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United States Senator George D. Davis, Republican from Arkansas Basic Information Character Name: George Douglas Davis Avatar: Ron Johnson Seat: Arkansas Class II Party: Republican Major Caucus: Freedom Caucus Special Talent: Lion Gender: Male [0 Pts] Sexuality: Straight, married with < 3 Children [-5 Pts] Race/Ethnicity: White/Caucasian [0 Pts] Date of Birth: April 10, 1955 (a. 71) [-10 Pts] Place of Birth: Hope, Arkansas Place of Residence: Hot Springs, Arkansas Family Information Parents: Robert James Davis; Margaret "Peggy" Anne Davis (nee Hucthinson) Siblings: Robert "Bob" James Davis, Jr.; Anne Marie Davis-Hill (nee Davis) Spouse: Madeline Louanne Davis (nee Heiskill) Children: George Douglas Davis, Jr.; Louanne Mary Davis; Madeline Anne Davis Educational History - Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), University of Missouri-Kansas City (1973-1977) [5 Pts] - Master of Public Health (MPH) in Health Administration & Policy, The University of Oklahoma (1977-1979) [0 Pts] - Master of Business Administration, University of Arkansas (1979-1981) [0 Pts] - Doctorate of Jurisprudence, Mercer University School of Law (1981-1983) [0 Pts] Occupational History - Human Resources Assistant, Mercy Healthcare System (1975-1977) [10 Pts] - Human Resources Assistant Manager, Mercy Healthcare System-Mercy Hospital Fort Smith (1977-1982) [15 Pts] - Director of Human Resources, Mercy Healthcare System- Mercy Hospital Fort Smith (1982-1989) [15 Pts] - Director for Fort Smith's Board of Director's 2nd Ward (1989-1997) [4 Pts] - Mayor of the City of Fort Smith (1997-2006) [12 Pts] - Secretary of Human Services for the State of Arkansas (2006-2010) [5 Pts] - 19th Lieutenant Governor of the State of Arkansas (2011-2012) [8 Pts] - United States Representative for Arkansas's 4th Congressional District (2013-2021) [12 Pts] - United States Senator for the State of Arkansas (2021-Present) [5 Pts] TOTAL POINTS: 61/100 KEY VOTES 113th Congress 2013-2015 Republicans: Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013- NAY 114th Congress 2015-2017 Republicans: USA FREEDOM Act- NAY 115th Congress 2017-2019 Republicans: Health Care Freedom Act of 2017- YEA 116th Congress 2019-2021 Republicans: Trump Impeachment Articles I and II- NAY BIOGRAPHY George Douglas Davis (R-AR), U.S. Senator Early Life and Education George Douglas Davis was born on April 10, 1955, in Hope, Arkansas, to Robert James Davis and Margaret "Peggy" Anne Davis (née Hutchinson). Raised in a civic-minded family, he grew up alongside his siblings, Anne Marie Davis and Robert "Bob" James Davis, Jr. Davis earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 1977. He further pursued a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Health Administration and Policy from the University of Oklahoma and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Arkansas. In 1983, he completed a Doctorate of Jurisprudence at Mercer University School of Law. Career Early Career Davis began his professional journey in human resources at the Mercy Healthcare System. He served in various roles, culminating in his appointment as Director of Human Resources at Mercy Hospital Fort Smith from 1982 to 1989. Political Career His political career took off with his service as Director for Fort Smith’s Board of Directors, representing the 2nd Ward from 1989 to 1997. Davis was then elected Mayor of Fort Smith, a position he held until 2006. His effective leadership led to his appointment as Secretary of Human Services for Arkansas, a role he fulfilled until becoming the 19th Lieutenant Governor in 2011. Davis’s election to the U.S. House of Representatives for Arkansas’s 4th Congressional District in 2013 marked his entry into national politics. After four terms in the House, he successfully ran for the U.S. Senate, taking office in 2021. Senate Service As a U.S. Senator representing Arkansas, Davis has aligned closely with the Republican Party and is a prominent member of the Freedom Caucus. His legislative priorities include healthcare reform, economic development, and border security. Key Legislative Votes: 113th Congress (2013-2015): Voted Nay on the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013. 114th Congress (2015-2017): Opposed the USA FREEDOM Act, voting Nay. 115th Congress (2017-2019): Supported the Health Care Freedom Act of 2017 with a Yea vote. 116th Congress (2019-2021): Voted Nay on both articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. Personal Life Davis resides in Hot Springs, Arkansas, with his wife, Madeline Louanne Davis (née Heiskill). The couple has three children: George Douglas Davis, Jr, Louanne Mary Davis, and Madeline Anne Davis. He is widely known for his advocacy for traditional family values and community engagement. ELECTION HISTORY 2010 Lieutenant Governor, State of Arkansas, General Election George D. Davis (R)- 386,693 (51.05%) Shane Broadway (D)- 369,538 (48.95%) 2012 United States House of Representatives, Arkansas's 4th District, Republican Primary Election George D. Davis- 20,899 (57.6%) Tom Cotton- 13,460 (37.1%) Beth Anne Rankin- 1,953 (5.4%) 2012 United States House of Representatives, Arkansas's 4th District, General Election George D. Davis (R)- 154,149 (59.5%) Gene Jeffress (D)- 95,013 (36.7%) Bobby Tullis (L)- 4,984 (1.9%) J. Joshua Drake (G)- 4,807 (1.9%) 2014 United States House of Representatives, Arkansas's 4th District, Republican Primary George D. Davis [i]- 18,719 (54.4%) Tommy Moll- 15,659 (45.6%) 2014 United States House of Representatives, Arkansas's 4th District, General Election George D. Davis (R) [i]- 110,789 (53.7%) James Lee Witt (D)- 87,742 (42.6%) Ken Hamilton (L)- 7,598 (3.7%) Write-In- 2 (0.0%) 2016 United States House of Representatives, Arkansas's 4th District, General Election George D. Davis (R) [i]- 182,885 (74.9%) Kerry Hicks (L)- 61,274 (25.1%) 2018 United States House of Representatives, Arkansas's 4th District, Republican Primary George D. Davis [i]- 40,201 (79.8%) Randy Caldwell- 10,151 (20.2%) 2018 United States House of Representatives, Arkansas's 4th District, General Election George D. Davis (R) [i]- 136,740 (66.8%) Hayden Shamel (D)- 63,984 (31.2%) Tom Canada (L)- 3,952 (1.9%) Write-In- 216 (0.1%) 2020 United States Senate, State of Arkansas, General Election George D. Davis (R)- 793,871 (66.53%) Ricky Dale Harrington, Jr. (L)- 399,390 (33.47%) 2026 United States Senate, State of Arkansas, General Election George D. Davis (R) [i]- 64% Josh Mahony (D)- 36%

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Senator Samuel Crafts Announces 2027 Legislative Priorities Focused on Fighting for Working Families, Climate Action, and Lowering Living Costs Olympia, WA — Senator Samuel Crafts (D-WA) today outlined his legislative priorities for the 2027 session, emphasizing his commitment to fighting for working families, addressing the climate crisis, and lowering the cost of living for all Americans. Drawing on his experience as a climate scientist, Senator Crafts is setting his sights on ambitious climate action, while ensuring the benefits of a sustainable economy are felt by all working families. His first bill filed of the session is the GREEN Housing Act that he wrote last year to provide grants to build climate resilient, green, public housing to both lower housing prices and fight the climate crisis. "The 2026 elections made one thing clear: Americans want a fighter for working families, and that’s exactly what I am," said Senator Crafts. "I grew up in a working-class family myself and I’ve spent my career fighting for the people who need it the most. Whether it’s combating the climate crisis, making housing affordable, or securing better rights for workers, I’m committed to delivering real, impactful solutions no matter what the politics may be." Key Legislative Priorities for 2027: 1. Addressing the Climate Crisis with Bold Action As a climate scientist, Senator Crafts is prioritizing aggressive climate action. "We can no longer afford to wait and we have not be able to aford to wait for quite some time," he said. "The science is clear, and the consequences of inaction are already being felt be it through wildfires, hurricanes, droughts, or floods. My plan includes accelerating the United State's transition to renewable energy, creating green, union jobs for workers, and ensuring that communities most impacted by climate change are protected." Senator Crafts will work to pass policies that cut carbon emissions, expand clean energy infrastructure, and promote environmental justice. 2. Lowering Housing Costs With the rising cost of housing putting immense pressure on working families, Senator Crafts is committed to increasing affordable housing availability and tackling housing inequality head-on. "Just as the GREEN Housing Act I wrote says, housing is a human right, and far too many people in our state and across the country are struggling to find a home they can afford," said Crafts. "We will implement policies that create more affordable housing units, reduce zoning restrictions, and support renter protection measures to give working families the security they deserve." 3. Expanding Workers' Rights and Protections Senator Crafts will advocate for strengthening workers' rights, raising wages, and ensuring fair labor practices. "The dignity of work is something I hold dear," he stated. "I will fight for policies that guarantee fair wages, expand access to paid family leave, and ensure workers have the protections they need to thrive." He looks forward to supporting the PRO Act once it is reintroduced. 4. Lowering the Cost of Living As inflation continues to squeeze the budgets of everyday families, Senator Crafts is focusing on lowering the cost of living by making healthcare, education, and other essential services more affordable. "Nobody should have to choose between paying rent and putting food on the table," said Crafts. "I will work to pass policies that reduce the burden of healthcare costs, lower prescription drug prices, and expand access to affordable childcare and education." Senator Crafts’ approach reflects his belief in pragmatic progressive policies that can make a real difference in people’s lives. "It's time to work for the people who need it most—those who are living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to make ends meet, and looking for a champion who will fight for them in D.C." ###