.
Veterans affairs
ConservativeHe consistently supported legislation to improve benefits and services for veterans, ensuring they received proper care and support.
Voting rights
CentristFindley supported electoral reforms aimed at protecting the integrity and accessibility of the voting process.