2012 Voter's Guide on GA issues in Congress

See if your Congressman and Senators supported issues affecting GA

There were many general aviation initiatives that AOPA actively advocated for in Congress over the last two years. These included getting Members of Congress to join the House and Senate General Aviation Caucuses which are now at their highest levels; supporting legislation that became law such as the FAA Reauthorization bill and the Pilots Bill of Rights; and getting Members and Senators to sign onto letters that are important to general aviation such as opposing user fees or protecting GPS from interference.

This tool/webpage was developed to help AOPA members see if their Congressman and Senators supported issues advocated by AOPA. Please note that if a Member of Congress did not support one of our positions, it does not mean they do not support general aviation. For example, if a Member of Congress was not on the GA Caucus, they would not have had an opportunity to sign a Caucus letter on a GA issue. If you have any questions about your Member of Congress, please contact AOPA Legislative Affairs at (202) 737-7950 for additional information.

Instructions

The following tables allow you to see how Members of the House and Senate have supported general aviation. You can sort the results by clicking on any of the headers on the table. For example, if you would like the table sorted by political affiliation, click on "Party". The table will then sort in alphabetical order. To reverse the direction of the sort, simply click the header again. Using the "Party" header as an example, one click will sort the list with Democratic Members listed first. Clicking the header again will list Republicans first.

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