Kendell Culp

Culp's Freedom Index 2024 session score was 83%, with a lifetime cumulative score of 67% (8), reflecting general alignment with fiscal restraint principles as measured by that index. He voted Yea on HB 1032 (2025 special session, redistricting) which passed 57–41 (Source 7). No direct floor statement specifically on fiscal restraint found beyond the voting record.

Culp serves on the Elections and Apportionment Committee and was listed as a coauthor on HB 1032 (2025 special session redistricting bill), voting Yea (Source 7). His 2026 column cited reducing regulatory burdens on food businesses and drone operators as priorities (Source 3). No explicit public statement invoking "limited government" by name found.

Culp was first elected in 2022 and the House final conference committee vote on HB 1296 (constitutional carry) passed 68 Yea–30 Nay on March 8, 2022 (Source 8); Culp is listed among Republicans who voted Yea at that session. No separate NRA-PVF rating found during research.

No public position found on pro-life issues. SB 236 (2026 abortion-inducing drug ban) passed the Senate 35–10 but never received a House hearing (Source 9); no Culp floor vote on that bill exists. No direct statement or pledge by Culp on abortion found during research.

Culp's Freedom Index 2024 score (83%) covers votes including gender and parental-rights related measures tracked by that index. No direct floor statement by Culp specifically invoking "family values" found. Voting record entries below document specific bills.