Glenn
Thompson

Thompson has spent years focused on a few core fights. Each is tied to bills actually introduced or votes actually cast.

• 01
  Career and technical education merits congressional recognitionThompson has sponsored resolutions supporting Career and Technical Education Month across multiple Congresses (HRES.110, HRES.993, HRES.1063), each drawing substantial cosponsor support. He has also sponsored the Counseling for Career Choice Act (HR.4965), which addresses career counseling pathways, and the Cybersecurity Skills Integration Act (HR.7885), aimed at integrating cybersecurity skills into workforce preparation programs.
• 02
  Agricultural programs and dairy policy are legislative prioritiesAs chair of the House Agriculture Committee, Thompson has sponsored the GO Ag Act (HR.4945), which addresses agricultural programs, and the GIVE MILK Act (HR.4742), focused on dairy policy. The COTA Act (HR.4825) also falls within his agricultural committee portfolio. Both the GO Ag Act and GIVE MILK Act are reintroduced measures with cosponsor support.
• 03
  Healthcare workforce and Medicare coverage addressed in legislationThompson sponsored the Health Care Worker and First Responder Fairness Act (HR.6543), a reintroduced bill addressing compensation equity for healthcare workers and first responders, and the HEALTH Act of 2025 (HR.5496). He also sponsored the Medicare Orthotics and Prosthetics Patient-Centered Care Act (HR.4475), a measure with 30 cosponsors addressing Medicare coverage standards for orthotics and prosthetics patients.
• 04
  Federal prison oversight subject of sponsored legislationThompson sponsored the Federal Prisons Accountability Act of 2025 (HR.4355), a reintroduced measure with two cosponsors focused on accountability mechanisms within the federal prison system. The bill was referred to committee.
• 05
  Energy remediation and trade agreement standards addressedThompson sponsored the Orphan Well Grant Flexibility Act of 2025 (HR.1217), which addresses grant flexibility for orphan well remediation programs, and a concurrent resolution (HCONRES.49) expressing the sense of Congress that U.S. trade agreements should meet specified standards. He also sponsored the ACE Act (HR.7989) within his committee portfolio.