Mostly ban. “I’m proudly pro-life.” Applauded the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. Opposes a national abortion ban: “This is a state issue.” Voted for criminal penalties for health care providers who fail to provide the required care for an infant surviving an attempted abortion. Called Arizona’s 2024 near-total ban a “disaster.”
Mixed. Would support “domestic production …while balancing the need to reduce emissions.” Sponsored a bill repealing clean energy provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act. Signed a letter requesting continuation of clean energy tax credits. Voted for a bill that ended Biden-era clean energy tax credits.
Yes. Calls for “action-oriented leadership on climate security.” Wants a diversity of resources when it comes to energy…. We can’t be dependent on one source.” Supports investing in “American-made energy, including clean energy.” Said the Big Beautiful Bill “would gut clean-energy investment.” Would “protect local solar projects.”
“Defunding law enforcement means defunding public safety.” Secured federal funding for equipment and technology for the Oro Valley Police Department and the police fleet in Tucson. Calls for “mental health resources that foster trust and collaboration between officers and the people they protect.” Sponsored a bill to strengthen prosecution of organized retail crime.
“The answer is not to defund law enforcement – it’s to fund law enforcement with intention.” Says police officers “deserve clear rules, serious training, and accountable leadership.” Supports “training and body cameras,…hiring more crisis response professionals,…and build[ing] trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.”
Mixed. Supports cutting regulations to increase housing supply. Introduced a bill to encourage economic development in border communities. Voted for a bill that cut SNAP benefits. Introduced a bill to expedite permitting for infrastructure projects. Voted for a constitutional amendment to balance the federal budget.
Increase. Would crack down “down on price gouging…by strengthening consumer protections and stopping unfair price disparities in rural communities.” Supports “workforce training, apprenticeships, and technical education.” Supports increasing investment in “our rural communities.” Opposes SNAP benefit cuts.
Mostly loosen. Voted to undo controls on companies emitting seven major hazardous pollutants. Voted to allow mining upstream of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Voted to undo expansion of which streams and wetlands are protected by the Clean Water Act. Introduced a bill to improve water conservation: “Water is our most precious resource.”
Mixed. In February 2025, urged the federal government not to cut Medicaid. In July 2025, voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill, which cut Medicaid. Voted against extending Affordable Care Act subsidies by three years. Sponsored a bill to extend ACA tax credits for one year. “Healthcare costs are crushing Arizona families.”
Increase. Would “reverse disastrous cuts” to Medicaid and Affordable Care Act subsidies. “Rural healthcare facilities…are especially at risk.” Called the new work requirements for Medicaid “another barrier.” Would “expand the number of prescription drug prices Medicare can negotiate.” Would support funding for rural hospitals.
“Border security is national security.” Voted to increase ICE funding by $75 billion. Supports finishing the border wall. Introduced a bill to speed up screenings at the border. Supports “proper vetting” for asylum seekers. Would reinstate “Remain in Mexico” policy. Says DACA students “deserve a real shot at the American dream.”
Would “strengthen border security” and deport “violent criminals.” Supports stronger “oversight of detention facilities.” Supports the Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act. Supports a path to citizenship for “people who work hard, follow the law,” “veterans,” and “DACA.” Opposes the “$150 billion slush fund [for DHS] designed to evade congressional oversight.”
Yes. “The Iranian regime’s aggression and destabilizing threats will not go unanswered.” In May said, the conflict is “very close to being over…. We’re going to see the benefits in the long run.” Voted in March, April, May, June, and July against requiring Congressional authorization for U.S. military action in Iran.
No. Says the “reckless war against Iran…should have never begun.” Calls for the current administration to “resolve this war immediately.” Supports Congressional authorization for U.S. military action in Iran. “It’s just egregious that there is no plan or strategy.” Said Iran “must never obtain a nuclear weapon.”
Easier. Supports the right to unionize. Supports collective bargaining rights for Veterans Affairs employees. Supports union apprenticeship programs: They “create pathways to good-paying union jobs and strengthen our workforce.”
Mixed. Sponsored a bill to require the Defense Department to proactively upgrade military discharges for people who were expelled solely because of their sexual orientation. Voted to require parental consent before an elementary or middle school changes a student’s gender markers for the school to receive federal funding.
Expand. Says LGBTQ representation in Congress “really helps inform policy.” Opposed Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy for LGBTQ service members; wants “all” to “serve openly and with pride.” Says “transgender youths in sports” is “not for legislating…. That’s something that parents should be talking to school officials about.”
Raise. Supports “clawing back some of the tax cuts that have been given to billionaires.” “Billionaires …don’t need another damn tax cut.” In 2020: “stop giving tax breaks to corporations so that everyone pays their fair share.”
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