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As a member of Congress representing Alabama's 3rd District, Mike Rogers voted Yea on H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, on July 3, 2025, and Yea on H.R. 6703, the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act, on December 17, 2025.

McInnis says Republican policies have contributed to healthcare deserts in Alabama's 3rd District, including counties without hospitals, pediatricians, trauma centers, or labor-and-delivery services, as well as shortages in mental-health…

Rogers says that, as part of completing President Trump’s agenda, he wants to “unleash American energy” and “grow our economy.” The statement does not provide specific details on taxes, spending, or other economic policies.

McInnis says the economy should work for everyone. His campaign argues that policies favoring the ultra-wealthy drive up costs for struggling families and that wealthy Americans should pay a fairer share of taxes; he says he would level…

Mike Rogers has supported expanding fossil-fuel production and limiting federal restrictions on hydraulic fracturing. He voted for H.R. 26, the Protecting American Energy Production Act, which would prohibit the president from declaring a…

Mike Rogers supports defining legal personhood as beginning at conception, as shown by his cosponsorship of H.R. 722, the Life at Conception Act, which would establish that policy federally.

McInnis's campaign publicly emphasizes expanding healthcare access and addressing shortages that include labor-and-delivery services, but the campaign's reviewed policy materials do not state an explicit position on abortion legality,…

Rogers supports increased border enforcement and opposes a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. His campaign states that completing President Trump's agenda requires closing the borders, and he has previously proposed measures…

McInnis says the immigration system is broken and supports comprehensive reform: securing the border with modern systems, faster vetting, expanding H-2A and H-2B visas according to industry needs, and extending renewable temporary…

Rogers strongly favors gun ownership rights promoted by the National Rifle Association. He has consistently supported Second Amendment protections in Congress, though his current campaign website does not publish a dedicated firearms policy page.

At a November 19, 2025 town hall, McInnis said he would support creating red-flag laws and banning assault weapons. His campaign’s current issues page does not publish a separate firearms or Second Amendment policy; no newer, directly…

Mike Rogers supports a security-focused foreign policy centered on maintaining a strong, well-equipped U.S. military and expanding the defense industrial base to deter evolving threats worldwide.

McInnis, a former defense intelligence officer, has criticized the U.S. military action against Iran as a "needless war" and argued that the House and Senate Armed Services Committees have a moral and constitutional obligation to…

Rogers has opposed same-sex marriage rights and voted against the Respect for Marriage Act, which would codify federal recognition of same-sex and interracial marriages.

Lee McInnis has said that government should protect the civil rights of every person. He has also opposed Alabama redistricting decisions he characterized as harmful to voting rights and racial representation, and has called for defending…

Rogers believes the federal government should have little role in primary education and that decisions about children's education should be left to the local level. He strongly favors school vouchers, which provide taxpayer-funded subsidies to private schools.

McInnis says every child should have access to a free, high-quality education in a safe environment, regardless of ZIP code or learning challenges.

Rogers has supported federal investment in advanced defense technologies, including artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, unmanned systems, and related modernization, primarily in the context of maintaining U.S. military and…

Mike Rogers supported the SAVE Act (H.R. 22), voting Yea on the House passage vote on April 10, 2025. The bill would require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections and require states to obtain…

McInnis has called for defending voting rights and the protections of the Voting Rights Act, and has opposed Alabama redistricting decisions he characterized as harmful to voting rights and racial representation.

Mike Rogers emphasizes securing federal support for Alabama's 3rd District through community-project and defense-related investments.

McInnis says his local agenda for Alabama’s 3rd District centers on improving rural health-care access, including addressing hospital, pediatric, trauma, maternity, mental-health, and emergency-medical-service shortages; he also emphasizes…