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Publicly opposed the Virginia Democrats' 'forty-week abortion constitutional amendment,' stating his Republican caucus would 'speak out against these far-left ideas' and counter with common-sense alternatives; has held a pro-life voting record since first elected to the Virginia House in 2000, representing conservative Southside Virginia.
Committed his Republican caucus to fighting the Virginia Democrats' proposed firearm ban, stating they would 'speak out against these far-left ideas'; longest-serving active Republican delegate in Southside Virginia (first elected 2000) with a consistent record opposing gun-control legislation over two decades.
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Voted NAY on the reproductive-freedom constitutional amendment (HJ1, 2026, party-line with no Republican support); NO on contraceptive-coverage mandates (HB2371/HB609 per Freedom Index).
Voted NAY on the reproductive-freedom constitutional amendment (HJ1, 2026, party-line with no Republican support); NO on contraceptive-coverage mandates (HB2371/HB609 per Freedom Index).
Long record opposing same-sex marriage in law; also voted in 2020 against repealing the statute banning sex before marriage.
Voted YES on a Critical Race Theory curriculum ban (HB787) and on Family Life Education curriculum transparency for parents (HB789), per the Freedom Index roll-call record.
Own column condemning Gov. Spanberger's signing of HB217 (assault-weapons measure) as 'a direct attack on law-abiding gun owners and a deliberate challenge to the Second Amendment'; urges Virginians to buy now.
Voted YES on HB2193 'Defend the Guard' Act (bars Guard deployment to active combat absent a congressional declaration of war — a 10th-Amendment/anti-commandeering measure). NOTE: passed the House 99-0, so this is a documented aligned vote but not a distinctive partisan signal.
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