Aaron Bean

Overview

Aaron Bean is a Republican U.S. Representative from Florida whose voting record reflects a firmly conservative approach across most policy areas. He has been a consistent supporter of budget and tax legislation, voting in favor of fiscal measures roughly 88% and 91% of the time respectively. He also shows strong support for criminal justice, technology, and infrastructure bills, voting in favor of every measure in those categories that came to the floor. On environmental and energy policy, Bean has voted in favor of measures about 82% of the time, including votes to disapprove certain EPA regulations such as California's harbor craft emissions standards. He has generally opposed labor-related legislation, voting against such measures 80% of the time. His healthcare votes are more evenly split, with a slight lean toward opposition. In foreign affairs and defense, Bean has shown a pattern of opposing congressional efforts to limit executive military authority, including voting against War Powers resolutions regarding U.S. forces in Lebanon. Notably, he voted in favor of the September 2026 impeachment of President Trump, a significant departure from the majority of his party on that particular vote. Bean's overall record reflects a legislator who votes with conservative positions on most economic, regulatory, and social issues while occasionally breaking from party leadership on select high-profile matters.

Key Positions

• •Voted in favor of impeaching President Trump in September 2026, breaking from the majority of House Republicans on that vote.
• •Consistently supported tax-related legislation, voting in favor approximately 91% of the time, including budget resolutions for fiscal year 2027.
• •Opposed most labor-related measures, voting against 80% of labor bills that came to the floor.
• •Voted to disapprove EPA environmental regulations, including California's harbor craft emissions standards, while supporting broader measures like the Water Resources Development Act.
• •Opposed War Powers resolutions that would have directed the removal of U.S. forces from Lebanon, voting against such measures on multiple occasions.
• •Supported all technology and infrastructure bills that came to a vote, with a 100% favorable rate in both categories.
• •Voted against the Take Care of America's Veterans Act in July 2026.
• •Cast a vote against the sole reproductive rights measure that came to the floor during this period.