Barry Loudermilk — Republican Candidate for U.S. House in Georgia, 2026

Barry Loudermilk supports securing America's borders and ports of entry, advocating for increased physical barriers and more border patrol agents. He helped write legislation aimed at stopping criminal activities and illegal crossings. Loudermilk also seeks to reform immigration laws by ending "catch and release" policies, chain migration, and visa lotteries, ensuring those on temporary visas return home when they expire.

Barry Loudermilk supported the passage of the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act (H.R. 6703), aiming to reduce costs for Americans and eliminate fraud. His position emphasizes making reforms to healthcare services by removing government bureaucracy, fostering market competition, and increasing consumer choice. This approach seeks to restore every American's ability to control their own healthcare.

““Today, House Republicans passed the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Act to reduce costs for Americans, eliminate fraud within the existing system, and ensure that health care works for families rather than big insurance companies. Earlier this year I voted for many of these policies in the House-passed Working Families Tax Cuts Act, but unfortunately, Senate Democrats removed them from the final bill. With this legislation, we can address the causes of ever-rising health care costs by making needed reforms to the way these services are offered to consumers. There is a unique opportunity with this legislation to deliver real solutions for the American people. Removing crippling government bureaucracy from the health care process will open the marketplace to competition, increase consumer choice, and restore every American’s ability to control their own healthcare.” — Rep. Barry Loudermilk, U.S. House, December 17, 2025.”

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Barry Loudermilk voted against restoring abortion access in 2026. He also supports the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act (H.R. 962), legislation requiring appropriate medical care for children who survive abortions. These actions align with his stance against abortion access.

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“Every child should have the opportunity to access a quality education no matter-”

Barry Loudermilk contends that federal legislation is not the appropriate solution for gun violence, asserting that the issue stems from a cultural and moral crisis. He believes that measures like background checks and red-flag proposals would be more effective if addressed at the state and local levels rather than through federal action.

“"We have a cultural crisis and a moral crisis in this country. There’s nothing that we in Washington can do about that." — Barry Loudermilk, East Cobb News”