Mike Haridopolos

Overview

Rep. Mike Haridopolos of Florida has compiled a voting record across 452 votes that reflects a generally conservative outlook with some notable departures from Republican Party orthodoxy. His strongest areas of agreement with legislation have been in taxation, criminal justice, technology, and banking — categories where he supported every bill that came to a vote. He has also been a consistent supporter of energy and environment legislation, voting in favor 85% of the time, including votes to disapprove of certain Environmental Protection Agency regulations. On defense and foreign policy, Haridopolos shows a more selective approach. He voted against War Powers Resolution measures that would have directed the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Lebanon, suggesting support for maintaining the current military posture. However, his overall defense voting record is more divided than in other categories, with roughly 61% support. He also voted against a veterans' care bill, indicating he does not uniformly support all defense-adjacent legislation. Haridopolos has been least supportive of labor-related legislation, opposing 80% of the bills in that category. He has also voted against the majority of healthcare and social security measures that reached the floor. On immigration, he has supported most but not all legislation, voting in favor 75% of the time. One of his most notable votes was supporting the impeachment of President Donald Trump in September 2026, a vote that placed him among a small number of Republican members to break with their party on that question. This vote, combined with his below-average party ideology score, reflects a willingness to diverge from party leadership on high-profile matters.

Key Positions

• •Voted in favor of all 11 taxation bills on record, showing consistent support for the tax legislation brought to the House floor during his tenure.
• •Supported the September 2026 impeachment of President Donald Trump, breaking with the majority of his Republican colleagues on one of the most prominent votes of the session.
• •Voted against War Powers Resolution measures to withdraw U.S. forces from Lebanon on multiple occasions (June and June 2026), indicating support for maintaining the military deployment.
• •Opposed 80% of labor-related legislation that came to a vote, consistently siding against bills in this category.
• •Supported 85% of environment and energy legislation, including votes to disapprove of EPA regulations such as those related to California commercial harbor craft emission standards.
• •Voted in favor of the fiscal year 2027 congressional budget and continuing appropriations, supporting the Republican budget framework.
• •Voted against the Take Care of America's Veterans Act in July 2026, one of several defense-related measures he opposed.
• •Supported all 10 technology-related bills on record, indicating consistent backing of technology legislation.