Rhett Marques

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says making life affordable again for Alabama families will be his top priority in Congress, including lower costs for groceries, gas and housing.[1],[2]
• Says he will be "taking Alabama values to Washington," including keeping Critical Race Theory out of classrooms and ending DEI programs.[1],[2]
• Points to his record in the Legislature on veterans issues, saying he helped make Alabama "the most veteran-friendly state in America."[1]

Background

• State Representative, District 91, Alabama House of Representatives · 2018–present[3],[4]
• Member, Health Committee, Alabama House of Representatives[3],[4]
• Owner, Goodson Tire & Auto, Enterprise[3],[4]

Education

• B.S., marketing (1994), University of Alabama[3],[4]

Where they stand

• Taxes
  Says he would eliminate wasteful federal spending and lower taxes to put more money back in families' pockets.[1]
• Immigration
  Supports deporting immigrants in the country illegally who commit crimes and tighter border security, and says the shift from "Catch and Release" to "Detain and Deport" should continue.[1]
• Guns
  Opposes new restrictions on gun rights, saying the right to self-defense is guaranteed by the Second Amendment.[1]
• Abortion
  Describes himself as pro-life; supports defunding Planned Parenthood and barring taxpayer money for abortion.[1]
• Agriculture
  Says he will support agricultural producers and fair markets and invest in rural broadband and infrastructure.[1]

Voting record

Rhett Marques has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words