Call for a simpler, fairer tax code.
Support a simpler, fairer tax code.
Occurrences
fought to cut taxes for hardworking Americans
While the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provided significant tax relief for millions of Americans and businesses and stimulated the sluggish economy, we must continue to fight for an innovative tax system; such as the Simple Tax or the Fair Tax, that doesn’t punish hard work and success.
While the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provided significant tax relief... we must continue to fight for an innovative tax system; such as the Simple Tax or the Fair Tax, that doesnt punish hard work and success.
Evidence
The campaign issue page still lists 'Call for a simpler, fairer tax code' as part of Loudermilk's budget-and-spending agenda.
The House passed S.Con.Res. 33, a budget resolution setting fiscal levels for 2027-2035; Loudermilk was recorded as not voting on the roll call page referenced in his recent votes list.
The House adopted H.Res. 1156, 'Expressing support for tax policies that support working families'; Loudermilk voted yea.
Assessments
The promise was framed as support for a simpler, fairer tax code, not as sole delivery of comprehensive tax reform. The evidence shows Loudermilk has kept the issue as an active stated priority and voted for a tax-policy resolution in the same federal office context, which supports partial candidate credit. However, the record provided does not show that he authored, sponsored, materially advanced, or helped enact a federal tax-code simplification package after the 2018 campaign. Because the promised substantive outcome remains unproven, this is partial rather than delivered.