Ban. Is anti-abortion, and “believes life begins at conception.” Supports making Hyde Amendment permanent.
Keep legal. Women should “have the freedom to decide when and how to raise a family.”
No. Will “repeal and replace Obamacare” and replace it with “patient-centered reforms.”
Yes. Wants to “build on” the ACA, to have “affordable, good quality health care … no matter who you are.”
No. Supports Citizen United decision. Says courts have “previously struck down laws limiting campaign spending.”
Yes. Co-sponsored DISCLOSE Act, requiring campaign groups to disclose donors’ names. Would reverse Citizens United decision.
No. “Has it warmed? You bet. I’m just not convinced it’s due to carbon emissions.”
Yes. “Climate change is real and poses a threat to our economy and our health.”
No. Says “market forces and technology” can control carbon emissions. Opposes carbon tax. Voted to weaken environmental regulation.
Yes. Emphasizes incentives for renewable energy more than taxes or limits. Helped introduce the Clean Economy Act in 2020.
Now. The “will of the people” is behind the quick confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett. See CEEP Supreme Court guide.
Wait. Current rush to replace Ginsburg—after 10-month blocking of Obama from nominating Scalia’s successor—is “hypocrisy.” See CEEP Supreme Court guide.
Yes. Says lawmakers have gone too far with shutdown measures against the virus. “The cure cannot be worse than the disease!”
No. “I think that the president’s handling of the pandemic has been a disaster.”
Yes. Has questioned accuracy of COVID death statistics and launched campaign and lawsuit over shutdowns in MN. Says “small mom and pops” suffer economically from shutdown.
No. Says administration is “slashing unemployment benefits, … one of our most critical pandemic relief safety nets while also putting Social Security and Medicare at risk.”
Loosen. Opposes carbon tax and argues “the hard environmental left” is hampering the state’s energy, mining, and logging industries.
Tighten. Is fighting Trump administration’s efforts to “roll back responsible environmental policy.”
Loosen. Voted to roll back parts of Dodd-Frank and to repeal guidance to help consumers prevent markups on auto loans.
Tighten. Signed letter to Senate leadership opposing rule change that would hurt access to credit by communities of color.
Yes. Supports “common-sense gun laws” to keep guns from criminals and some other individuals. Would ban bump stocks, assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.
Yes. Voted in favor of border-wall funding. But opposed banning entry to the U.S. for green-card holders.
No. Voted against funding for the border wall. Supports “fiscally efficient methods to secure our border.”
Yes. Co-sponsored bill directing president not to order attacks without congressional approval. Said she was “gravely concerned” Trump lacked strategy to prevent escalation.
No. Says ruling legalizing marriage equality “would undo the entire state criminal code because we’re all treated unequally.”
Yes. Supports “marriage equality” and “LGBTQ equality.”
Can legalize state by state, not federally. Supports states’ rights to determine their marijuana policies without federal interference.
Yes. Introduced a bill this year to legalize marijuana for recreational use nationwide.
No. “Minimum-wage hikes cause unemployment among the least-skilled people.”
Yes. Co-sponsored legislation to raise federal minimum wage to $15 by 2024, which would “raise the wages of nearly 40 million people.”
Yes. Opposed proposal to block state family planning grants to Planned Parenthood
Yes. Voted to impeach. “Trump’s abuses of power are grave offenses that threaten the constitutional balance of power.”
Unclear. Has been critical of Saudi Arabia and said U.S. must take harder line with this ally.
Yes. Voted against arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
Yes. Voted for the tax cuts and has said about the bill that “rarely has one piece of legislation been so successful so quickly.”
No. Says instead of saving Wall Street billions, should invest in “better wages for teachers, affordable child care, better health care.”
No. Has objected to some of the calls for police reform, saying they are going too far.
Yes. Supports comprehensive police-reform legislation that would end practices such as choke holds and no-knock warrants.