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Establish a single-payer Medicare for All system that replaces most private health insurance.
oppose: rejects an exclusively government-run single-payer system (own words, 2026 interview)
My concern around Medicare for All is that — looking at this administration alone — to say that a government-run, exclusively government-run program would be held hostage potentially to the political whims of any one White House.
Create a public health-insurance option that competes with private plans.
Supports a public option (2022 campaign website).
Official campaign positionThat is why I support a public option, so we can move our society forward
Raise the federal minimum wage to at least $15 an hour.
support: federal minimum wage reaching $17.00 an hour after five years (starts at $9.50)
Expand the Child Tax Credit beyond current law, in amount or refundability.
support: expanded Child Tax Credit
Impose or expand rent regulation (rent caps, rent control or rent stabilization), at any level of government.
Research found no documented position. This is not opposition.
Use federal policy to loosen local zoning and land-use rules so more housing gets built.
support: cosponsor of Yes In My Backyard Act (introduced text): CDBG grantees must submit plans on discriminatory land-use policies (zoning) (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.
support: says the federal government must ensure AI is not used as a tool to replace workers (2026 WTTW voter-guide answer; rule 12)
The federal government has a responsibility to ensure AI is not used as a tool to replace workers or undermine labor standards, but instead to support workers and create good, well-paying jobs.
US weapons to Israel: support or oppose
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)
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: data-centre limits / operator pays
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
Five questions, each answered only from the candidate’s own words, their campaign’s published position, a joint statement they issued, or a recorded House vote. Any condition or limit they attached is shown with the quote. “No public position found” means a reviewed search of their campaign site and official statements found nothing; it is not a position. This section is not scored against any group and does not feed the DSA Scare-O-Meter.
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