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🗳️ IJR community pollinfluence-weighted · not a scientific poll
Fabrizio Ward (R)/Impact Research (D)Jul 28Hobbs 52 – Biggs 44
Energy production:Supports cutting red tape to streamline energy infrastructure development and expand clean energy while lowering costs.[1][2]
Health care:Supports sales tax exemptions for over-the-counter medicines and feminine hygiene products, and access to needed health care.[1][2]
Housing costs:Supports historic investments in affordable housing and homeownership opportunities.[1]
LGBT causes:Supports LGBTQ+ community by vetoing bills targeting transgender students and conversion therapy.[1][2]
Medical gender transition for minors:Opposes restrictions on gender transition procedures and pronoun use for minors; supports access to gender-affirming care.[1][2]
Regulation & permitting:Supports streamlining permitting processes for energy and economic projects.[1]
Abortion:Supports pro-life legislation including protections for infants born alive after abortion attempts.[1]
Border enforcement & immigration law:Supports securing the border, restoring Remain in Mexico, completing the border wall, and enforcing immigration laws.[1][2][3]
Crime & policing:Supports fully funding public safety departments and partnering with law enforcement.[1]
DEI programs:Opposes federal funding for DEI and woke ideology programs abroad and in agencies like the Secret Service.[1][2]
Education:Supports returning power over education to states and local communities, opposing federal involvement and Common Core.[1]
Election Integrity:Supports election integrity measures to ensure timely results and limit voting to legal Arizona citizens.[1]
Election integrity: mail ballots:Supports cleaning up the permanent early voting list and linking identification to mail-in ballots rather than eliminating mail voting.[1][2]
Election integrity: voter ID:Supports election integrity legislation ensuring only legal Arizona citizens participate in elections.[1]
Energy:Opposes excessive regulation of the energy industry and supports expanding reliable, affordable domestic energy sources to lower costs for consumers.[1][2]
Energy production:Opposes unnecessary regulations on the energy industry that kill jobs, limit innovation, and raise costs.[1]
Federal spending & debt:Supports a balanced budget amendment and opposes additional federal COVID relief spending.[1][2]
Fentanyl & drug enforcement:Supports stronger border enforcement to combat fentanyl trafficking and pressure on sanctuary jurisdictions.[1]
Fiscal Policy and Government Spending:Supports balanced budgets, a balanced budget constitutional amendment, reducing inflation, and opposed large federal spending packages such as COVID relief bills.[1][2][3]
Health Care:Opposes the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), criticizing its passage and implementation.[1]
Health care:Opposes Obamacare as an intentional federal takeover of one-sixth of the economy.[1]
Housing costs:Supports policies to lower housing costs and increase supply of single-family homes through sensible water and land management.[1][2]
Immigration and Border Security:Supports securing the U.S.-Mexico border, restoring the Remain in Mexico policy, funding border barriers, and fully funding ICE and CBP operations; opposes sanctuary city policies.[1][2][3]
Israel:Supports providing military and security assistance to Israel funded by spending offsets.[1]
LGBT causes:Supports allowing businesses to cite religious beliefs to not serve gays.[1]
Limited Government and Constitutional Authority:Advocates restoring constitutional checks and balances, reducing federal regulatory overreach, and limiting the power of unelected bureaucratic agencies.[1]
Marijuana legalization:Opposes marijuana legalization and supports rolling back Arizona's voter-approved law.[1]
Parents' rights in education:Supports parental choice in education and incentivizing transparency in school curricula and materials.[1][2]
Regulation & permitting:Supports reducing overreaching regulations to lower costs for families and encourage job growth.[1][2]
School choice:Supports school choice policies and parental rights to choose education options including private and charter schools.[1][2]
Taxes:Supports tax reform to provide financial relief to families and businesses while rolling back regulations.[1]
Women's sports:Supports limiting female category events to biological females based on genetics.[1]
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