Ban. Is “pro-life.” Sponsored a bill to ban abortions without exceptions. Voted to introduce criminal penalties for health care practitioners who fail to provide the required degree of care for an infant who survives an attempted abortion. Voted for a bill that would ban insurance covering abortions from receiving subsidies.
Legal. “Women alone deserve to make decisions about their own healthcare.” “No elected official should tell us what to do with our bodies.” “The right to choose is about individual sovereignty.”
No. Opposes “Green New Deal scams” and “wind and solar farms.” Voted to end Biden-era clean tax credits. Voted to repeal clean energy provisions. Voted to ban “regulation…minimizing risk of climate change” from a defense bill. Introduced a bill to study the “negative effects” of “interventions…to diminish…climate change.”
Yes. Would “work with both parties to protect Arizonans from climate change.” Supports “expanding renewable energy.” “Would “deliver a …more sustainable future.” Supported Inflation Reduction Act’s “clean energy initiatives.” Issued a 2019 proclamation for the Navajo Nation to prioritize renewable energy development.
“Soft-on-crime policies hurt everyone.” Voted to condemn calls to defund or abolish the police. Voted to expand funding for the prevention of Native American child abuse. Voted to make fentanyl a schedule I substance. Sponsored a bill to require federal law enforcement to obtain a warrant to access AI-enhanced surveillance data.
Supports giving “resources, tools, and training” to law enforcement. Would “combat the opioid and fentanyl crisis.” Funded an expansion of drug enforcement operations. Supported Navajo Nation police hiring. Issued an executive order for improved “reporting, collecting, and sharing …data” for missing Indigenous people cases.
Mostly cut. Says the U.S. is “on an unsustainable spending trajectory.” Opposes “government overreach and crippling regulation.” Voted to prohibit the SEC from regulating certain investment funds. Voted against a bipartisan bill to increase housing supply. Sponsored a bill to help Native American small business and “promote economic development in Indian country.”
Mostly increase. Supports funding infrastructure and expanding broadband access. Would “streamline small businesses’ access to loans and capital” and “prioritize local and Native food producers for government…contracts.” Supports a bipartisan bill to increase housing supply. “Congress has the ability to hold corporations accountable.” Supports reversing “erratic tariff policies.”
Mostly loosen. Voted to undo controls on companies emitting seven major hazardous pollutants. Introduced a bill to allow oil and gas drilling on protected land in Chaco Canyon. Voted to limit the scope of the Clean Water Act. Voted to end a 20-year protection against mining upstream from the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Introduced a bill to “accelerate the cleanup of abandoned hardrock mines.”
Tighten. Would “protect our precious groundwater.” Would “fight to protect our water rights, invest in modernizing aging water infrastructure.” Opposes “harmful chemicals in food production.” Supports “year-round wildfire mitigation efforts” and “resources to combat…natural disasters. Negotiated the Navajo-Utah Water Rights Settlement Act, which set Tribal water rights & funded water infrastructure.
Loosen. Sponsored a bill to “protect the right to carry [legal] firearms without a permit.” Introduced two bills “defending veterans’ 2nd Amendment rights.” Sponsored a bill to remove the taxation and regulation of gun suppressors. Sponsored a bill to prohibit Medicaid from funding gun violence prevention.
Unclear. In response to a mass shooting in Minneapolis, said, “Thoughts and prayers are not enough. We must ensure that schools are safe and that gun violence is eradicated.”
Mostly decrease. Voted against extending Affordable Care Act premium tax credits by 3 years. Voted for a bill that cut Medicaid. Opposed reauthorizing programs for substance abuse, child emergency medical services, and dental health. Voted to fund rural health care improvements. Supported funding healthcare for Tribal veterans.
Increase. Supports extending Affordable Care Act tax credits. Would reverse cuts to Medicaid. Would “lower healthcare costs by taking on Big Pharma’s price gouging.” Would “expand rural healthcare access by creating more telehealth options, expanding mobile clinics.” Supported appropriations for the Indian Health Service.
Would “finish the wall, hire more immigration judges.” Introduced a bill to ban all immigration for 10 years. Voted to limit asylum and require employers use E-Verify for new employees. Voted to increase DHS funding by $70 billion. Introduced a bill to limit family-sponsored visas. Introduced a bill to pause new H-1B visas for three years.
Supports “investing in advanced technology, hiring more border agents” and “a fair pathway to citizenship for those who work hard and play by the rules.” “The enforcement approach from ICE…made our country less safe.” Calls for “uphold[ing] immigration laws that keep all Americans safe without inciting violence.”
No. “I’ll fight to end the war and reduce gas prices.” “I have no sympathy for [Iran’s] regime…. We have stumbled into [an endless war] with no plan.” Says Congress should “assert its war powers authority and demand answers.” Says the war is “jacking up gas, diesel and fertilizer prices.”
No. “Forcing a mandatory minimum wage on our small businesses is devastating for Main Street.”
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