Raphael Warnock

Backed a bipartisan housing bill that caps how many single-family homes large investors can own, and urged colleagues to center "the concerns of ordinary people" on costs.

Led a bill to make the enhanced ACA premium tax credits permanent, saying "Every person should have access to affordable health care."

Voted for the Laken Riley Act and said "Comprehensive immigration reform will always be my north star," calling for a solution for undocumented Georgians.

Co-led the Women's Health Protection Act to restore abortion access nationwide; says decisions belong to "a patient in consultation with their doctor."

Voted against the 2025 Republican tax and spending bill, saying it would cut health care to "give billionaires a tax break."

Co-led the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, saying "Our communities won't truly know safety until it's paired with accountability."

Has backed efforts to increase public education funding and called himself a "proud product of good public education" in a 2026 speech to teachers.

Opposed repealing the Inflation Reduction Act's clean energy tax credits, citing a report that 42,000 Georgia jobs were at risk, and called repeal "a job killer."

Backed the 2024 aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Indo-Pacific allies; in 2026 filed a war powers resolution to stop U.S. military action in Iran.

Called the 2025 tariffs "nothing more than a tax on Georgians," urged Congress to end them, and welcomed the 2026 Supreme Court ruling striking them down.

Has cosponsored bills to ban assault weapons and require universal background checks, and supported the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.

After fake AI images about his health spread online, said "We need guardrails. We need regulations." and urged platforms to label AI content.