Ban. In 2017 voted to make it a federal crime to perform an abortion after 20 weeks. After the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, voted against a bill that would prevent state abortion bans nationwide.
Legal. “Reproductive freedom is deeply personal and should be a protected right.” Supports restoring Roe v. Wade, “access to IVF and contraception,” and federally protecting abortion rights.
No. Voted against the Inflation Reduction Act, with the largest climate investment in U.S. history. Supports US oil and “traditional energy sources” despite “climate alarmism.” Opposes a carbon tax. Supports using “carbon-free” nuclear energy.
“Will always stand with our police officers.” In 2023 voted to repeal Wash. DC police reforms like limiting deadly force and mandating training on de-escalation. In 2022 supported providing de-escalation training. In 2021 opposed addressing racial profiling & use of deadly force.
Strengthen “law enforcement task forces that target violent gang crime.” Would set up independent oversight for law enforcement misconduct, “establish best practices and training requirements,” and enhance “transparency and data collection.”
Decrease. “Halt all job-killing regulatory proposals.” Supports “stopping inflationary spending.” Voted against a significant increase in government funding for infrastructure, internet, and jobs. Opposed funding chip manufacturing.
Yes. Opposed teaching resources that focus on race in America’s history. “America is not a racist country.” Voted to mandate public information on book lists and curriculum, and require parental consent before changing a child’s gender pronouns.
No position found. Opposes discrimination in education “based on sexual orientation and gender identity.”
Mixed. Wanted results overturned in four swing states that Biden won, but later said Biden was legitimately elected.
Yes. “I stand for…the peaceful transfer of power.” “As a federal prosecutor, I helped take on the insurrectionists who stormed our Capitol on January 6, 2021.”
Mostly loosen. Would “streamline” environmental regulations and give states a larger role. End “regulatory restrictions” that limit oil production. Voted to prohibit presidents from declaring a moratorium on fracking.
Loosen. Supports Second Amendment rights and “enforcing the laws we have already.” A “mental health crisis” causes mass shootings. Opposed removing guns from people deemed to be a danger, raising the age for certain firearms, banning assault weapons, and expanding background checks. Supported creating an active-shooter alert system.
Tighten. Respects the Second Amendment. “Gun safety laws don’t infringe on the rights of law-abiding folks.” Called to “end this epidemic” of gun violence. Would enact “violent history checks,” keep guns away from dangerous people, and ban high-capacity magazines. Would raise the age to buy some guns. Supports concealed weapon permits.
Mostly decrease. Voted to repeal Obamacare: It’s “collapsing.” Wants to give consumers “more options.” Opposed a cap on insulin costs. Opposed a bill that allows the government to negotiate drug prices. Voted to extend coverage for drug-abuse treatments and telehealth.
Increase. Would “fight against any cuts to the Affordable Care Act.” Supports “giving Medicare the power to negotiate lower drug prices,” letting people get Medicare before age 65, capping “insulin costs at $35 a month” and expanding “Medicaid home-based services.”
Supports “Remain-in-Mexico” policies and reinforcing the border. Introduced a bill to require employers to use the E-Verify system to hire only legal workers. Supports DACA and “a pathway to citizenship” for young people.
Supports “securing the border” by investing in modern technology, “focusing on temporary work permits” to address the labor shortage and “payment of taxes.” Would seek a “legal path to citizenship” for DACA participants.
Harder. Opposed collective bargaining rights for Veterans Affairs health workers. Opposed protecting union organizing. Sponsored a bill allowing employees in a unionized workplace to not pay union dues.
Easier. “Workers should have the right to join a union.” Would work “to pass the PRO Act,” protecting workers union organizing. Would “put workers first.”
Expand. Would “be a strong champion of equality and LGBTQ rights for all Americans.” Would support prohibiting “discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.” Would “protect the right to same-sex marriage” and defend “trans rights.”
Ban. Voted to keep federal criminal status marijuana and against erasing cannabis convictions. Voted against protecting financial institutions serving related businesses. Voted to support cannabis research.
Legal. “We have over-criminalized use of recreational cannabis in America.” Would “update our tax and banking laws to help local (cannabis) businesses in Riverside County.”
Likely no. In 2021 voted against a bill that included a $15/hour minimum wage provision.
Yes. Would increase to “$15 an hour.”
Yes. Would “expand student loan forgiveness,” making “community college tuition-free,” and offering “student debt relief to college graduates.”
Raise. Would reform “our tax structure to ensure that the wealthiest individuals and large corporations pay their fair share of taxes.”
Harder. Sponsored a bill requiring voter photo ID. Voted against expanding voting access and voter registration. Supreme Court upholding Arizona voting restriction laws was a “victory for election integrity.”
Easier. Supports bills that “protect and strengthen voting rights.” Supports mail-in ballots and ballot drop-off boxes. Supports same-day voter registration and early voting. Opposes restrictions on “voting access.”
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