Roger Wicker
Roger Wicker
Civic Profile
Unlock detailed scores on bipartisanship, transparency, engagement, and effectiveness
Create Free AccountFree forever. No credit card required.
Breaks from Republican Line
Issues where this official takes a different direction than the typical Republican position
Like-Minded Officials
Committee Memberships
Issues & Stances
Positions based on voting record, public statements, and party platform
Supports tax cuts, deregulation, and pro-business policies for Mississippi.
Opposes student loan forgiveness; supports school choice and local control.
As Armed Services Committee ranking member, champions major defense spending increases, naval shipbuilding at Ingalls Shipbuilding, and military modernization.
Opposes ACA mandates and government-run healthcare; supports market-based solutions.
Supports strict border security and immigration enforcement.
Opposes climate regulations; supports Mississippi's energy and agricultural industries.
Supports law enforcement and tough-on-crime policies.
Supports strong military posture, NATO, and U.S. global leadership.
As former Commerce Committee chair, supports broadband expansion and light-touch tech regulation.
Supports preserving Social Security and Medicare while exploring long-term reforms.
Strongly supports Second Amendment rights and opposes new gun control measures.
Supports infrastructure investment for Mississippi's roads, bridges, ports, and broadband.
Supports market-based approaches to housing affordability.
Supports expanding domestic energy production, Gulf Coast oil and gas, and energy independence.
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from republican party platform
Smart Compare
See how stances compare side-by-side
Votes vs. Stances
Notable Contradictions
Voting Record
How this official voted on recent legislation