Ban. Voted against guaranteeing abortion access across state lines. Voted against protecting access to abortion. Sponsored the Life at Conception Act, a national abortion ban, but withdrew support since it threatened In Vitro Fertilization, which she supports.
Legal. “Is 100% pro-choice and will…protect funding for Planned Parenthood and access to critical women’s health services like birth control.” Supports turning Roe v. Wade into law.
Mostly no. Opposed the Inflation Reduction Act, which committed $369 billion to address climate change. Said banning new gas stations to combat climate change will lead to higher gas prices. Voted to not require major federal contractors to disclose climate emissions. Listed her endorsement from the American Conservation Coalition, focused on nuclear power as the main climate solution.
Yes. Supports clean energy and “increased investment into climate solutions” to “fight the effects of climate change.” “We need to get rid of our reliance on fossil fuels.”
Sponsored the JUSTICE Act, supporting funding for body-worn cameras, law enforcement accountability, and de-escalation training. “I am committed to cracking down on criminals…. Police need MORE funds, not less.”
Wants more police on the streets to “crack down on rising crime and put dangerous criminals in prison.” Seeks “more investments in violence prevention and rehabilitation programs to address the root causes of crime.”
Decrease. Would fight “burdensome and unnecessary federal regulations that stifle business growth and job creation.” Is “fighting out-of-touch socialist policies that are driving up inflation.” Government should live within its means.
Likely increase. “I plan on pushing common-sense legislation to make our economy work for everyone.” Supports the Inflation Reduction Act and similar laws “to make the economy work.”
Mixed. Opposes “radical progressive anti-energy policies” and “green corporate handouts.” Would “ensure our beaches, harbors, and oceans stay clean.”
Tighten. “Will fight for clean energy, clean water, clean air, and a safe and healthy environment” and “never take a dime from the fossil fuel industry.” “Will work with our industry partners to promote sustainable energy production and consumption.”
Loosen. Voted against the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, which tightened background checks and offered grants to states for “red flag” laws and crisis prevention programs. Voted against expanding background checks for private gun sales.
Mixed. Supports a “market-based” health system and opposes single-payer government medical insurance. Supports expanding access to telehealth for Medicare patients. Supports lowering prescription drug costs, but voted against a bipartisan bill to cap insulin prices.
Increase. Supports lowering the cost of prescription drugs. Supports allowing Medicare to negotiate prices. “Healthcare should be a right, not a privilege.”
Supports increased immigration restrictions. Biden policies allow “millions of illegal migrants to take advantage of our weak border.” “Border security is national security.” Unclear about DACA citizenship. Wrote to Immigration Services protesting a delay in processing DACA employment renewals.
Harder. Sponsored a bill placing restrictions on unions. Voted against the PRO Act, which would protect union organizing and collective bargaining.
Easier. “All workers should be able to join a union.” The PRO Act would give “workers a chance to negotiate for better wages, benefits and working conditions.”
Limit. Voted against prohibiting discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Voted against federally recognizing same-sex marriage.
Expand. “Will fight… against extremists who want to… “discriminate against LGBTQ” communities.
Ban. Voted against decriminalizing marijuana. Voted against ending penalties for banks that serve legitimate cannabis businesses.
No position found.
No. Opposed raising the federal minimum wage to $15. Introduced a bill ending minimum wage rights for gig workers.
Yes. “Will fight to make the minimum wage a living wage.”
Unclear. Opposes student loan forgiveness; it will “cost taxpayers billions of dollars.” Student debt is “not sustainable for students and families. Congress must make reforms.”
No position found.
No position found specifically on taxing the wealthy and corporations. Supports lower taxes for “working Americans and small businesses.”
Likely raise. Supports “going after” “greedy and harmful corporations.” Wants “more transparency to stop corporations from buying elections,” with tax cuts for “middle-class families and small businesses.”
Harder. Voted against expanding voter registration and voting access in 2022 and 2021.
Easier. “Will work to strengthen voting rights for every American and defend our free and fair elections.”
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