GA · DISTRICT 10

Mike Collins

RepublicanGeorgiaCurrently serving

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

What they said 5

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

All statements (5)Campaign (4)In office (1)

While serving · legislative priority · Original date not established

Energy & environment

Overturn EPA power-plant wastewater rule

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Mike Collins introduced a Congressional Review Act resolution with Representative Brett Guthrie to overturn an EPA rule setting wastewater standards for power plants. Collins objected that the standards relied on inadequate data and technology. The resolution was introduced in May 2024.

Context: The source does not state whether the resolution advanced or whether the EPA rule was overturned.

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Healthcare Economy, taxes & work

Crack down on Medicaid fraud

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Mike Collins supports stronger action against Medicaid scams and misuse of taxpayer funds, arguing that government needs greater accountability. He says that, if elected to the Senate, he will fight to make government smaller, smarter, and accountable, but does not specify enforcement measures.

Context: No particular enforcement mechanism or legislative proposal is specified.

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Housing Immigration

Reduce housing costs through deportations

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Mike Collins supports mass deportations as one measure to address high housing costs, alongside lower interest rates and less government red tape that raises construction costs. He links the proposal to his view that housing supply is too low and demand has increased sharply.

Context: The passage does not explain how deportations would affect housing demand or set out a deportation policy.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Housing

Streamline homebuilding permits

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Mike Collins supports his PERMIT Act, which streamlines the permitting process for homebuilding projects. He says delays and permitting costs increase construction costs. The bill passed the House and is now in the Senate.

Context: The passage does not say what Senate action Collins would take on the bill.

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Foreign affairs & defense

Limit overseas spending and press allies to contribute more

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Mike Collins opposes sending taxpayer money overseas without accountability and supports requiring allies to carry more of the burden. He frames these positions as part of a foreign policy that prioritizes U.S. citizens and national interests while standing by allies and projecting strength abroad.

Context: The passage does not identify specific spending limits, accountability rules, or burden-sharing requirements.