Ronny Jackson

Overview

Ronny Jackson represents Texas in the U.S. House of Representatives, bringing a background as a former White House physician who served under Presidents Obama and Trump. His legislative approach reflects strongly conservative principles, particularly evident in his consistent opposition to Democratic-led procedural motions and legislation. His voting record shows particular emphasis on healthcare policy, where he has cast 25 votes with a mixed pattern of support (48% yea), and defense matters, where he has shown unanimous support for the measures that came to vote. His budget-related votes lean toward opposition (43% yea), suggesting fiscal conservative tendencies. Jackson frequently votes against procedural motions such as 'Ordering the Previous Question' and resolutions brought by the majority party, which is consistent with his role as a member of the minority party during much of his tenure. His support for motions to recommit reflects standard minority party strategy to amend or delay legislation.

Key Positions

• •Strong supporter of defense-related legislation (100% support)
• •Consistently opposes Democratic procedural motions
• •Mixed record on healthcare legislation, voting against approximately half of measures
• •Generally opposes majority party budget proposals
• •Supports conservative amendments through motion to recommit votes