Ted Budd
U.S. Senate · North Carolina
United States Senator from North Carolina since 2023
What they say they support
Public stances on key issues, drawn from sponsored legislation and official statements.
Immigration
He introduced legislation to prevent non-citizens without legal status from serving in any law enforcement capacity or holding detention authority within the United States.
Technology
He supports funding for artificial intelligence in agriculture and creating standardized data sets to improve the development of AI for national security and government use.
Foreign Policy
His legislation prioritizes religious freedom in foreign aid, strengthens defense cooperation with Middle Eastern allies, and seeks to counter the economic influence of China.
Taxes
He proposed exempting small personal virtual currency transactions from capital gains taxes and expanding tax-advantaged accounts to help homebuyers with down payments.
Housing
He introduced a bill to allow individuals to use tax-free distributions from certain savings accounts to pay for down payments on a primary residence.
Veterans
He sponsored legislation to award a Congressional Gold Medal to specialized military units and introduced bills to provide career flexibility for Air Force fighter pilots.
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How they vote in Congress
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Bills they've introduced
What they've done lately
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- Apr 22legislationS 4375 — RETAIN Act of 2026
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Last checked 6/3/2026