BRITT, KATIE BOYD

Immigration

Supports stricter immigration enforcement, including mandatory E-Verify and limits on non-citizen voting.

Sponsored the Mandatory E-Verify Act of 2026 and a bill to prohibit non-citizens from voting in D.C. elections, reflecting a consistent enforcement-focused approach to immigration policy.

Financial Regulation / Banking

Favors tailoring and easing certain federal banking regulations for financial institutions.

Sponsored S 5452 to amend the Financial Stability Act of 2010 for tailored and indexed enhanced regulations, and serves as Chairman of a Senate Banking subcommittee overseeing financial institutions.

Judicial Nominations

Generally supports confirmation of federal judicial nominees and advances judicial business through procedural votes.

Voted Yea on confirmations and cloture motions for multiple U.S. District Judge nominees, including Colmenero, Mitchell, and Byrne, indicating cooperative engagement on judicial confirmations.

Trade Policy

Publicly supportive of tariffs while reportedly seeking exemptions for Alabama industries privately.

Sponsored the Fighting Trade Cheats Act of 2026 to combat unfair trade practices, but a Wall Street Journal report indicated she privately requested tariff exemptions for Alabama while publicly praising tariff policy.

Elections and Voting Rights

Supports restricting ballot access measures to citizens and opposes expanding non-citizen voting rights.

Sponsored the Citizen Ballot Protection Act and legislation to repeal D.C.'s Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act, emphasizing citizen-only voting rules.

Small Business and Regulatory Reform

Advocates for reducing regulatory burdens on small businesses and improving regulatory transparency.

Sponsored the Small Entity Update Act and Improving Access to Small Business Information Act, both aimed at easing compliance burdens for small businesses within financial regulatory frameworks.

Government Accountability / DOJ Oversight

Critical of perceived political targeting of conservatives by federal law enforcement agencies.

Publicly condemned Special Counsel Jack Smith and the Biden DOJ for what she called 'blatantly' targeting Alabama conservatives, signaling a strong stance on perceived weaponization of federal agencies.

Appropriations / Federal Funding for Alabama

Prioritizes securing federal funding for Alabama-specific infrastructure, defense, and community projects.

Secured over $111 million for Alabama priorities in the FY26 spending package, reflecting a constituent-focused approach to appropriations work.