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Lily Tang Williams is a Republican candidate and vocal critic of communism who fled China for the United States. This marks her third bid for New Hampshire’s 2nd District House seat, having run in 2022 and 2024. Williams says of her candidacy: "I want to give back to the country I love, fight to keep American Dream alive and serve the people in NH-02 with integrity, compassion and transparency."

Awaiting response to our 2026 Federal Candidate Survey

Position on Issues

WMUR, 2026

At a 2026 WMUR debate Lily Tang Williams said, "For 13 years, our law enforcement is doing their job. They actually discovered 150,000 children were trafficked by illegal cartels because of Biden's open borders. So of course we need to support them to do their job."

Other, 2024

"I, Lily Tang Williams, pledge that as a member of Congress I will cosponsor and vote for the U.S. Term Limits Amendment of three (3) House terms and two (2) Senate terms and no longer limit."

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026

Do you support a constitutional amendment ending automatic birthright citizenship for everyone born on U.S. soil?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026

Do you support a constitutional amendment limiting outside funding of campaigns through PACs?

WMUR, 2022

"Inflation is a monetary problem that can be addressed fiscally by stopping the creation of too much money, reducing spending, and cutting deficits. I will support bringing back the balanced budget amendment proposed in 1995 - when the House endorsed a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution aimed at eliminating federal deficits."

Other, 2024

At a July debate Williams said, "Our youth don't understand free market capitalism.  When they have a problem, they're going to ask our government to save them, and to go after big corporations… Lots of those problems are caused by government, and government drives up the cost for businesses--small, medium, and big business--so they have to raise their prices." 

Other, 2026

“I am happy for the people of Venezuela. Socialism failed. We must keep it out of America!”

WMUR, 2026

At a 2026 WMUR debate Lily Tang Williams said, "You know, we need stability when it comes to economy and prosperity, jobs and business management. I know he's trying to use the tariffs to negotiate reciprocal trade, which we have been taken advantage of by lots of foreign countries. But I'd like to see that focus on adversary countries, not the people, the countries we still think, you know, they're okay, we can still call Canadians friends, right? I mean, they're next to us. And it's beautiful up there. So I think that we hope that maybe they will come to the table to negotiate. And at the same time that I agree, it does hurt New Hampshire, maybe more so than some other states."

Other, 2024

At a July debate Williams said, "It's fundamentally not fair to girls who want to compete. Biologically man and woman are different and we need to protect girl sports... I think I will support [a federal ban on biological men in girls sports] because I support biology and common sense." 

WMUR, 2024

"The Supreme Court’s Dobbs Decision made it clear that this is an issue that should be handled at the state level. Here in New Hampshire, the Legislature has crafted a bill, signed into law by the Governor, which represents the will of the people of our state. As a U.S. Congresswoman, I would not vote to pass a nationwide federal abortion law."

Candidate's Website, 2026

"Pass a constitutional amendment requiring the federal government to balance its budget, stopping the reckless accumulation of debt." (from her "10-Point Good Government Plan")

WMUR, 2024

"The Supreme Court’s Dobbs Decision made it clear that this is an issue that should be handled at the state level. Here in New Hampshire, the Legislature has crafted a bill, signed into law by the Governor, which represents the will of the people of our state. As a U.S. Congresswoman, I would not vote to pass a nationwide federal abortion law."

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024

Do you support increasing military aid to Taiwan?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024

Do you support increasing oil and natural gas leases on publicly owned land and water?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026

Should the federal government reauthorize the Keystone XL pipeline?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024

Should military aid to Israel include a requirement that Israel take certain actions to reduce civilian casualties?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026

Should Congress pass legislation limiting the ability of large institutional investors to purchase multiple single-family homes for use as rental properties?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026

Do you support the option of mail-in ballots for all voters, not just absentees?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024

Should the government legalize marijuana at the federal level?

WMUR, 2024

At a 2026 WMUR debate Lily Tang Williams said, "I think I'm open to some ideas they were talking about, means testing, maybe potentially they raise the cap on salaries, and also that we need to grow economy, grow jobs, more young people were coming to workforce, and they pay the payroll tax."

Other, 2026

At a 2026 WMUR debate Lily Tang Williams said, "I clearly remember the day when they passed Affordable Care Act on a party line. I had a very bad feeling I was right. Ever since then, it's not affordable. ... My plan on health care, number one, we need to increase competition, free market competition, drive price down. And we have not done that. We cannot even buy insurance across state lines like you buy a car insurance. Number two Health Savings Account. Anyone who wants to have some cash in a pre-tax savings account used for emergencies. ... And number three, we should allow association plans."

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024

Should the federal government amend the Affordable Care Act/"Obamacare" by allowing citizens to opt into Medicare if they so choose?

Other, 2024

At a New England College debate Tang Willimas said, "If we do want to continue support -- send the aid to Ukraine -- how are we going to pay for it? What do we cut? Do we cut our people's benefits? Some even cut food stamps to send more money to Ukraine. I cannot do that."

Candidate's Website, 2025

"Social Security and Medicare are programs our seniors have paid into their whole working lives. Seniors can count on me to fight for them and protect those earned benefits."

Other, 2026

"I support the SAVE Act — citizenship required to register, and photo ID to vote."

WMUR, 2026

At a 2026 WMUR debate Lily Tang Williams said, "I think I'm open to some ideas they were talking about, means testing, maybe potentially they raise the cap on salaries, and also that we need to grow economy, grow jobs, more young people were coming to workforce, and they pay the payroll tax."

WMUR, 2024

"[Raising the retirement age] is the only way we can keep Social Security solvent."

WMUR, 2024

"Over the last several years, people across our district have suffered as the cost of living has skyrocketed. Bad policies out of Washington D.C. have led to spikes in the cost of gas, groceries, housing, and more at a time when their wages are not increasing. In Congress, I will fight to lower taxes on hard working Granite Staters and fight against wasteful spending to lower inflation and the cost of living. I will also fight to eliminate over-burdensome regulations and advocate for lower taxes on small businesses so that they can create better-paying jobs."

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026

Should the federal government withhold funds from cities that refuse to cooperate with ICE detainers?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024

Should the federal government combat inflation by repealing or revising the Jones Act to allow more foreign involvement in shipping between U.S. ports?

Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026

Do you support reinstating federal consumer tax credits or subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles?

Other, 2024

At a July debate Williams said, "I think the best way to deal with affordable housing is at the federal level-- just bring down interest rates." 

WMUR, 2022

"We must maintain a strong economy and continue to develop technologies, like nuclear fusion, and continuously explore all energy options in a free market. We must consider the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that stops the Biden Administration's misguided efforts. The 6-to-3 decision ruled that the EPA does not have the authority to regulate the carbon emissions of power plants. Clearly, the EPA, which was created during the Nixon administration, can no longer create un-legislated edicts which are constitutionally reserved for the States. The people of New Hampshire have a right to decide what is best for them in regards to preserving and protecting our natural environment, while also leading in innovative energy solutions."

Other, 2026

When asked about the war in Iran: "My foreign policy is peace through strength. War is last resort. We need to maximize the use of pressure from economic sanctions, from diplomatic relationships, and work with our allies to solve this conflict" 

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