Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Mike Flood called for Nebraska to adopt a winner-take-all policy for allocating its Electoral College votes. He urged the state Legislature to make this its first priority as it used its filibuster-proof majority.
Context: The appeal is directed to Nebraska’s Unicameral; the statement does not specify a proposed bill or implementation details.
Flood says he will continue supporting policies to secure the southern border and keep communities safe. He points to legislation he voted for that funds Border Patrol, improves border-security technology, and fights fentanyl entering the country.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 12, 2026.
Mike Flood signed the Fairness for Girls pledge, supporting keeping girls’ sports for girls so boys do not take female athletes’ places on teams, medals, or scholarships.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 12, 2026.
Mike Flood said he would support rolling back red tape that harms small businesses. He linked this position to supporting job growth and small-business activity.
Context: He did not identify specific regulations or describe how they would be changed.
Mike Flood said he would support policies in the next Congress that build on progress made in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. He framed this as part of his effort to encourage job growth.
Context: He did not identify specific changes to the law.
Mike Flood voted for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, indicating support for the named measure concerning infants born alive after an abortion attempt.
Context: The passage does not describe the bill’s provisions or the vote’s outcome.
Mike Flood introduced the College Students Continuation of Mental Health Care Act, which is presented as supporting college students’ access to mental health care.
Context: The passage does not describe how the bill would support access or identify who would qualify. It was introduced, not described as enacted.
Mike Flood and Representative Ami Bera introduced a bill to standardize how loneliness and isolation are measured and reported. The stated aim is to make the measurements more consistent.
Context: The passage gives no further detail about the measures or reporting process. The bill was introduced, not described as enacted.
Mike Flood introduced legislation to let rural hospitals choose among reimbursement models, with the stated goal of improving their financial sustainability.
Context: The passage does not specify which reimbursement models hospitals could choose. The measure was introduced, not described as enacted.
Mike Flood co-led a bill to extend the Rural Community Hospital Demonstration program for five years. It would also let hospitals that previously left the program, or are scheduled to leave in 2026, rejoin.
Context: The passage describes an introduced bill, not an enacted extension.