

Ban. “I am unapologetically pro-life.” Supports Georgia’s 6-week “fetal heartbeat” abortion ban. Supported the 2022 overturning of Roe v. Wade. Sponsored a bill declaring that life begins at conception. Voted to introduce criminal penalties for healthcare practitioners who fail to provide the required degree of care for an infant who survives an attempted abortion.
Legal. Says Georgia’s 6-week abortion ban “strips women of autonomy” and puts “women’s lives and…health at risk.” Sponsored a bill to prohibit governmental restrictions on abortion. Voted against introducing criminal penalties for healthcare practitioners who fail to provide the required degree of care for an infant who survives an attempted abortion.
Yes. Voted for $369 billion in clean energy investments. Voted against ending Biden-era clean energy tax credits. Introduced a 2021 bill to make “solar panels and other energy efficient technology more affordable” for families. “The U.S. must swiftly combat climate change.”
Sponsored resolutions to invest in hiring, training and equipment, and mental health resources for law enforcement. Sponsored a bill to restrict federal grant eligibility for cities identified as “anarchist jurisdictions.” Supports the death penalty for those that commit child sex crimes. “Being tough on crime stops crime.”
Increase. In 2021 voted for $1 trillion in infrastructure funding. Opposes canceling grants for underserved communities for access digital internet devices. “Launched an investigation into large, out-of-state corporations” buying homes in Georgia.
Loosen. Introduced a bill to remove “the EPA’s authority to enforce Clean Air Act requirements on vehicle emission controls.” Introduced a resolution to overturn an EPA rule requiring power plants to follow “stringent wastewater standards.” Voted to repeal EPA restrictions on facilities producing hazardous air pollutants.
Tighten. Voted against repealing EPA restrictions on facilities producing hazardous air pollutants. Asked the Department of Defense to explain a delay in PFAS cleaning at military bases. “Worked to protect…Okefenokee Swamp from dangerous strip mining” and advocated for its UNESCO World Heritage designation.
Introduced a bill to require DHS detention of any undocumented immigrant charged with theft. Voted to build 900 miles of border wall, limit asylum, and require employers use E-Verify for new employees. Introduced a bill to eliminate the diversity visa program. Voted to increase ICE funding by $75 billion, then for $70 billion more for DHS. “I fully support ICE.”
Voted to require DHS detention of any undocumented immigrant charged with theft. Says people in the U.S. “without authorization who commit crimes…need to leave.” Voted against increasing ICE funding by $75 billion, then against $70 billion more for DHS. Voted to expedite asylum claims and increase DHS authority to process aliens. “Our immigration policy needs to be responsible and…humane.”
Harder. Voted against reauthorizing federal workers’ collective bargaining rights. Sponsored a bill to allow employees at unionized workplaces to opt out of paying union dues.
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Harder. Sponsored a bill that requires proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections. Sponsored a bill banning states from having universal vote-by-mail, banning ranked-choice voting, and limiting the ability to deliver someone else’s mail-in ballot. Voted to require voter ID to cast ballots.
Easier. Opposes a bill that requires proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections. Sponsored a bill to require certain states to get preapproval for changes in voting practices. Introduced a bill to allow U.S. citizens “to challenge in court any action taken by a state or local government that makes it harder to vote.”
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