Repeal. “Obamacare is not sustainable in Iowa and we have to act.” Supports continued coverage for pre-existing conditions while replacing ACA.
Unclear. Voted against Democratic bill requiring increased disclosure of political funders.
Yes. Get rid of “secret, unlimited cash flooding our elections through dark money groups.”
Yes. Advocates “urgent climate action.” “Climate change is getting worse. We’ve seen it in extensive floods that destroy our fields and wash away parts of our cities.”
Mixed. Voted to uphold new EPA rule on carbon emissions for power plants that repealed the 2015 Clean Power Plan. Has supported federal funding for wind energy job training and more biofuel use.
Yes. “Will fight for good-paying clean energy jobs and defend and strengthen our environmental laws that are under attack.” Supports expanded renewable fuel market.
Yes. “I think the president is stepping forward.” Praised vaccine investments and actions to support food supply chain.
No. Called for “dramatically” ramping up manufacturing and distribution of vital medical supplies, coordinating with military.
Unclear. Supports direct payments, tax credits for caregivers with adult dependents. Helped secure $383 million for Iowa hospitals and medical centers as part of CARES Act. Opposed paid sick leave.
No. Said politicians bailed out big corporate donors and opposed paid sick leave. Prioritize “urgent economic relief to working families and small businesses,” not large companies. Seeks expanded benefits for laid-off workers.
Yes. Co-sponsored act providing tax credits for contributions to scholarship funds that could be used for private school tuition.
Likely no. Invest in our kids, teachers and public schools, so “we all do better.” “Put teachers and students first, not profits.”
Loosen. Supported Trump rollback of rule expanding Clean Water Act. Voted against funding for acquiring land conservation sites.
Tighten. Wants to “strengthen our environmental laws that are under attack from the corporate special interests.”
Loosen. Voted to prevent financial consumers from joining class action suits. Increase congressional control of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
No position found.
No recent position found. Saw marriage as “between one man and one woman.” Would support constitutional ban.
Yes. Supports Equality Act, to “prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation.”
No. “I do not believe stricter gun control for law-abiding citizens is the solution.”
Mixed. Co-sponsored legislation with path for DACA participants in exchange for border wall funding and decreases in legal immigration. Opposes overall amnesty.
Supports DREAM Act for DACA participants and keeping families together. Wants a plan that’s “tough on workplace enforcement” along with “more technology and security on the border.”
No. Voted to acquit Trump. Opposed calling of witnesses.
Yes. Would have voted guilty; wrong “to pressure a foreign government to investigate a political opponent.”
No. Voted against joint resolution restricting action against Iran without congressional authorization.
No position found.
Yes. Co-sponsored National Right to Work Act bill.
No. Supports PRO Act, “which would strengthen workers’ rights.”
Ban. Has supported an amendment to declare a fetus a person. Asked Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade.
No recent position found. Has opposed a federal minimum wage. As of 2014, “$7.25 is appropriate for Iowa.”
Yes. Calls $7.25 minimum wage “an abomination”; seeks a “living wage.”
Open to privatization as “an option.” Con-gress needs “honest conversation” behind closed doors about sustaining the program.
Opposes privatization. Social Security allowed her to raise her two sons after her husband died in a workplace accident.
Yes. Opposes “shutting down Planned Parenthood,” which serves “a crucial part of our population.”
No. Voted against Senate resolution blocking sale.
No position found.
Unclear. Voted to block Betsy DeVos rule limiting debt relief for defrauded students.
Yes. Supports loan refinancing, some debt forgiveness, debt-free community college.
Yes. Voted for 2017 tax cuts.
No. Called the tax law “a windfall for the wealthy.”