Years in Office
18
Bills Sponsored
132
Bills Co-Sponsored
1714
Committees
2
Adrian Smith Biography
Adrian Smith, a former small-town economic development director, brings a practical perspective to his work in Congress. Elected as U.S. Representative for Nebraska’s 3rd district in 2006, Smith prioritizes agricultural policy, rural healthcare access, and tax reform. He has played a key role on the House Ways and Means Committee, contributing to major tax legislation and advocating for farmers’ interests. Smith’s legislative approach reflects his commitment to pragmatic solutions, consistently focusing on the needs and stability of Nebraska’s rural communities.
Education
- B.S. in Marketing Education, University of Nebraska(1993)
Professional History
U.S. Senator
(2007-Present)Representing Nebraska in the Senate
Member, Nebraska Legislature
(1999–2007)Real Estate Agent, Buyer’s Realty Inc.
(1997–2006)Staff Development Project Manager, Educational Service Unit 13
(1994–97)Member, Gering City Council
(1994–98)Research Assistant, University of Nebraska Foundation
(1992–93)Business Owner
Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Adrian Smith's congressional service.
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Support
Supported and helped pass the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which reformed the U.S. tax code.
Rural Healthcare Advocacy
Advocated for rural hospital funding and telehealth expansion through legislation and committee work.
Trade Promotion for Agriculture
Promoted agricultural exports and supported the USMCA to benefit Nebraska farmers and ranchers.
Social Security Fairness Act
Introduced legislation to repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision affecting Social Security recipients.
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