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Wendell R. Anderson
Wendell R. Anderson Congressional Service
Wendell R. Anderson is a retired United States Congressman for the state of Minnesota. WENDELL served as a Senator for the state of Minnesota and served a total of 2 terms in congress.
Wendell R. Anderson participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored over 70 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 268 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
LiberalWendell Anderson advocated for economic policies that supported state investment in industries to stimulate job growth and improve state revenues.
Agriculture
LiberalAnderson supported programs to assist farmers, including subsidies and infrastructure improvements to help the agricultural economy.
Immigration
CentristInformation on Anderson's specific stance on immigration is limited, but he focused more on state-level economic and social issues during his tenure.
Education
LiberalAnderson was a proponent of increasing funding for education and improving access to public schools.
Energy
LiberalHe supported investment in renewable energy sources to diversify the state's energy resources and promote sustainability.
Climate change
CentristSpecific policy positions on climate change are not extensively documented for Anderson, but his support for renewable energy indicates concern for environmental issues.
Healthcare
LiberalAnderson focused on expanding state health programs and services to improve access for residents.
Housing
LiberalHe supported policies that promoted affordable housing development and urban renewal projects.
Transportation
LiberalAnderson worked on improving state infrastructure and advocated for public transportation expansion to support economic growth.
Veterans affairs
CentristThere is limited specific information on Anderson's policies toward veterans affairs, though he likely supported general state assistance programs.
Voting rights
LiberalInformation on Anderson's voting rights policy is scant, but he generally supported policies that expanded civic engagement and participation.