Mike Flood voted against the Right to Contraception Act – which provides statutory protections for the right to contraception & sterilization procedures.

Mike Flood voted against the Mental Health Justice Act, which funds training and dispatch for mental health professionals instead of police, as appropriate.

Mike Flood voted against the Inflation Reduction Act which invests $300 million in deficit reduction to fight inflation; 

Allows Medicare to negotiate drug prices and caps out of pocket costs to $2,000.

Lowers ACA health premiums for millions of Americans.

Lowers energy costs, increases cleaner production and reduces carbon emissions.

No taxes raised on anyone making less than $400,000

Mike Flood voted against the Break the Cycle of Violence Act – A federal grant from DHHS to communities disproportionately impacted by homicides and community violence to coordinate community violence intervention.

Mike Flood voted against the Victim Act, which allocates DOJ funding to state and local law enforcement agencies for investigative programs.

Mike Flood voted against the Ensuring Access to Abortion Act which prohibits restrictions to out-of-state abortion access

Mike Flood voted against the Respect for Marriage Act which codifies same-sex and interracial marriages. 

Mike Flood voted against the Active Shooter Alert Act which would establish an Amber Alert-like network for emergencies involving active shooters.

Mike Flood voted against the South Asian Heart Health Awareness and Research Act which authorizes DHHS to disburse $5 million over five years to States to develop culturally appropriate educational materials and promote awareness of heart health among high-risk communities

Mike Flood voted against the Presidential Election Reform Act to protect our election integrity and avoid another January 6th insurrection. The bill would require governors to transmit the slate of electors chosen by the state’s popular vote and allow campaigns to file lawsuits to ensure that happens.

Mike Flood voted against the Respect for Marriage Act which codifies same-sex and interracial marriages. 

Mike Flood voted against the Medical Marijuana Research Act which allows the DEA to register colleges, practitioners, manufacturers to conduct medical marijuana research.

Mike Flood voted against the Peace Corps Reauthorization Act which increases pay to volunteers and gives returning volunteers 60 days of health care benefits. 

Mike Flood voted against the Whistleblower Protection Improvement Act which precludes president/members of congress/and federal employees from interfering with this right.

Mike Flood voted against the Ensuring a Fair and Accurate Census Act – which requires the Census Bureau to submit a biannual report describing the operation plan for the subsequent census.

Mike Flood voted against the Assault Weapons Ban – which would criminalize  possessing semiautomatic assault weapon or large capacity ammo feeding device. 

Mike Flood voted against the Susan Muffley Act which restored pension plan benefits that terminated under General Motors’ bankruptcy in 2009.