Lauren Boebert

Overview

Rep. Lauren Boebert represents Colorado in the U.S. House as a Republican. Her voting record across 484 recorded votes reflects a consistently conservative approach, particularly on energy and environmental policy, taxation, criminal justice, and immigration. She frequently votes in favor of bills that reduce federal regulations — especially environmental rules — and in favor of tax-related legislation. She has also supported every criminal justice measure that came to a vote in her recorded history. On healthcare, her record shows a pattern of opposing expansion-oriented legislation, voting 'nay' on roughly 70% of healthcare bills. In foreign policy, she has opposed the majority of measures brought to a vote, suggesting a preference for limiting U.S. involvement abroad, though her votes on War Powers resolutions show a nuanced, case-by-case approach. On defense and veterans' issues, her votes are more mixed, with a slight lean toward support. Her budget and spending votes show broad support for Republican fiscal priorities, including backing the fiscal year 2027 budget resolution and continuing appropriations. On immigration, housing, and education, she has generally voted in line with her party's positions. Labor-related votes trend toward opposition, while banking and finance votes — though few — have been unanimously supportive. Overall, her record is that of a strongly conservative lawmaker who consistently aligns with — and often goes beyond — her party's mainstream positions across most policy areas.

Key Positions

• •Voted in favor of 82% of environment and energy bills, including multiple votes to disapprove EPA regulations such as California's commercial harbor craft emission standards, indicating strong support for rolling back environmental regulations.
• •Opposed roughly 70% of healthcare legislation, including voting against motions to recommit on the Do No Harm in Medicaid Act and the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act.
• •Supported all 13 criminal justice bills that came to a vote, a 100% 'yea' rate in that category.
• •Voted in favor of 82% of taxation-related bills, reflecting consistent support for tax legislation aligned with Republican priorities.
• •Opposed 73% of foreign policy measures, suggesting a preference for limiting U.S. engagement abroad, though her War Powers votes on Lebanon show she evaluates military involvement on a case-by-case basis.
• •Supported 75% of immigration bills brought to a vote, consistent with her party's emphasis on border and immigration enforcement.
• •Voted for the fiscal year 2027 budget resolution and continuing appropriations, aligning with Republican leadership on government funding.