Tom Latham

Tom Latham generally supported fiscal policies focused on reducing taxes, decreasing government spending, and fostering a business-friendly environment. He advocated for tax cuts and was critical of government overreach in economic affairs.

Latham, representing a state with significant agricultural interests, prioritized support for farmers, advocated for agricultural subsidies, and supported free trade agreements beneficial to U.S. agriculture.

Latham's stance on immigration included securing borders and enforcing existing immigration laws. He supported measures to enhance border security and was opposed to providing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

Latham favored local control over education policy and supported measures that increased accountability for schools. He was cautious about federal involvement in education and advocated for policies that encourage parental choice.

Latham supported an all-of-the-above energy strategy, promoting the development of renewable energy sources while also advocating for traditional fossil fuel industries. He prioritized energy independence for the U.S.

Latham had a cautious approach to climate change regulation, often skeptical of policies he believed could harm economic growth. He generally opposed aggressive regulatory measures aimed at reducing carbon emissions.

Latham opposed the Affordable Care Act and advocated for its repeal and replacement with a system that increased patient choice and reduced government involvement in healthcare.

Latham supported homeownership incentives and policies that favored free-market solutions to housing issues. He was cautious about federal intervention in the housing market.

He promoted infrastructure development that supported economic growth, often emphasizing the need for efficient use of federal funds in transportation projects. He supported investments in highway infrastructure.

Latham supported policies that aimed to improve healthcare services for veterans, ensuring timely access to benefits, and increasing funding for veterans' programs.

Latham generally supported measures aimed at enhancing the integrity of the voting process, including voter ID requirements, while maintaining a focus on preventing voter fraud.