Andy Biggs

Overview

Andy Biggs is a Republican representative from Arizona who has compiled a voting record that reflects strongly conservative priorities across most policy areas. With 510 recorded votes, his record provides a substantial basis for understanding his legislative approach. On fiscal and economic matters, Biggs has voted in favor of budget and taxation measures at high rates (75% and 73% respectively), consistent with a philosophy favoring limited government spending and lower taxes. He supported the fiscal year 2027 congressional budget resolution. In the area of criminal justice, he voted in favor of every measure that came to a vote (13 for 13), indicating strong support for law enforcement and criminal justice legislation brought to the floor. On immigration, he supported 75% of measures, aligning with his party's emphasis on border security and enforcement. Biggs has been notably skeptical of healthcare legislation, voting in favor of only about 31% of healthcare-related measures. He opposed motions to recommit on bills like the Do No Harm in Medicaid Act, and supported procedural votes to advance healthcare reform proposals. On foreign policy, he voted in favor of only 27% of measures, including voting against directing the removal of U.S. Armed Forces from hostilities in Lebanon, suggesting a selective approach to military engagement abroad. He also opposed labor-related legislation at a high rate, supporting only 20% of such measures. A notable pattern in recent months is a significant number of NOT_VOTING records across multiple categories, including defense, environment and energy, and budget votes in mid-to-late 2026. Voters may wish to consider both his active votes and his absences when evaluating his record.

Key Positions

• •Voted in favor of all 13 criminal justice measures that came to a vote, showing consistent support for criminal justice legislation brought to the House floor.
• •Supported 75% of immigration-related measures, reflecting a strong emphasis on immigration enforcement and border security policy.
• •Opposed the majority of healthcare bills, voting in favor of only about 31% of healthcare measures, and voted against motions to recommit on Medicaid-related legislation.
• •Supported budget and fiscal measures at a 75% rate, including voting for the fiscal year 2027 budget resolution, consistent with conservative fiscal priorities.
• •Voted against 73% of foreign policy measures, including opposing a War Powers Resolution directing removal of U.S. forces from Lebanon, suggesting a case-by-case approach to foreign intervention.
• •Opposed most labor-related legislation, voting in favor of only 1 out of 5 labor measures.
• •Recorded as NOT_VOTING on a substantial number of recent bills across multiple categories in 2026, including defense authorization, environmental regulation, and appropriations measures.