Bill Huizenga is from Zeeland, Michigan. He has a bachelor's degree in political science from Calvin College. He and his wife, Natalie, have five children together. He is Christian.

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Bill Huizenga has a bachelor's degree in political science from Calvin College. He is a married father of five.

Bill is a co-owner of Huizenga Gravel Inc. He previously worked as a realtor and entrepreneur. 

Bill is currently a U.S. Representative for Michigan's 4th Congressional District. He previously represented Michigan's 2nd Congressional District from 2011 to 2023. Before that, he served as a member of the Michigan House of Representatives from 2003 to 2008.

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Supports reducing federal spending to combat inflation.

Supports enacting a Balanced Budget Amendment to prevent the federal government from "spending outside its means."

Advocates enacting a Balanced Budget Amendment to prevent the federal government from "spending outside its means."

Opposes tax increases on middle-class families and small business job creators.

Opposes tax increases on middle-class families and small businesses.

Supports expanding access to capital formation and creating a regulatory environment that allows the private sector to expand and create good-paying jobs.

Believes in expanding access to capital formation and creating a regulatory environment that allows the private sector to expand and create "good-paying jobs."

- Supports reducing federal spending to combat inflation.
- Advocates enacting a Balanced Budget Amendment to prevent the federal government from "spending outside its means."
- Opposes tax increases on middle-class families and small businesses.
- Believes in expanding access to capital formation and creating a regulatory environment that allows the private sector to expand and create "good-paying jobs."

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Opposes abortion, but supports in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Opposes abortion access, but supports in vitro fertilization.

Supports lowering healthcare costs through price transparency, fewer "junk lawsuits," Health Savings Accounts, and medical innovation, while protecting those with pre-existing conditions.

Supports modernizing mental health care policies and expanding access to quality mental health resources.

Supports modernizing mental health care policies and expanding access to mental health resources.

- Opposes abortion access, but supports in vitro fertilization.
- Supports lowering healthcare costs through price transparency, fewer "junk lawsuits," Health Savings Accounts, and medical innovation, while protecting those with pre-existing conditions.
- Supports modernizing mental health care policies and expanding access to mental health resources.

Healthcare

Claims parents must be empowered to ask questions and work with teachers and school officials to achieve the best outcomes for their children.

- Claims parents must be empowered to ask questions and work with teachers and school officials to achieve the best outcomes for their children.

Education

Believes prices for goods and gas have skyrocketed.

Supports legislation to boost domestic energy production, aiming to reduce fuel costs, lower utility expenses, and decrease heating and cooling costs.

Promotes legislation that boosts domestic energy production, aims to reduce fuel costs, lower utility expenses, and decrease heating and cooling costs.

Supports balancing economic growth with environmental protection.

- Believes prices for goods and gas have skyrocketed.
- Promotes legislation that boosts domestic energy production, aims to reduce fuel costs, lower utility expenses, and decrease heating and cooling costs.
- Supports balancing economic growth with environmental protection.

Energy & the Environment

Supports increased resources and manpower for border security to combat illegal crossings and drug trafficking, and believes Congress must act to ensure effective border security measures are in place.

Wants to hold the Veterans Administration accountable and fight for reforms that support veterans.

- Supports increased resources and manpower for border security to combat illegal crossings and drug trafficking, and believes Congress must act to ensure effective border security measures are in place.
- Wants to hold the Veterans Administration accountable and fight for reforms that support veterans.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

As of May 4, 2026, Bill Huizenga’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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As co-chair of the Great Lakes Task Force, works to "strengethen the economy & the ecology of the Great Lakes."

Supports efforts to lower the cost of living by ending excessive federal spending that contributes to inflation.

Supports enacting a Balanced Budget Amendment to prevent federal government overspending.

Supports efforts to rein in Washington's spending and prevent tax increases on middle-class families and small business job creators.

Supports expanding access to capital formation and creating a regulatory environment that promotes job creation without hindering the private sector.

For Candidate Bill Huizenga on Issue public-safety: Believes Congress must act as a check and balance to protect freedoms and liberties.

Opposes abortion and supports measures to protect the unborn, mothers, and healthy families.

Supports lowering healthcare costs through price transparency, promoting Health Savings Accounts, and investing in medical innovation while protecting those with pre-existing conditions.

Supports modernizing Medicare and expanding access to quality mental health resources.

Supports strengthening the economy and ecology of the Great Lakes, focusing on PFAS issues as a founding member of the PFAS Task Force.

Criticizes rising energy prices affecting consumers at grocery stores and gas stations.

Supports restoring energy independence in America by developing domestic energy resources to lower costs, create jobs, and reduce reliance on foreign nations, while advocating for a balanced approach to economic growth and environmental protection.

Supports ensuring that border security is prioritized as a matter of national security, advocating for adequate resources and manpower for border security personnel to address illegal crossings and drug trafficking.

Prioritizes making life more affordable by shifting focus away from big-government mandates and inflationary policies to solutions that lower prices, create good-paying jobs, and strengthen economic opportunity.

Supports ensuring border security by providing necessary resources and manpower to those tasked with securing it, citing concerns over illegal crossings and drug trafficking.

Believes prices at grocery stores and gas stations have significantly increased.

Supports Michigan's farmers and the agricultural sector as key economic drivers.

Leads efforts to strengthen the economy and ecology of the Great Lakes.

For Candidate Bill Huizenga on Issue public-safety: Believes Congress must act as a check and balance to protect freedoms and liberties, emphasizing the importance of defending the Constitution.

Believes parents should have a central role in their children's education and opposes top-down mandates from officials.

Supports reducing regulatory burdens and promoting energy independence while maintaining protections for individuals with pre-existing conditions.

Supports modernizing policies surrounding mental health care and expanding access to quality mental health resources.

Advocates for holding China accountable and has supported legislation aimed at that goal.

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