I will continue to advocate for legislation that enhances the freedom for small businesses and communities to thrive.
Advocate for legislation that enhances freedom for small businesses and communities to thrive.
Occurrences
Evidence
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Biggs said he was pleased to vote on major tax-cut laws that "return money" to Americans and highlighted the Working Family Tax Cuts Act for expanded deductions, child tax credit changes, no tax on overtime and tips, and a Social Security bonus deduction. The release said the law has already produced increased tax benefits and savings for millions of filers.
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Biggs's office said the House passed his Monitor Accountability Act in a bipartisan vote and described the bill as setting clear rules for courts' use of federal monitors and ending waste tied to a Maricopa County monitorship that has cost taxpayers $350 million.
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GovInfo records H.R. 8365, the Monitor Accountability Act, as introduced by Mr. Biggs and later reported with an amendment. The bill text and actions show the measure moved beyond introduction during the lookback window.
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Biggs's office described a conservative health-care framework in which association health plans let small businesses band together for more affordable coverage and his own Health Coverage Choice Act offers flexible coverage options.
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The members said the drought funds were set aside to aid Basin states and protect "communities, local economies, and critical industries" that rely on the Colorado River, and asked federal officials to release the unexpended funds immediately.
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Biggs's office said he joined the U.S. education secretary in Arizona to highlight an Education Freedom Tax Credit included in the One Big Beautiful Bill signed into law last year. The release says Biggs voted for the tax credit and called on Arizona's governor to opt into the program so Arizona students and families can access scholarship funds for tuition, tutoring, technology, special education services, and therapies.
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The House Clerk recorded Roll Call 226 on H.R. 915, the Small Business Technological Advancement Act, as passed 414-4 on June 24, 2026. The vote table records Biggs (AZ), Republican of Arizona, voting Yea. GovInfo describes H.R. 915 as authorizing small business loans to finance access to modern business software.
Assessments
The promise was broad and process-oriented: to advocate for legislation helping small businesses and communities thrive, not necessarily to enact a single named bill. The evidence shows Biggs voted for and publicly promoted tax and small-business-related legislation, introduced and advanced the Monitor Accountability Act, supported drought funding for local economies, and advocated a health-care framework explicitly tied to small-business flexibility. Much of the strongest evidence comes from 2025-2026, after the 2020 election term, so credit fits later_term rather than same_term. Because some cited measures passed only the House or were advocacy rather than final enactment, the record is stronger on advocacy than sweeping policy delivery, but that satisfies the wording of this promise.
The promise was framed as advocacy for legislation, not as securing enactment of a specific bill. Biggs has continued in the same federal office after the 2020 campaign and the evidence shows material legislative advocacy: sponsoring and advancing the Monitor Accountability Act through the House, supporting tax-cut legislation framed as helping families and businesses, advocating small-business health coverage flexibility, and joining federal action to release Colorado River funds for local economies and communities. Because the clearest evidence is from 2025-2026, after the 2021-2023 term tied to the 2020 election, this counts as delivered with later_term timing rather than same_term delivery.