WV · DISTRICT 1

Carol D. Miller

RepublicanWest VirginiaCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on January 3, 2025 Source

What they said 7

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

All statements (7)In office (7)

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Healthcare

Reserve rural hospital benefits for rural providers

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Carol Miller and Representative Dave Taylor introduced the Defend Rural Health Act to close a loophole that lets large urban hospitals classify as both urban and rural. The bill would prevent those hospitals from accessing benefits reserved for rural providers, safeguarding federal resources for rural hospitals and the communities they serve.

Context: The proposal was introduced jointly with Representative Dave Taylor; the supplied text does not specify the bill’s status after introduction.

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Economy, taxes & work Energy & environment

Allow utilities to deduct repair costs from the corporate minimum tax

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Carol Miller introduced the bipartisan RESILIENCE Act of 2025 with Representative Brad Schneider. The bill would let utilities deduct repair costs from the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax; Miller said this would ensure these companies are treated fairly.

Context: The passage describes introduced legislation, not an enacted tax change.

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Economy, taxes & work Foreign affairs & defense

Restore normal trade relations with Central Asian countries

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Carol Miller joined bipartisan, bicameral legislation to repeal the Jackson-Vanik Amendment and restore normal trade relations with key Central Asian partners.

Context: The passage describes introduced legislation; it does not identify the countries covered.

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Economy, taxes & work Healthcare

Create new tariff classifications for breast cancer products

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Carol Miller and Representative Terri Sewell introduced legislation to create new tariff classifications for silicone breast prosthetics and mastectomy bras. They said the change is intended to make these products more accessible and affordable for women treated for breast cancer.

Context: The passage describes introduced legislation, not an enacted tariff change.

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Economy, taxes & work

Lower the Child Tax Credit’s earned-income threshold

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Carol Miller introduced the Stronger Start for Working Families Act, which would lower the earned-income threshold for the refundable Child Tax Credit from $2,500 to $1. The proposal was introduced with three other representatives.

Context: The passage describes an introduced bill, not an enacted change.

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Economy, taxes & work

Oppose Australia’s taxes and fines on American digital service providers

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Carol D. Miller joined colleagues in sending a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer opposing Australia’s taxes and fines targeting American digital service providers. This states a joint opposition to those measures; it does not establish an individual commitment to a particular legislative or executive action.

Context: The source does not identify the specific taxes or fines, or state what action the letter requests.

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Economy, taxes & work

Lower the Child Tax Credit’s earned-income threshold

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Carol D. Miller joined Representatives Horsford, Salazar, and Pappas in introducing the Stronger Start for Working Families Act. The bill would lower the earned-income threshold for the refundable Child Tax Credit from $2,500 to $1, making the credit available at a lower level of earned income. This is a jointly introduced bill, not an enacted change.

Context: The source does not describe other provisions or report the bill’s outcome.