Greg
Stanton

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

• 01
  Semiconductor industry security and domestic supply chainsStanton sponsored the Semiconductor Supply Chain Security and Diversification Act of 2025 (HR.1215) and voted in favor of the Building Chips in America Act (S.2228), a vote recorded against his party's prevailing position. These actions reflect a sustained focus on domestic semiconductor manufacturing and supply chain resilience across multiple Congresses.
• 02
  Accessible transportation for people with disabilitiesStanton sponsored the AV Accessibility Act (HR.4419), which addresses accessibility standards for autonomous vehicles. The bill has been introduced in committee and reintroduced across Congresses, indicating continued attention to ensuring that emerging transportation technologies include accommodations for individuals with disabilities.
• 03
  Wildfire preparedness and emergency response improvementsStanton sponsored the Wildfire Response Improvement Act (HR.1393), a bill introduced in committee and reintroduced across Congresses. The legislation addresses federal frameworks for responding to wildfire events, a recurring concern for Arizona and other western states that regularly experience large-scale wildfires.
• 04
  Tribal health services funding and authorizationStanton sponsored the Stronger Engagement for Indian Health Needs Act of 2025 (HR.741), introduced in committee and reintroduced in a second Congress. The bill concerns federal engagement with and funding for Indian health services, reflecting attention to health care access for tribal communities represented within and adjacent to Arizona's 4th district.
• 05
  U.S. relations and cooperation with neighboring countriesStanton sponsored the American Cooperation with Our Neighbors Act (HR.4532), introduced in committee and reintroduced across four Congresses. He also sponsored the WOLF Act of 2025 (HR.2227), now in its sixth reintroduction, and the EB-5 Regional Center Program Advisory Committee Authorization Act (HR.6992), which concerns immigrant investor visa program oversight.