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Clay Fuller

U.S. Representative, GA, district 14

RepublicanHouse

Positions last updated Oct 12, 2026

In Congress since
2026
Years served
Under 1
Age
45
Current term ends
Jan 3, 2027

Source: Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress (via the public congress-legislators dataset). Photo: official congressional portrait.

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Where their record lies

Between the typical Democratic and typical Republican record

Not enough data to place Clay Fuller on this line: at least 3 topics that divide the parties need a sourced vote or statement.

Their record by topic

Further from the center means more agreement with the quiz statement

Web chart of Clay Fuller’s positions on 8 topics; a larger shape means stronger agreement.Health careTaxes & spendingImmigrationClimate & energyGunsAbortionEducationForeign policy

Each point averages how Clay Fuller votes and what they say on that topic. A topic with no data is left out, not drawn as neutral. The sources are in the sections below.

Where they stand

Each topic is a statement from the quiz. "Agree" means their votes or words line up with it.

  • Health care

    “The federal government should guarantee health coverage for every American.”

    Votes: No data|Says: No data

  • Taxes & spending

    “Lowering taxes matters more than expanding government services.”

    Votes: No data|Says: No data

  • Immigration

    “Border security should be the top priority in immigration policy.”

    Votes: No data|Says: Neutral or unsure

  • Climate & energy

    “The federal government should require cuts to carbon emissions, even if energy costs rise.”

    Votes: No data|Says: No data

  • Guns

    “Federal law should require background checks on all gun sales, including private sales.”

    Votes: No data|Says: Neutral or unsure

  • Abortion

    “Abortion law should be decided by each state, not the federal government.”

    Votes: No data|Says: Neutral or unsure

  • Education

    “Public school funding should follow students to the school their family chooses, including private schools.”

    Votes: No data|Says: No data

  • Foreign policy

    “The U.S. should keep providing military aid to its allies abroad.”

    Votes: No data|Says: No data

Words versus votes

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Campaign money

$1.8 million raised in the 2025-2026 cycle

For the 2025-2026 election cycle, through Jun 30, 2026. Who funds a campaign can shape who a member listens to, though it does not decide how they vote.

Raised
$1.8 million
Spent
$1.8 million
Cash on hand
$0

Where the money came from

  • Small donors (under $200 each)9%
  • Larger individual donors49%
  • Political action committees (PACs)17%
  • Loans from the candidate24%
  • Other1%

Source: Federal Election Commission filings.

What they work on

6 bills written, 58 signed onto. Top topic: Crime and Law Enforcement

In the current Congress they have written 6 bills and signed on to 58 more. A bill someone writes shows what they want to change.

Topics of the bills they wrote

  • Crime and Law Enforcement3
  • Immigration2
  • Social Welfare1

Most recent bills they wrote

  • H.Res. 1434: Supporting the efforts of the Trump Administration to obtain a rehearing of the decision of the Supreme Court of the ... (Jul 15, 2026)
  • H.R. 9667: Securing Healthcare and Income Entitlements for Lawfully Domiciled Citizens (SHIELD Citizens) Act (Jul 14, 2026)
  • H.R. 9545: HONEST Act of 2026 (Jun 30, 2026)
  • H.J.Res. 172: Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to protect United States citizenship. (Jun 30, 2026)
  • H.R. 9146: Millstone Act (Jun 4, 2026)

Source: Sponsorship records from Congress.gov; each bill links to its page there.

Committees

2 committees: House Committee on Small Business; House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

Committees study and rewrite bills before the full chamber votes.

Source: Committee rosters from the congress-legislators dataset (built from the House and Senate committee pages, as of 2026-10-12). Each committee name links to its official page.

Career in Congress

2026 to present
  • 2026 to presentU.S. House, GA, district 14Republican

Source: Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress

Contact and learn more

Office phone, website, message form and where to read more

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The evidence, topic by topic

Every position links to the votes, quotes and bills it was built from

Health care

How they vote

No data

What they say

No data

Taxes & spending

How they vote

No data

What they say

No data

Immigration

How they vote

No data

What they say

Neutral or unsure (0)

Based on 1 cosponsored bill related to this issue.

Verified · Last updated Oct 8, 2026

cosponsored bill: HR 7359: Somalia Immigration Moratorium Act

Statements behind Fuller, Clay's position on Immigration

A position is built from many pieces of evidence. Each one is listed here, strongest first. Open any to see its source, how it counted, and how it was produced.

Climate & energy

How they vote

No data

What they say

No data

Guns

How they vote

No data

What they say

Neutral or unsure (0)

Based on 2 cosponsored bills related to this issue.

Verified · Last updated Oct 8, 2026

cosponsored bill: HR 9009: Firearm Freedom Act of 2026cosponsored bill: HR 850: SHUSH Act

Statements behind Fuller, Clay's position on Guns

A position is built from many pieces of evidence. Each one is listed here, strongest first. Open any to see its source, how it counted, and how it was produced.

Abortion

How they vote

No data

What they say

Neutral or unsure (0)

Based on 1 cosponsored bill related to this issue.

Verified · Last updated Oct 8, 2026

cosponsored bill: HR 722: Life at Conception Act

Statements behind Fuller, Clay's position on Abortion

A position is built from many pieces of evidence. Each one is listed here, strongest first. Open any to see its source, how it counted, and how it was produced.

Education

How they vote

No data

What they say

No data

Foreign policy

How they vote

No data

What they say

No data

Revision history

6 recorded changes
  • Abortion (statement): 0 to 0Bulk approval (statements): Spot-checked a sample of the AI's readings · Oct 8, 2026
  • Guns (statement): 0 to 0Bulk approval (statements): Spot-checked a sample of the AI's readings · Oct 8, 2026
  • Immigration (statement): 0 to 0Bulk approval (statements): Spot-checked a sample of the AI's readings · Oct 8, 2026
  • Abortion (statement): created at 0Created · Oct 8, 2026
  • Guns (statement): created at 0Created · Oct 8, 2026
  • Immigration (statement): created at 0Created · Oct 8, 2026