Congressman Robert J. Wittman - Turning Point Action

Republican Congressman

Robert J. Wittman

Virginia | 1st District

87.91

Losing Patriotism

Sessions counted in score: 2

Session Score:84.31

Date Assumed Office:

December 11, 2007

Chief of Staff:

Carolyn King

Next Election:

2024

Lifetime Key Issues Score

Learn More About Robert J. Wittman

Committee Assignment:

Armed Services, Natural Resources, Select Committee on the on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party

Place of Birth:

Washington D.C.

Birthday:

February 3, 1959

Profession:

Former Field Director, Division of Sanitation

Marital Status:

Married

Spouse(s):

Kathryn Sisson

Number of Children:

Education:

Virginia Tech (BS) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (MPH) Virginia Commonwealth University (PhD)

American Culture

83.78%

The center of the fight for freedom starts with American culture. The foundation for America's longevity is patriotism, embracing the individual spirit, and supporting state rights. All bills and policies should be for Americans by Americans. Made in America.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

Big Tech & Free Speech

66.67%

Big Tech companies are targeting every American's 1st Amendment right to freedom of speech. These companies are looking to control the narrative and shut down anyone that disagrees with them. Turning Point Action is fighting to ensure the right to free speech across all forms of media and terminating bias censorship by Big Tech.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

Border Security

100.00%

America is currently under attack at our borders. Our young people are dying from cartel drugs such as fentanyl. Human trafficking is rising nationwide. Securing our borders to protect Americans from illegal activity, drugs, and other dangers must be a priority for our representatives.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

Election Integrity

100.00%

Every American has a right to trust that their vote was counted fairly. Turning Point Action believes that we must secure our elections from fraud to ensure the political process remains free and fair to all legally authorized voters.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

Medical Freedom

91.67%

Every American, born and unborn, has the right to a healthy life. Turning Point Action believes in a healthcare system based on individual freedom, giving the power back to American citizens and their families. Medical freedom is the civil rights issue of the next generation.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

School Choice

N/A

A zip code does not define a child's future. Current education uses "woke" ideologies such as Critical Race Theory, sex education for children, and more to indoctrinate our children into hating America. Turning Point Action believes in giving parents the ability to choose where their children attend school to help guarantee that the school system's control remains in the hands of the citizens.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

Second Amendment

100.00%

All Americans have the God given right to protect themselves, their families, and their property. Turning Point Action prioritizes defending the American people's right to keep and bear arms.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

Taxes and Spending

88.46%

Americans work hard for their money. However, the current administration values hiring 80,000 new IRS agents instead of working for the American People. Turning Point Action advocates for reducing overall government spending and lowering taxes and the national debt while maintaining a balanced budget.

LEARN MORELEARN MORE

votes

Select the Issues

BILLH.R.1435

TPAction Position

Wittman Position

ISSUE

YEAR

view more +

BILLH.J.RES.79

TPAction Position

Wittman Position

ISSUE

YEAR

view more +

BILLH.J.RES.71

TPAction Position

Wittman Position

ISSUE

YEAR

view more +

BILLH.J.RES.74

TPAction Position

Wittman Position

ISSUE

YEAR

view more +

Bill	TPAction Position	Wittmanposition	Comments	Year	Congress
H.R.1435	Y	Y	Preserving Choice in Vehicle Purchases Act	23	118th
H.J.RES.79	Y	N	Relating to a national emergency declared by the President on May 11, 2004.	23	118th
H.J.RES.71	Y	N	Relating to a national emergency declared by the President on May 22, 2003.	23	118th
H.J.RES.74	Y	N	Relating to a national emergency declared by the President on May 16, 2012.	23	118th