No. Voted to repeal ACA. “The poorest among us will continue to be fined because they can’t afford Obamacare.”
Yes. “We must end Citizens United and get secret, dark money out of politics.”
No position found.
Yes. “Climate change is a major threat to our prosperity and our security,” part of “a broader environmental and ecological crisis.”
No. “The scientific community is not in total agreement” about human cause. Supports Trump withdrawal from Paris Agreement.
Yes. Will “deliver massive federal investment in clean energy, grid infrastructure, R&D.”
Mostly no. Opposed Obama’s Clean Power Plan and limits on offshore drilling. Supports biomass investment.
Supports voting before the November election. “The choice for the future of the Supreme Court is clear, and our nation’s founding principles are at stake.”
No. Calls the Trump administration’s handling of the pandemic “gross incompetence.”
Yes. Trump and Pence are “taking the coronavirus very seriously.” “We’ve done everything we could.”
No position found. Focuses on increasing teacher pay and strengthening public schools.
Yes. Supports “school choice,” including charter and private schools.
Tighten. Will work to reverse Trump “rollbacks of clean air, clean water, and fuel economy standards.”
Mostly loosen. Roll back “stifling Obama-era regulations.” Against reducing waste and emissions. Reduce plastic waste in oceans.
Tighten. Seeks more regulation of the banking system, reinstating Glass-Steagall Act.
Loosen. Supports “rollback of federal banking regulations.” Calls Consumer Financial Protection Bureau “rogue agency.”
Yes. Supports universal background checks, red-flag laws, closing gun-show loophole, as well as a ban on assault weapons.
Yes. “DREAMers are Americans,” “here to stay.” Supports “path to legal status for undocumented immigrants.” “Strong border security doesn’t require” sacrificing “our moral principles.”
Mixed. Supports Trump proposal for DACA path to citizenship tied to cutbacks in legal immigration and funding for wall. DACA brings “chain migration.” Supported limiting visas to “create a merit-based immigration system.”
Yes. “If Trump pressured a foreign power to smear his political opponent … he should be impeached.”
No on both. Called impeachment “a partisan political weapon … aimed at overturning the 2016 election.”
No position found, although opposed Trump withdrawal from Iran nuclear treaty.
No. Opposed bill to require approval. Supported 2020 attack; “justice has been served.”
No position found. Has been endorsed by United Auto Workers.
Yes. Co-sponsored National Right-to-Work Act.
Legal. “I will only vote to confirm federal judges who pledge to uphold Roe v. Wade.”
Ban. “Will continue fighting to protect the unborn.” Backed ban on most abortions after six weeks that the courts overturned.
Yes. Supports LGBTQ Rights, and Equality Act against discrimination for gender or orientation.
No. Sees marriage as “between one man and one woman.” In legalizing same-sex marriage, the Supreme Court “overstepped” its role.
Yes. “It’s past time to legalize, regulate and tax cannabis.”
Medical yes. Supports access to medical marijuana. As of 2014, opposed recreational.
Yes. “Fight to make sure the minimum wage is a livable wage.”
No recent position. In 2014 said if “increase the minimum wage, you will kill jobs.”
Yes. Will defend Planned Parenthood’s “essential preventative and reproductive health care services.”
No. Co-sponsored bill to end any federal funding of Planned Parenthood.
No. Voted in U.S. Senate against resolution blocking Saudi arms sales.
Yes. Supports debt forgiveness and making public college, state school, or trade school education “debt-free.”
No. Promises of free tuition are what “the Soviets did in Russia, the Germans did in ’33,” and what the Cubans and Venezuelans did.
No. “We borrow trillions to cut taxes for the wealthy & powerful.”
No. Criticizes “major purges” of voter rolls and “mass disenfranchisement.” Need a new Voting Rights Act.
No position found. On chaotic GA primary, “more than 150 counties didn’t have any problem. In a few we did. … This idea of voter suppression is a lie right out of the pit of hell.”