Jason Crow

Overview

Jason Crow is a Democratic U.S. Representative from Colorado with 495 recorded votes spanning a broad range of policy areas. His voting record reflects progressive positions on healthcare, labor, and foreign policy, while showing more nuanced and independent patterns on defense, immigration, and criminal justice. On domestic policy, Crow is a consistent supporter of healthcare legislation, voting in favor 79.3% of the time on measures including Medicaid protections and efforts to lower health care premiums. He voted in favor of all five labor-related bills on record and supported education and technology measures at rates above 60%. His budget votes show frequent opposition at 75.9%, a pattern typical of minority-party members who disagree with the majority's spending framework. On national security and foreign affairs, Crow supported 60.7% of defense-related measures, a notable rate for a Democrat, including backing veterans' care legislation and invoking the War Powers Resolution regarding U.S. forces in Lebanon. He voted in favor of 90.9% of foreign policy bills, his highest support rate of any category. On environmental and energy issues, his 32.4% yea rate largely reflects opposition to measures that would roll back existing environmental protections, such as his vote against a resolution to disapprove EPA emissions standards. Crow's record on immigration and criminal justice is more evenly divided, with roughly 50-50 splits in both areas, suggesting he evaluates these issues on a case-by-case basis rather than adhering to a strictly partisan position.

Key Positions

• •Supports healthcare access and affordability: Voted in favor of healthcare legislation 79.3% of the time, including motions related to Medicaid protections and lower health care premiums.
• •Consistent advocate for labor protections: Voted yea on all 5 recorded labor-related bills, a 100% support rate.
• •Engaged on defense and veterans' issues: Supported 60.7% of defense measures, including the Take Care of America's Veterans Act, while also voting to invoke the War Powers Resolution regarding U.S. forces in Lebanon.
• •Opposes rollbacks of environmental regulations: Voted against a congressional resolution to disapprove EPA rules on California emission standards, supporting the maintenance of existing environmental protections.
• •Strong support for foreign policy engagement: Voted in favor of 90.9% of foreign policy measures, indicating consistent backing for U.S. involvement in international affairs.
• •Frequently opposes majority budget proposals: Voted against 75.9% of budget-related bills, including the fiscal year 2027 budget resolution and continuing appropriations measures.
• •Mixed record on immigration: Split evenly at 50% between yea and nay votes on immigration legislation, suggesting a case-by-case approach.