Abraham J. Hamadeh

Overview

Abraham J. Hamadeh is a Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Arizona who has cast 452 votes during his time in office. His voting record reflects a consistently conservative approach across nearly all policy areas, with particularly strong alignment on criminal justice, taxation, banking, and housing issues. On fiscal and economic matters, Hamadeh has supported budget proposals and tax-related legislation at high rates, voting in favor of the fiscal year 2027 congressional budget and continuing appropriations. He has backed all banking and finance measures that came to a vote. In the area of energy and environment, he has voted in favor of measures to limit environmental regulations, including supporting congressional disapproval of EPA rules and backing the Ratepayer Protection Act. Hamadeh's defense and foreign policy votes show a more nuanced pattern. While he has supported some defense measures, he voted against efforts to invoke the War Powers Resolution regarding U.S. military involvement in Lebanon, suggesting support for maintaining executive authority in military operations. On foreign policy more broadly, he voted against the majority of measures that came before him, with only 36% yea votes in that category. On social issues, his record shows strong support for criminal justice legislation including law enforcement-related resolutions, opposition to labor-related measures, and limited voting opportunities on healthcare and reproductive rights, where his few votes leaned toward opposition. His immigration votes are evenly split, with 50% yea votes across eight recorded votes.

Key Positions

• •Voted consistently in favor of criminal justice and law enforcement measures, supporting all 13 bills in this category including the Prison Staff Safety Enhancement Act and resolutions honoring law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
• •Opposed efforts to invoke the War Powers Resolution to withdraw U.S. forces from Lebanon, voting against these measures on multiple occasions in 2026.
• •Supported congressional disapproval of EPA environmental regulations, including rules related to California harbor craft emissions standards, and backed the Ratepayer Protection Act.
• •Voted in favor of the fiscal year 2027 congressional budget and continuing appropriations, supporting the majority of budget-related legislation.
• •Voted against most labor-related measures, opposing 4 out of 5 bills in this category.
• •Supported all three banking and finance measures that came to a vote, indicating alignment with the financial sector's legislative priorities.
• •Cast a nay vote on the one reproductive rights measure that came before him during this period.