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William F. Walsh
William F. Walsh Congressional Service
William F. Walsh is a retired United States Congressman for the state of New York. WILLIAM served as a Senator for the state of New York and served a total of 1 term in congress.
William F. Walsh participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored over 106 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 562 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
ConservativeWilliam Walsh supports pro-business policies, focusing on tax cuts for corporations to stimulate economic growth and increase job creation.
Agriculture
CentristHe advocates for subsidies and support for both large-scale agribusiness and family-owned farms, emphasizing sustainability and modernization.
Immigration
ConservativeWalsh backs stronger border security measures and a streamlined process for legal immigration, emphasizing enforcement of existing laws.
Education
ConservativeHe supports school choice initiatives, including charter schools and voucher programs, to increase educational opportunities.
Energy
CentristWilliam Walsh favors expanding fossil fuel development while also investing in renewable energy sources.
Climate change
CentristHe acknowledges climate change and supports a balanced approach, advocating for both environmental protection and economic growth.
Healthcare
ConservativeWalsh supports market-based healthcare solutions, promoting competition to lower costs and improve services.
Housing
ConservativeHe supports reducing regulatory barriers to increase housing supply and affordability, particularly in urban areas.
Transportation
CentristWalsh advocates for infrastructure investment, particularly in roads and bridges, while exploring public-private partnerships.
Veterans affairs
CentristHe focuses on improving healthcare and job training programs for veterans, emphasizing efficiency and accessibility in service delivery.
Voting rights
ConservativeWilliam Walsh supports measures to secure voting processes, including voter ID laws, while ensuring fair access for all eligible voters.