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← Rundown2026 Virginia House race — John J. McGuire III's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Virginia House race — John J. McGuire III's seat

Incumbent: John J. McGuire III (Republican)

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  • John J. McGuire III
    John J. McGuire III

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • DC Public Safety: Sponsored the Make the District of Columbia Safe and Beautiful Act to address crime and safety in Washington, D.C. [1]
    • Energy: Supports expanding American energy production and 'energy dominance,' and introduced legislation aimed at protecting electric ratepayers from rising utility costs. [1]
    • Government Ethics: Supported House passage of the Stop Insider Trading Act, indicating support for restricting congressional stock trading based on nonpublic information. [1]

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Gun Rights:
Introduced the Shall Not Be Infringed Act, reflecting support for expanded Second Amendment protections.
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  • Healthcare: Voted for the 2025 reconciliation bill (H.R.1) affecting ACA-related costs and introduced the Maternal Access to Treatment Act to expand maternal health care access. [1][2]
  • Immigration: Supports restricting birthright citizenship for children of unauthorized or temporary-visa immigrants and backs continued state-federal ICE cooperation such as 287(g) agreements. [1][2][3]
  • Taxation and Economy: Supports tariffs as an affordability measure and proposed the American Dream Act, offering capital gains tax breaks for selling rental properties to first-time homebuyers. [1]
  • Women's Sports: Introduced the Riley Gaines Act to restrict transgender women's participation in women's sports and protect related scholarship opportunities. [1]
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