Warren Davidson — Republican Candidate for U.S. House in Ohio, 2026

Warren Davidson emphasizes preserving U.S. citizenship and securing borders to prevent criminal activity, including human and drug trafficking. He opposes granting amnesty and advocates for reforms to birthright citizenship and federally funded welfare programs to mitigate incentives for illegal border crossings. Additionally, he supports adjusting apportionment and directing the Census to count only U.S. citizens for fair representation and funding. He seeks to prioritize legal immigration and reform the bureaucratic system of caps and quotas.

“U.S. citizenship is worth preserving and valuing. That means opposing quick-fixes like granting amnesty to people who’ve illegally entered the country; it means ensuring that our borders and ports of entry are properly guarded and secured. Without securing the border, we risk empowering cartels and perpetuating a cycle of criminal activity including human, drug, and arms trafficking. Lastly, by reforming U.S. policy surrounding birthright citizenship and federally funded welfare programs, we can mitigate problematic incentives that lead individuals to illegally cross the border. Lastly, by adjusting apportionment and directing the Census to count only U.S. citizens, Congress can ensure that American citizens get their fair share of representation and funding from federal programs. — Warren Davidson, davidson.house.gov/immigration”

Warren Davidson advocates for a patient-focused healthcare system that is responsive to market forces, emphasizing increased price transparency and competition. He believes Americans should be able to compare prices for non-emergency procedures and purchase insurance across state lines. Davidson voted for the American Health Care Act of 2017 and has introduced or cosponsored legislation such as the Health Care PRICE Transparency Act and the Competitive Health Insurance Reform Act of 2020.

“Make no mistake, the quality and accessibility of health care available in America remains the envy of the world, but this is the case in spite of our bureaucratic and opaque system with convoluted and prohibitively expensive healthcare insurance. When Ohioans go to their doctor or hospital, they often won’t know what they are paying—and even more maddening, friends and neighbors will find that they are paying different prices for the same health care service. —Warren Davidson, davidson.house.gov/health-care”

Representative Warren Davidson opposes climate regulations, supporting measures like the Energy Freedom Act and disapproving of EPA power-plant rules. He voted in favor of the "One Big Beautiful Bill," which included cuts to the Green New Deal. His legislative actions are consistent with his stated goals to cut federal spending and defend freedom, and he has a 0% 2024 score from the League of Conservation Voters.

““This bill isn’t perfect, but it includes major conservative wins we’ve been fighting for—pro-growth tax policy, real structural reform to mandatory spending, border security funding, strong work requirements, and cuts to Biden’s Green New Deal,” said Rep. Davidson. “Making full and immediate expensing permanent is a huge pro-growth win that will drive investment, boost productivity, and strengthen our economy for the long term. I want President Trump to succeed, and I’m working to help him accomplish his agenda in a way that lasts for generations of Americans.” —Rep. Warren Davidson, davidson.house.gov, July 2, 2025”

Warren Davidson opposes abortion, with an exception only to save the mother's life. He co-sponsored the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, the Defund Planned Parenthood Act of 2021, and the Life at Conception Act. Davidson also opposed Ohio Issue 1 in 2023, which sought to establish a right to reproductive decisions including abortion, and aims to end government funding for abortion providers.

“I will never stop fighting to see America return to our pro-life roots, end government funding of abortion, and see the scourge removed from our nation." (Warren Davidson, davidson.house.gov)”

Warren Davidson supports a war powers resolution to limit presidential military actions without congressional approval. He voted against the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force, advocating for its revocation to restore American freedoms and curb federal spending. He also voted against a foreign aid package in April 2024, citing concerns about securing U.S. borders and funding missionless foreign policy agendas, as well as humanitarian aid potentially funding terrorists.

“Today, the uniparty D.C. establishment spent $100 billion securing other countries' borders but could not spare a cent to secure our own. My constituents' hard-earned tax dollars will fund the Biden Administration's missionless foreign policy agenda. Most troubling is the $9 billion in humanitarian aid for Gaza, which we know will fund Hamas terrorists. It is a betrayal to our most important ally, Israel, as well as to the American people,” said Rep. Davidson (davidson.house.gov, April 20, 2024).”

Research pending more substantial sources.

Warren Davidson has demonstrated support for gun rights, aligning his position with Second Amendment values. He was listed among House Republicans who voted against gun control measures. This stance reflects his commitment to the principles of individual firearm ownership.