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Establish a single-payer Medicare for All system that replaces most private health insurance.
unclear: Medicare buy-in, not single-payer
The Courtney-Larson-Higgins plan would allow Americans age 50-64 to buy-in to Medicare, the system with the highest satisfaction rate of any health insurance
Create a public health-insurance option that competes with private plans.
Campaign site says he has proposed creating a new public health care option
Official campaign positionThat’s why he has proposed expanding Medicare to cover those 55 and older and creating a new public health care option to provide more affordable choices for families and small businesses.
Raise the federal minimum wage to at least $15 an hour.
Original cosponsor of and voted for the Raise the Wage Act raising the federal minimum wage to $15 (2019 release)
Official campaign positionvoted to pass the Raise the Wage Act ( H.R. 582 ), landmark legislation to gradually increase the federal minimum wage to $15 over six years.
Expand the Child Tax Credit beyond current law, in amount or refundability.
Backed the 2024 bill expanding the CTC and said there is more work to do toward the ARPA version
This bill reinstates the Child Tax Credit which was wiped out after the American Rescue Plan expired. Again, this will take roughly half a million children out of poverty. We really have more work to do because the original version that was part of the American Rescue Plan Act actually cut child poverty in this country in half.
Impose or expand rent regulation (rent caps, rent control or rent stabilization), at any level of government.
unclear: co-signed the 2023-01-09 Bowman/Warren letter to President Biden urging FHFA "anti-price gouging protections" and an FTC rule on "excessive rent increases"; no rent cap named (conflict-rulings item 85)
Joint official statementDirecting the Federal Trade Commission to issue new regulation defining excessive rent increases as a practice that unfairly affects commerce and enforce action against unfair rent gouging practices.
Use federal policy to loosen local zoning and land-use rules so more housing gets built.
support: cosponsor of Build More Housing Near Transit Act: transit capital grant ratings reward by-right multifamily zoning, parking-minimum cuts and similar land-use reforms (federal condition/incentive tied to zoning reform; bill text read per rule 13)
Enact legal protections for workers against replacement or displacement by AI, such as notice, bargaining rights or limits on replacement.
unclear: original cosponsor of the AI JOBS Act (115th H.R.4829): directs a Labor Department study of AI's workforce impact and displacement recommendations; text read, a study only, no protection (rule 16); earlier-Congress cosponsorship, historical B-grade (rule 3)
US weapons to Israel: support or oppose
Backs U.S. investment in Iron Dome (defensive); no statement on offensive weapons transfers / oppose: voted Nay on the Massie Amendment cutting FY2027 Foreign Military Financing for Israel (2026-07-15); Peter ruling 2026-10-14 (conflict-rulings item 19, amended)
This situation also underscores my steadfast commitment to fully support our country's critical investment in technology such as the Iron Dome which is working every day to protect the Israeli people during this crisis.
Increase federal funding for border security and enforcement (CBP, barriers, technology, personnel).
oppose: voted No on final passage of S. 2, the Secure America Act (roll call 214, 2026-06-09), which provides about $70 billion to CBP and ICE for border security and enforcement (conflict-rulings item 27: Nay = oppose)
Limit new data-centre construction, including AI data centres, or make operators pay the full cost of the power, water and grid upgrades they use.
support: cosponsor of H.R.10448 Reverse Big Ugly Tax Breaks for Data Centers Act (119th), whose text limits data-centre construction or makes operators bear power, water or grid costs
None documented yet.
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House vote · H.R.8595
Roll call 243 (2026), On Agreeing to the Amendment, Massie Amendment (H.Amdt.235) to H.R.8595 FY2027 National Security-State appropriations (prohibit funds for Israel; cut FMF $3.3B): Nay
Condition or scope: continues offensive arms financing (FMF) for Israel
H.R.8595 (119th) — Massie Amendment (H.Amdt.235), roll call 243 · 2026-07-15 · Evidence grade B
Candidate statement
This situation also underscores my steadfast commitment to fully support our country's critical investment in technology such as the Iron Dome which is working every day to protect the Israeli people during this crisis.
Condition or scope: no block or condition; backs funding for Iron Dome (defensive)
Original source · 2012-11-20 · Evidence grade A
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