Timeline

David J. Taylor

27 dated events on the record · 25 primary-source · 0 contradictions · 2013–2026

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Recent events
2026-03-24 Votes PRIMARY Voted sponsored on H.R. 2474 (Expanding Appalachia's Broadband Access Act — Would increase broadband access for rural Appalachian communities through satellite technology) on 2026-03-24: Passed the House. His district…
2026-03-19 Transactions PRIMARY [disclosure] Signal Ohio reported that Taylor is 'among the top 10% of congressmen by trading volume,' executing 134 trades of $1,000 or more in his first 14 months. His trading includes companies with business before…
2026-03-19 Votes PRIMARY Voted sponsored on H.R. ___ / SNAP Fraud Reporting Act (Would require states to report SNAP fraud data for the past five years) on 2026-03-19: Taylor introduced this bill targeting SNAP fraud while having voted for the…
2026-03-19 Transactions PRIMARY Taylor has made at least 134 stock trades of $1,000 or more in his first 14 months in Congress (January 2025 through March 2026), making him the 43rd biggest trader by volume in Congress — approximately the top 8%. His…
2026-03-19 Stated positions PRIMARY Taylor's stock portfolio includes companies with business before his committees, including Parker Hannifin and Eaton Corp (both relevant to Transportation and Infrastructure), as well as Ohio-based companies like…
2026-03-19 Other facts SECONDARY When contacted by Signal Ohio about his stock trading activity, Taylor did not respond to phone calls and emails. He also did not respond to questions about whether he would support a proposal to prohibit members of…
2026-02-25 Votes PRIMARY Voted co-sponsored on H.R. 7678 (119th Congress) (Prohibit federal funding of state firearm ownership databases) on 2026-02-25: Aligned with Taylor's 'rock-ribbed conservative' identity and his support for the Second…
2025-09-15 Votes PRIMARY Voted sponsored on H.R. 3427 (Water Resources Technical Assistance Review Act — Taylor's bill to connect rural communities with water resource programs) on 2025-09-15: Passed the House by voice vote. This bill aligns…
2025-09-15 Stated positions PRIMARY Taylor serves as Vice Chairman of the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment under the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, and also serves on the House Agriculture Committee and the Committee on House…
2025-09-15 Votes PRIMARY Voted sponsored on H.R. ___ / Regulation Decimation Act (Would require federal agencies to cut 10 regulations for every new one enacted) on 2025-09-15: Taylor touted this bill on his social media as part of his…
2025-07-18 Transactions PRIMARY Taylor disclosed $183.3K of fundraising in Q2 2025 (62.5% from individual donors) and $106.4K in Q4 2025 (73.6% from individual donors). He had $347.8K cash on hand as of mid-2025.
2025-07-18 Transactions PRIMARY Taylor's estimated net worth is $16.6 million as of mid-2025, ranking 65th highest in Congress. His wealth stems from his ownership of Sardinia Ready Mix Inc., a family concrete business in Brown County, Ohio, which…
2025-07-03 Transactions PRIMARY [disclosure] The One Big Beautiful Bill Act directed $880 billion in spending cuts from the Energy and Commerce Committee, with independent analyses projecting that roughly 13.8 million Americans would lose Medicaid…
2025-07-03 Votes PRIMARY Voted yea on H.R. 1 (Final Passage, July 2025) (One Big Beautiful Bill Act — Final passage after Senate amendments; signed into law by President Trump) on 2025-07-03: Taylor celebrated the bill as 'the largest tax cuts…
2025-05-22 Stated positions PRIMARY [statement] In his May 22, 2025 press release supporting the One Big Beautiful Bill, Taylor stated Republicans 'are the ones making the Trump tax cuts permanent, defending Medicaid, and protecting SNAP.' He claimed the…
2025-05-22 Votes PRIMARY Voted yea on H.Con.Res. 14 / H.R. 1 (119th Congress) (One Big Beautiful Bill Act — $4.5 trillion reconciliation package with hundreds of billions in Medicaid and SNAP cuts, permanent extension of 2017 tax cuts, border…
2025-04-23 Votes PRIMARY Voted sponsored on H.R. ___ / USA CAR Act (United States Automobile Consumer Assistance and Relief Act — Would allow tax deduction for auto loan interest on American-made vehicles) on 2025-04-23: Provisions of this…
2025-03-11 Votes PRIMARY Voted yea on H.R. 6938 (119th Congress) (Government funding bill — Continuing resolution to keep the federal government open) on 2025-03-11: Taylor voted with all Republicans to pass the continuing resolution, stating…
2025-03-06 Votes PRIMARY Voted sponsored on H.R. 1958 (Deporting Fraudsters Act — Would require deportation of non-citizens who commit public benefits fraud) on 2025-03-06: Taylor's first major standalone bill, fitting his 'America First'…
2025-02-10 Stated positions PRIMARY Taylor's family business, Sardinia Ready Mix Inc., does concrete work for the Ohio Department of Transportation, including roads and bridges. Taylor personally described this work in a C-SPAN interview. As a member of…
2025-02-10 Other facts PRIMARY [disclosure] Taylor owns Sardinia Ready Mix Inc., which does concrete work for the Ohio Department of Transportation on roads and bridges.
2025-01-08 Stated positions PRIMARY [platform] Taylor serves on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and chairs the Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee, which oversees federal transportation and water infrastructure funding.
2024-12-31 Transactions PRIMARY Taylor's top contributing industries in the 2024 cycle were Retired ($29,483), Lawyers/Law Firms ($20,242), Automotive ($17,468), and Leadership PACs ($16,000). Air Transport Services Group PAC contributed $4,000.
2024-12-31 Votes PRIMARY Ohio Gun Collectors Assn PAC contributed $500 to Taylor in the 2023-2024 cycle. Taylor has a 92% rating from the NRA and campaigned on protecting the Second Amendment.
2024-12-31 Transactions PRIMARY Taylor raised $2,281,591 in the 2024 election cycle, spending $2,281,591 to win Ohio's 2nd Congressional District. His Democratic opponent Samantha Meadows raised only $157,821.
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