Difference between revisions of "2022 America First Senator and Representatives Running for Re-Election"

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This list contains Representatives and Senators who put the interests of America First and are not new candidates. For new candidates please check out the article: '''[[2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats]]'''
 
This list contains Representatives and Senators who put the interests of America First and are not new candidates. For new candidates please check out the article: '''[[2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats]]'''
 
For all intents and purposes, unless a representative/senator has said they are not running in this cycle, then they will be listed here.
 
For all intents and purposes, unless a representative/senator has said they are not running in this cycle, then they will be listed here.
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Also note that [[Mo Brooks]], [[Jody Hice]], and [[Ted Budd]] are running for higher positions which is why they are mentioned in the article mentioned above.
  
 
==Alabama==
 
==Alabama==

Revision as of 17:35, May 29, 2021

This list contains Representatives and Senators who put the interests of America First and are not new candidates. For new candidates please check out the article: 2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats For all intents and purposes, unless a representative/senator has said they are not running in this cycle, then they will be listed here. Also note that Mo Brooks, Jody Hice, and Ted Budd are running for higher positions which is why they are mentioned in the article mentioned above.

Alabama

Arizona

California

  • Tom McClintock
  • Mike Garcia - He may not portray himself as an America First Representative, but this due to the fact that his district is a blue-leaning district. When it comes time to vote in the House, Garcia votes America First.

Colorado

Florida

Georgia

Illinois

References