House · CA-27

George Whitesides

D · U.S. Representative for CA

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To amend title 38, United States Code, to establish the Veteran Scam Victims Foundation, and for other purposes.HR · No. 8841 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-14Referred to the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs.To impose certain conditions on mineral materials sales contracts and free use permits under the Materials Act of 1947 with respect to large-scale mineral extraction projects located near urban communities, and for other purposes.HR · No. 8773 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-12Referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources.To amend title 38, United States Code, to require the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to submit to Congress a quarterly report on housing loans insured, guaranteed, or under laws administered by the Secretary, and for other purposes.HR · No. 7150 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-01-20Forwarded by Subcommittee to Full Committee by Voice Vote.National Scam Prevention Coordination ActHR · No. 6681 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-12-11Referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, and in addition to the Committees on Foreign Affairs, the Judiciary, and Financial Services, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 28201 Franklin Parkway in Santa Clarita, California, as the "Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer Post Office Building".HR · No. 6164 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-11-19Referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.Honoring José Moreno Hernández, who served as a NASA astronaut and continues to be an inspirational voice on the importance of perseverance and a defining example of Hispanic American contributions in STEM.HRES · No. 810 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-10-14Referred to the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.To amend title 32, United States Code, to establish the FireGuard Program as a program of record of the National Guard.HR · No. 5615 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-09-26Referred to the House Committee on Armed Services.Contract Postal Unit Transparency ActHR · No. 5416 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-09-16Referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.Statistical Agency Integrity and Independence Act of 2025HR · No. 4907 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-08-05Referred to the Committee on Education and Workforce, and in addition to the Committees on Oversight and Government Reform, and the Judiciary, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.Chiquita Canyon Tax Relief ActHR · No. 1179 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-02-10Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.

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Essential Caregivers Act of 2025HR · No. 6766 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-29Referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, and in addition to the Committee on Ways and Means, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.FORCE Act of 2025HR · No. 6157 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-29Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, and in addition to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.Accounting STEM Pursuit Act of 2025HR · No. 2911 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-26Referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce.To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to modify certain investment credit rules with respect to nuclear facilities.HR · No. 8482 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-26Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.Iran Human Rights, Internet Freedom, and Accountability Act of 2026HR · No. 7622 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-26Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and in addition to the Committee on Financial Services, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.SNAP Benefits Fairness Act of 2025HR · No. 793 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-21Referred to the Subcommittee on Nutrition and Foreign Agriculture.Puerto Rico Nutrition Assistance Fairness ActHR · No. 5168 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-20Referred to the Subcommittee on Nutrition and Foreign Agriculture.American Leadership in AI ActHR · No. 8516 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-20Referred to the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, and in addition to the Committees on Energy and Commerce, Agriculture, Oversight and Government Reform, Education and Workforce, the Judiciary, and Ways and Means, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.761st Tank Battalion Congressional Gold Medal ActHR · No. 1628 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-19Referred to the Committee on Financial Services, and in addition to the Committee on House Administration, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.PRECEPT Nurses ActHR · No. 392 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-19Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.

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I spent a decade growing a business that created 700 jobs in our area, so I have firsthand experience with the potential, but also the challenges, facing business leaders across Northern LA County. I appreciated the opportunity to hear directly from those who contribute significantly to the economic opportunity of Santa Clarita, and was able to reiterate my focus on supporting them in Congress. It’s important that we work together to push policies that create jobs and support employers, while also fighting back against decisions that have hurt local business. I look forward to continuing my partnership with BizFed and the companies they represent to bolster economic opportunities across Northern LA County.
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Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable With Local Business Leaders to Highlight Economic Growth in Santa Clarita | Representative George Whitesides  Subscribe For Newsletter Updates! $ About About George Committees and Caucuses Our District Votes and Legislation Services App Challenge Appropriations Requests Art Competition Constituent Services Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency NDAA Requests Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Newsroom Newsroom Press Releases In the News Issues Issues Congress Economy Education Energy Health Veterans Wildfires Contact Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Request an Appearance Follow Follow Follow Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable With Local Business Leaders to Highlight Economic Growth in Santa Clarita Home Press Releases Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable With Local Business Leaders to Highlight Economic Growth in Santa Clarita SANTA CLARITA, CA – This week, Rep. George Whitesides led a business roundtable with BizFed, which represents over 240 businesses across Los Angeles County. Rep. Whitesides heard from local business leaders about the issues they are currently facing, and discussed the ways he’s fighting for jobs and economic opportunity in Congress. “I spent a decade growing a business that created 700 jobs in our area, so I have firsthand experience with the potential, but also the challenges, facing business leaders across Northern LA County,” said Rep. Whitesides . “I appreciated the opportunity to hear directly from those who contribute significantly to the economic opportunity of Santa Clarita, and was able to reiterate my focus on supporting them in Congress. It’s important that we work together to push policies that create jobs and support employers, while also fighting back against decisions that have hurt local business. I look forward to continuing my partnership with BizFed and the companies they represent to bolster economic opportunities across Northern LA County.” In Congress, Rep. Whitesides has championed policies to support small businesses in Congress, including the Supporting Trade and Rebuilding Opportunity for National Growth Act , which expands SBA and 504 loans to offset inflation, opening more capital for small businesses that need it. He has fought to cut unnecessary regulations placed on businesses by supporting the Main Street Parity Act , which lessens the financing requirements for certain SBA loans. Rep. Whitesides is also advocating for the Protect Small Businesses from Excessive Paperwork Act to ease burdens and shield small businesses from excessive legal red tape. Additionally, as the Administration has pushed harmful tariffs policies that have raised costs on local employers, Rep. Whitesides has fought back by advocating for the RELIEF Act , which would provide tariff refunds to small and independent businesses who had to pay higher costs as a result of the President’s illegal tariffs. The Congressman has also f

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Bringing federal funding home for our area is my top priority, and I’ve consistently heard about the immediate need to address the roads and intersections in Santa Clarita. More than 100,000 cars drive on our roads every single day, and it’s imperative that our infrastructure can handle that kind of demand. These federal dollars will help modernize and expand roads, leading to safer streets and more accessible businesses. As Santa Clarita continues to grow, it is essential that we leverage local, state, and federal partnerships to enhance mobility, improve pedestrian safety, and maintain the high quality of life our community expects. This $1.2 million investment will deliver critical improvements.
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Rep. Whitesides Announces Over $1 Million Investment for Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Improvements in Santa Clarita | Representative George Whitesides  Subscribe For Newsletter Updates! $ About About George Committees and Caucuses Our District Votes and Legislation Services App Challenge Appropriations Requests Art Competition Constituent Services Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency NDAA Requests Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Newsroom Newsroom Press Releases In the News Issues Issues Congress Economy Education Energy Health Veterans Wildfires Contact Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Request an Appearance Follow Follow Follow Rep. Whitesides Announces Over $1 Million Investment for Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Improvements in Santa Clarita Home Press Releases Rep. Whitesides Announces Over $1 Million Investment for Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Improvements in Santa Clarita SANTA CLARITA, CA – Yesterday, Representative George Whitesides announced a $1.2 million federal investment into Santa Clarita roads and intersections that he was able to secure in Congress’ annual budget bill. The funding, announced at an event with Mayor Laurene Weste and members of the Santa Clarita city council , will go towards infrastructure projects that improve pedestrian safety and traffic circulation at three of the busiest intersections in the city. “Bringing federal funding home for our area is my top priority, and I’ve consistently heard about the immediate need to address the roads and intersections in Santa Clarita,” said Rep. Whitesides . “More than 100,000 cars drive on our roads every single day, and it’s imperative that our infrastructure can handle that kind of demand. These federal dollars will help modernize and expand roads, leading to safer streets and more accessible businesses.” “As Santa Clarita continues to grow, it is essential that we leverage local, state, and federal partnerships to enhance mobility, improve pedestrian safety, and maintain the high quality of life our community expects,” said Mayor Laurene Weste . “This $1.2 million investment will deliver critical improvements.” The funding Rep. Whitesides secured will address pedestrian safety and traffic flow at intersections between Golden Valley Road and Centre Pointe Parkway, McBean Parkway and Newhall Ranch Road, and Valencia Boulevard and Magic Mountain Parkway, where the announcement was held. It is projected to enhance the local and regional economic wellbeing in the Santa Clarita Valley. ### Read The Latest Updates More Updates Rep. Whitesides Introduces Legislation to Protect the Santa Clarita Valley from Mining Impacts WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. George Whitesides introduced the Containing Effects of Mining Extraction... Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable With Local Business Leaders to Highlight Economic Growth in Santa Clarita SANTA CLARITA, CA – This week, Rep. George Whitesides led a business roundtabl

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American companies are building the most powerful cybersecurity tools in the world, and we’re blocking our own military from using them. We cannot afford to leave our defense systems vulnerable while our adversaries race to develop the same capabilities. The Pentagon needs to explain how it plans to close the gap – and fast. Anthropic’s announcement of the incredible and dangerous capabilities of their new model highlights the importance and value of public-private partnerships in ensuring our continued security in cyberspace. Until recently, government agencies and private companies gladly worked together on cybersecurity issues, even if they had disagreements over policy; but today, the politization of public-private partnerships by the administration has damaged our cybersecurity and our AI-enabled military capabilities, as well as weaken efforts to hold AI companies accountable over trust and safety concerns. We asked the Department of Defense how it has changed its approach towards AI given the revelations of how much the AI landscape has changed in just a few months; we call on the Department to review its AI policies and ensure that, if they are going to bear the risks of leveraging AI, they should leverage the benefits of AI as well. supply chain risk
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Reps. Whitesides, Houlahan Demand Pentagon Explain Cybersecurity Capability Gap Created by Anthropic Supply Chain Designation | Representative George Whitesides  Subscribe For Newsletter Updates! $ About About George Committees and Caucuses Our District Votes and Legislation Services App Challenge Appropriations Requests Art Competition Constituent Services Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency NDAA Requests Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Newsroom Newsroom Press Releases In the News Issues Issues Congress Economy Education Energy Health Veterans Wildfires Contact Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Request an Appearance Follow Follow Follow Reps. Whitesides, Houlahan Demand Pentagon Explain Cybersecurity Capability Gap Created by Anthropic Supply Chain Designation Home Press Releases Reps. Whitesides, Houlahan Demand Pentagon Explain Cybersecurity Capability Gap Created by Anthropic Supply Chain Designation Members urge DoD to re-engage with Anthropic, establish access to AI-powered cybersecurity tools as adversaries close the gap WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. George Whitesides and Rep. Chrissy Houlahan sent a letter to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth demanding answers on the national security implications of the Department’s supply chain risk designation on Anthropic – a restriction that is preventing DoD components and contractors from accessing advanced AI-powered cybersecurity capabilities at a critical moment. “American companies are building the most powerful cybersecurity tools in the world, and we’re blocking our own military from using them,” said Rep. Whitesides. “We cannot afford to leave our defense systems vulnerable while our adversaries race to develop the same capabilities. The Pentagon needs to explain how it plans to close the gap – and fast.” “Anthropic’s announcement of the incredible and dangerous capabilities of their new model highlights the importance and value of public-private partnerships in ensuring our continued security in cyberspace,” said Rep. Houlahan. “Until recently, government agencies and private companies gladly worked together on cybersecurity issues, even if they had disagreements over policy; but today, the politization of public-private partnerships by the administration has damaged our cybersecurity and our AI-enabled military capabilities, as well as weaken efforts to hold AI companies accountable over trust and safety concerns. We asked the Department of Defense how it has changed its approach towards AI given the revelations of how much the AI landscape has changed in just a few months; we call on the Department to review its AI policies and ensure that, if they are going to bear the risks of leveraging AI, they should leverage the benefits of AI as well.” The letter follows recent reporting on Anthropic’s newly released Mythos model, an artificial intelligence system with advanced cybersecurity capabilities, which was able to a

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Supporting student mental health starts with listening to those who see these challenges every day, which is why I sat down with educators and counselors in the Antelope Valley Union High School District to hear directly about what students are experiencing and ensure my work in Congress is informed by what’s happening in classrooms. I’m also working to advance bipartisan solutions and secure federal investments that expand access to mental health support, strengthen school-based services, and give students the tools they need to succeed. Conversations like this are critical to better understanding how the changing digital landscape is shaping student well-being and how we can deliver meaningful solutions. The Antelope Valley Union High School District commends Congressman Whitesides for convening this roundtable and for recognizing the critical importance of student mental health. The firsthand insights and experiences of our front-line personnel—teachers, counselors, and mental health professionals—are invaluable. Bringing their perspectives directly into this conversation is a crucial step toward developing the necessary resources and policies to effectively support the well-being and academic success of every student in our district.
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Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable on Student Mental Health With Antelope Valley Educators and Counselors | Representative George Whitesides  Subscribe For Newsletter Updates! $ About About George Committees and Caucuses Our District Votes and Legislation Services App Challenge Appropriations Requests Art Competition Constituent Services Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency NDAA Requests Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Newsroom Newsroom Press Releases In the News Issues Issues Congress Economy Education Energy Health Veterans Wildfires Contact Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Request an Appearance Follow Follow Follow Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable on Student Mental Health With Antelope Valley Educators and Counselors Home Press Releases Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable on Student Mental Health With Antelope Valley Educators and Counselors LANCASTER, CA – Yesterday, Rep. George Whitesides joined a roundtable at Lancaster High School with Antelope Valley Union High School District Superintendent Gregory Nehen and local educators, school counselors, and social workers. The roundtable was dedicated to discussing student achievement, how social media in the digital age impacts student mental health, and how educators and elected officials can address the challenges to improve educational outcomes. “Supporting student mental health starts with listening to those who see these challenges every day, which is why I sat down with educators and counselors in the Antelope Valley Union High School District to hear directly about what students are experiencing and ensure my work in Congress is informed by what’s happening in classrooms,” said Rep. Whitesides . “I’m also working to advance bipartisan solutions and secure federal investments that expand access to mental health support, strengthen school-based services, and give students the tools they need to succeed. Conversations like this are critical to better understanding how the changing digital landscape is shaping student well-being and how we can deliver meaningful solutions.” “The Antelope Valley Union High School District commends Congressman Whitesides for convening this roundtable and for recognizing the critical importance of student mental health,” said AVUHSD Superintendent Greg Nehen . “The firsthand insights and experiences of our front-line personnel—teachers, counselors, and mental health professionals—are invaluable. Bringing their perspectives directly into this conversation is a crucial step toward developing the necessary resources and policies to effectively support the well-being and academic success of every student in our district.” Rep. Whitesides is working to advance several bipartisan bills aimed at expanding access to mental health care for students, including the Increasing Access to Mental Health in Schools Act , the Improving Mental Health Access for Students Act , and the Expanding Access to Mental He

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Clean drinking water is a right, not a privilege, and every family in our community should feel confident that their water is safe and free from toxins. I was proud to bring this funding home for the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, and further the important work they do to remove PFAS and other toxins from our water supply. The reopening of two wells will increase the agency’s treatment capacity and help ensure that they are best prepared to keep our community’s drinking water safe. SCV Water is thankful for Congressman Whitesides’ continued support and effort in securing funding for groundwater treatment in the Santa Clarita Valley. The E Wells project is another important investment in restoring local water supply and enhancing water quality and reliability for our community.
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Rep. Whitesides Announces $1 Million Federal Investment to Improve Drinking Water Safety in Santa Clarita Valley | Representative George Whitesides  Subscribe For Newsletter Updates! $ About About George Committees and Caucuses Our District Votes and Legislation Services App Challenge Appropriations Requests Art Competition Constituent Services Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency NDAA Requests Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Newsroom Newsroom Press Releases In the News Issues Issues Congress Economy Education Energy Health Veterans Wildfires Contact Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Request an Appearance Follow Follow Follow Rep. Whitesides Announces $1 Million Federal Investment to Improve Drinking Water Safety in Santa Clarita Valley Home Press Releases Rep. Whitesides Announces $1 Million Federal Investment to Improve Drinking Water Safety in Santa Clarita Valley SANTA CLARITA, CA – Today, Rep. George Whitesides joined members of the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency to announce a new federal investment that will remove dangerous PFAS chemicals from the region’s drinking water. The funding secured by Rep. Whitesides in Congress’ annual budget will go towards the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency’s PFAS treatment vessels, which remove unhealthy ‘forever chemicals’ from drinking water. “Clean drinking water is a right, not a privilege, and every family in our community should feel confident that their water is safe and free from toxins,” said Rep. Whitesides . “I was proud to bring this funding home for the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, and further the important work they do to remove PFAS and other toxins from our water supply. The reopening of two wells will increase the agency’s treatment capacity and help ensure that they are best prepared to keep our community’s drinking water safe.” “SCV Water is thankful for Congressman Whitesides’ continued support and effort in securing funding for groundwater treatment in the Santa Clarita Valley ,” said SCV Water General Manager Matt Stone . “The E Wells project is another important investment in restoring local water supply and enhancing water quality and reliability for our community.” PFAS chemicals can cause major health problems if left untreated. The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency serves close to 291,000 residents through around 76,800 connection points. The funding will help restore 4 to 6% of the annual drinking water supply, meaning more clean water will be available to the Santa Clarita Valley. ### Read The Latest Updates More Updates Rep. Whitesides Introduces Legislation to Protect the Santa Clarita Valley from Mining Impacts WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. George Whitesides introduced the Containing Effects of Mining Extraction... Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable With Local Business Leaders to Highlight Economic Growth in Santa Clarita SANTA CLARITA, CA – This week, Rep. George Whitesides led a business round

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As NASA astronauts are literally on their way to the Moon, showcasing the tremendous power of American innovation that the President claims to support, the Administration is actively trying to sabotage their mission and the dedicated team at NASA. “ After last year’s full-scale assault on American science and innovation was rejected by a broad, bipartisan, bicameral coalition — Trump has yet again gone along with Russ Vought’s misguided goal to demolish our scientific agencies and drive technical leadership to other countries. “When will they learn? Congress understands that science is what creates new cures, creates new jobs, and inspires the next generation. And Congress will reject this terrible budget.
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Rep. Whitesides Condemns the President’s Anti-Science Budget Proposal | Representative George Whitesides  Subscribe For Newsletter Updates! $ About About George Committees and Caucuses Our District Votes and Legislation Services App Challenge Appropriations Requests Art Competition Constituent Services Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency NDAA Requests Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Newsroom Newsroom Press Releases In the News Issues Issues Congress Economy Education Energy Health Veterans Wildfires Contact Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Request an Appearance Follow Follow Follow Rep. Whitesides Condemns the President’s Anti-Science Budget Proposal Home Press Releases Rep. Whitesides Condemns the President’s Anti-Science Budget Proposal WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congressman George Whitesides (CA-27) released the following statement in response to the release of the President’s FY27 Budget Request for scientific agencies across the United States: “The President’s new budget defunding American science and innovation is dead on arrival, just like last year. “As NASA astronauts are literally on their way to the Moon, showcasing the tremendous power of American innovation that the President claims to support, the Administration is actively trying to sabotage their mission and the dedicated team at NASA. “ After last year’s full-scale assault on American science and innovation was rejected by a broad, bipartisan, bicameral coalition — Trump has yet again gone along with Russ Vought’s misguided goal to demolish our scientific agencies and drive technical leadership to other countries. “When will they learn? Congress understands that science is what creates new cures, creates new jobs, and inspires the next generation. And Congress will reject this terrible budget.” ### Read The Latest Updates More Updates Rep. Whitesides Introduces Legislation to Protect the Santa Clarita Valley from Mining Impacts WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. George Whitesides introduced the Containing Effects of Mining Extraction... Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable With Local Business Leaders to Highlight Economic Growth in Santa Clarita SANTA CLARITA, CA – This week, Rep. George Whitesides led a business roundtable with BizFed,... Rep. Whitesides Announces Over $1 Million Investment for Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Improvements in Santa Clarita SANTA CLARITA, CA – Yesterday, Representative George Whitesides announced a $1.2 million... Reps. Whitesides, Houlahan Demand Pentagon Explain Cybersecurity Capability Gap Created by Anthropic Supply Chain Designation Members urge DoD to re-engage with Anthropic, establish access to AI-powered cybersecurity tools as adversaries... Rep. Whitesides Leads Roundtable on Student Mental Health With Antelope Valley Educators and Counselors LANCASTER, CA - Yesterday, Rep. George Whitesides joined a roundtable at Lancaster High School with... Rep. Whitesides Announces $1 Mi

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148Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-04-30 · House roll 149Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment, as Modified2026-04-30 · House roll 150Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-04-30 · House roll 151Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-04-30 · House roll 152Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-30 · House roll 153Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-30 · House roll 154Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-30 · House roll 155High confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-04-29 · House roll 140Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-29 · House roll 141Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-29 · House roll 142Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-29 · House roll 143Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-04-27 · House roll 138Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-04-27 · House roll 139Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-23 · House roll 137Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-04-22 · House roll 130Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-22 · House roll 131Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-22 · House roll 132Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-22 · House roll 133Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-22 · House roll 134Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-22 · House roll 135Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-22 · House roll 136Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-21 · House roll 127Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-21 · House roll 128Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-21 · House roll 129Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-20 · House roll 125Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-20 · House roll 126Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-04-17 · House roll 122Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-04-17 · House roll 123High confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-17 · House roll 124High confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-16 · House roll 114High confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-16 · House roll 115Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-16 · House roll 116Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-16 · House roll 117Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-16 · House roll 118Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-16 · House roll 119Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-16 · House roll 120Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-16 · House roll 121Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-04-15 · House roll 111Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-15 · House roll 112High confidenceOn Motion to Discharge2026-04-15 · House roll 113Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-14 · House roll 109Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-04-14 · House roll 110Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-27 · House roll 105Medium confidenceOn Motion to Adjourn2026-03-27 · House roll 106Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-27 · House roll 107Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-27 · House roll 108Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution, as Amended2026-03-26 · House roll 102Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-26 · House roll 103Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-26 · House roll 104Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-25 · House roll 98Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-25 · House roll 99Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-25 · House roll 100Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-25 · House roll 101Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-03-24 · House roll 97Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-19 · House roll 96Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-18 · House roll 92Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-18 · House roll 93Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-18 · House roll 94Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-03-18 · House roll 95Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-03-17 · House roll 88Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-03-17 · House roll 89Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-17 · House roll 90Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-17 · House roll 91Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Agree2026-03-05 · House roll 84Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-05 · House roll 85High confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-05 · House roll 86Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-05 · House roll 87Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-04 · House roll 79Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-04 · House roll 80Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-03-04 · House roll 81Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-03-04 · House roll 82Medium confidenceOn Motion to Refer2026-03-04 · House roll 83Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-25 · House roll 77Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-25 · House roll 78Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-02-24 · House roll 71Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-02-24 · House roll 72Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-24 · House roll 73Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-02-24 · House roll 74Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-24 · House roll 75Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-24 · House roll 76Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-12 · House roll 70Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-11 · House roll 61Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution, as Amended2026-02-11 · House roll 62High confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-11 · House roll 63Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 64Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 65Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-11 · House roll 66Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 67Medium confidenceOn Motion to Commit2026-02-11 · House roll 68Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 69Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-10 · House roll 59Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-02-10 · House roll 60High confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-09 · House roll 57Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-09 · House roll 58Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-04 · House roll 54Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-04 · House roll 55Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-04 · House roll 56Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-03 · House roll 51Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-02-03 · House roll 52Medium confidenceOn Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments2026-02-03 · House roll 53Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-02 · House roll 49Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-02 · House roll 50Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-22 · House roll 39Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-22 · House roll 40Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution, as Amended2026-01-22 · House roll 41Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-22 · House roll 42Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-22 · House roll 43Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-22 · House roll 44Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-22 · House roll 45Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-22 · House roll 46Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-22 · House roll 47Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-22 · House roll 48Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-21 · House roll 34Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-21 · House roll 35Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-21 · House roll 36Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-21 · House roll 37Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-21 · House roll 38Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-01-20 · House roll 32Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-20 · House roll 33Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-15 · House roll 29Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-15 · House roll 30Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-15 · House roll 31Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-14 · House roll 24Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-14 · House roll 25Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-14 · House roll 26Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-14 · House roll 27Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-14 · House roll 28Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-13 · House roll 16Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-13 · House roll 17Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 18Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-13 · House roll 19Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 20Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 21Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 22Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-13 · House roll 23Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-12 · House roll 13Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-12 · House roll 14Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-12 · House roll 15Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-09 · House roll 12Medium confidenceOn Retaining Division A2026-01-08 · House roll 5Medium confidenceOn Retaining Divisions B and C2026-01-08 · House roll 6Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-08 · House roll 7Medium confidencePassage, Objections of the President To The Contrary Notwithstanding2026-01-08 · House roll 8Medium confidencePassage, Objections of the President To The Contrary Notwithstanding2026-01-08 · House roll 9Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-08 · House roll 10Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-08 · House roll 11Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-07 · House roll 2Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-07 · House roll 3Medium confidenceOn Motion to Discharge2026-01-07 · House roll 4Medium confidenceCall of the House2026-01-06 · House roll 1Medium confidence

Score Evidence

Scored votes

0

Did not align

0

Skipped by user

206

Not public scored

0

Score math

The score uses reviewed vote classifications only. It divides aligned weighted points by all possible weighted points from Support/Oppose answers: 0 / 0.

Aligned vote records: 0.

George Whitesides

On Agreeing to the Resolution

2026-06-04 · House roll 201

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Rep vote

Nay

Vote meaning

Oppose

Weight

0

I support requiring congressional authorization before sustained military action.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

High confidencereviewedRequest correction

George Whitesides

On Ordering the Previous Question

2026-06-04 · House roll 202

Skipped

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Rep vote

Nay

Vote meaning

Oppose

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

George Whitesides

On Agreeing to the Resolution

2026-06-04 · House roll 203

Skipped

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Rep vote

Nay

Vote meaning

Oppose

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

George Whitesides

On Motion to Recommit

2026-06-04 · House roll 204

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Rep vote

Yea

Vote meaning

Support

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

George Whitesides

On Passage

2026-06-04 · House roll 205

Skipped

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Rep vote

Nay

Vote meaning

Oppose

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

George Whitesides

On Agreeing to the Resolution

2026-06-04 · House roll 206

Skipped

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Skip

Rep vote

Yea

Vote meaning

Support

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

George Whitesides

On Passage

2026-06-04 · House roll 207

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Yea

Vote meaning

Support

Weight

0

I support international affairs, diplomacy, sanctions, and foreign assistance measures.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

Campaign Finance Summary

Receipts

$3,536,154

Disbursements

$1,541,321

Cash on hand

$2,321,567

Linked to WHITESIDES, GEORGE (H4CA27111) for cycle 2026.

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Sources

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Congress.gov official recordOfficialCongress.gov · checked 2026-05-15WHITESIDES, GEORGE OpenFEC aggregate candidate totalOfficialFederal Election Commission · checked 2026-06-02FEC campaign finance dataOfficialFederal Election Commission · checked 2026-05-15