Abortion:Opposes abortion with no exceptions for incest or rape (life of mother excepted), supports banning abortion after 12-20 weeks, and opposes embryonic stem cell research.[1][2][3]
Civil Rights:Opposes affirmative action and opposes same-sex marriage or civil unions.[1][2]
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Crime:Supports capital punishment while opposing the construction of additional prisons.[1]
Environment & Energy:Advocates for active management of national forests, reform of the Endangered Species Act, and expanded domestic energy development.[1][2][3]
Government Regulation:Supports rolling back federal regulations viewed as burdensome to businesses and job creation.[1]
Immigration:Supports strict border security enforcement, opposes housing illegal migrants at airports or federal lands, and favors reforms including E-Verify and temporary worker visa programs.[1][2][3]
Taxation:Supports lower taxes and opposes raising taxes, favoring tax cuts to spur economic growth and let individuals keep more earnings.[1][2]
Abortion:Opposes federal and taxpayer funding of abortion, supports parental notification requirements, and backs a ban on abortion after 20 weeks except to save the mother's life.[1]
DACA and Border Security:Supports addressing DACA recipients' status only alongside strengthened border security measures, opposing a standalone path to citizenship.[1]
Immigration:Supports securing the border first, opposes amnesty, and favors a piecemeal legislative approach; criticizes lax enforcement of immigration laws under the Biden administration.[1][2][3]
Abortion:Opposes taxpayer funding of abortion, supports banning abortion after 20 weeks except to save the mother's life, and sponsored legislation protecting infants who survive abortion.[1]
Banking & Financial Regulation:As Financial Services Committee chair, supports tailored regulation for community banks, easier capital formation, and placing the CFPB under congressional appropriations with a bipartisan commission replacing its director.[1][2]
Budget & Government Spending:Favors cutting low-priority federal spending, a smaller federal government, and has opposed stimulus spending measures.[1]
Drug Policy:Has taken a strict stance against drug legalization, reflected in a low rating from NORML for opposing marijuana policy reform.[1]
Foreign Policy (Russia/Ukraine):Supported legislation granting the president authority to seize frozen Russian central bank assets to benefit Ukraine, and has urged using such assets to aid Ukraine.[1]
Immigration:Opposes broad amnesty legislation without enforcement measures, supports border security, favors merit-based reforms, and supported eliminating per-country caps for high-skilled immigrant visas.[1][2][3]
Education:Supported reauthorizing the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program to expand school choice for disadvantaged students in Washington, D.C.[1]
Energy Policy:Supports expanding American energy production as part of broader economic and national security goals.[1]
Federal Spending and Deficit:Expresses concern over rising national debt and deficits, and voted for a reconciliation bill while noting reservations about parts of it, citing a desire to avoid a major tax increase on constituents.[1][2]
Gun Rights:Opposes restrictions on gun purchase and possession, and supported legislation allowing veterans to register unlicensed firearms acquired abroad.[1]
Health Care:Supports legislation aimed at lowering health care premiums through increased transparency and expanded coverage choice and accessibility.[1]
Immigration and Border Security:Supports funding for ICE and CBP operations, prioritizes border security, and favors using the regular appropriations process over budget reconciliation for immigration enforcement funding.[1][2][3]
Abortion:Identifies as pro-life, supports the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and favors letting states and voters decide abortion policy rather than judges.[1]
Campaign Finance/Election Rules:Criticizes Arkansas's high GOP candidate filing fees as an 'incumbent protection plan' that deters challengers.[1]
Congressional Term Limits:Signed a pledge to cosponsor and vote for a constitutional amendment limiting Congress members to three House terms and two Senate terms.[1]
Cryptocurrency & Banking:Opposes a shift toward a cashless, crypto-focused economy, arguing it harms small businesses and community banks, and criticizes Hill's emphasis on crypto policy.[1][2][3]
Cryptocurrency / Banking Policy:Opposes incumbent French Hill's focus on cryptocurrency and a cashless society, arguing it harms small businesses and community banks.[1][2]
Cryptocurrency Policy:Opposes incumbent French Hill's focus on cryptocurrency and a 'cashless society,' arguing it harms small businesses and community banks.[1][2]
Cryptocurrency and Banking Policy:Opposes what he calls a push toward a cashless, crypto-focused financial system, arguing it harms small businesses and community banks.[1][2]
Defense & Military Use:States that military force should be used only in clear defense of the country, not for political agendas or foreign ventures unrelated to national security.[1]
Defense / Military Use:Supports using military force only in clear defense of the country and opposes deploying troops for political agendas or foreign ventures not tied to national security.[1]
Economic Development:Supports leveraging Arkansas's lithium, steel, and fertilizer resources to attract manufacturing investment and raise median income without new taxes.[1][2]
Economic Development / Jobs:Supports leveraging Arkansas's lithium, steel, and fertilizer resources to attract manufacturing investment and raise median incomes without new taxes.[1][2]
Election Process Reform:Criticizes Arkansas's $30,000 Republican primary filing fee as an 'incumbent protection plan' that discourages challengers.[1]
Election/Campaign Rules:Criticizes Arkansas's $30,000 GOP candidate filing fee as an 'incumbent protection plan' that discourages primary challengers.[1]
Election/Filing Fee Reform:Criticizes Arkansas's $30,000 GOP filing fees as an 'incumbent protection plan' that deters challengers from running.[1]
Federal Debt & Fiscal Policy:Pledges not to vote to raise the debt ceiling and criticizes what he calls frivolous federal spending amid a $37 trillion national debt.[1]
Federal Debt and Spending:Criticizes the $37 trillion national debt and pledges not to vote to raise the debt ceiling, calling for fiscal discipline and less frivolous spending.[1]
Fiscal Responsibility:Opposes raising the federal debt ceiling and criticizes what he calls frivolous government spending amid the national debt.[1][2]
Fiscal Responsibility / National Debt:Pledges not to raise the debt ceiling, criticizes excessive federal spending, and highlights concern over the $37 trillion national debt.[1]
Healthcare:Criticizes high infant mortality and healthcare costs in Arkansas, citing families needing fundraisers for cancer treatment, and opposes the Affordable Care Act's impact on costs.[1][2]
Healthcare Costs:Criticizes high healthcare and prescription costs, including infant mortality in Arkansas, and supports pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) reform.[1][2][3]
Military and Foreign Policy:Supports using military force only in clear defense of the nation and opposes deploying troops for political agendas or ventures not tied to national security.[1]
Democracy and Governance:Prioritizes protecting democracy, advocating for a Democratic Congressional majority able to check President Trump's administration.[1]
Economy and Government Services:Criticizes cuts to government services affecting workers displaced by industrial job losses in Sebastian County, Arkansas, and opposes Rep. Womack's support for Trump administration policies.[1]
General Policy Concerns:Identifies economy, taxation, climate change, and immigration as important issues facing constituents, without detailing specific policy proposals.[1]
Government Services & Safety Net:Criticizes cuts to government services that support workers and communities affected by industrial job losses in her district.[1]
Government Services and Economic Support:Opposes cuts to government services for communities affected by job and industry losses, citing job losses in Sebastian County, Arkansas.[1]
Government Services and Social Safety Net:Opposes cuts to government services that support residents affected by industry and job losses in the district.[1]
Opposition to Trump Administration Policies:Criticizes the Trump administration's actions and Republican support for them, arguing Congress should stand up to the President.[1][2]
Protecting Democracy:Supports electing a Democratic majority in Congress to check presidential power and protect democratic institutions, calling this the top priority.[1]
Trump Administration & Democracy:Opposes what she describes as harmful actions from the Trump White House and Republican support for it; supports electing a Democratic Congressional majority to check the president.[1][2]
Abortion:Supports legal access to abortion and women's bodily autonomy.[1]
Abortion & Reproductive Rights:Supports legal access to abortion and bodily autonomy for women.[1]
Abortion / Reproductive Rights:Supports legal access to abortion and women's bodily autonomy.[1]
Abortion/Reproductive Rights:Supports legal access to abortion and bodily autonomy for women.[1]
Civil Rights:Supports fair pay, equal rights, and bodily autonomy while protecting free speech and people from hate.[1]
Economy:Argues large companies are earning record profits while workers' wages have not kept pace, and supports policies to address this gap.[1][2]
Economy & Wages:Argues corporate profits have outpaced worker pay and calls for strategies to raise wages and rebuild economic opportunity.[1][2]
Economy / Wages:Advocates for fair pay and addressing stagnant worker wages amid record corporate profits.[1][2]
Economy/Wages:Argues large corporations are earning record profits while workers' wages have stagnated, calling for policies to raise pay.[1][2]
Education:Supports ensuring access to free education, including college or job training, to help people obtain good jobs.[1]
Energy / Environment:Supports investing in a clean energy future using multiple energy sources.[1]
Energy/Environment:Supports investing in a clean energy future that uses multiple energy sources for safety and reliability.[1]
Environment & Energy:Supports investing in a diverse clean energy future to strengthen energy security.[1]
Environment/Energy:Supports investment in a clean energy future using multiple energy sources to promote safety and strength.[1]
Government Accountability:Campaigns on bringing transparency, equity, and accountability to Washington and reducing political division.[1][2]
Healthcare:Supports expanding Medicare and moving toward universal healthcare to lower costs and improve care access.[1]
Political Reform/Government Accountability:Campaigns on bringing transparency, equity, and accountability to Washington and giving power back to the people.[1][2]
Campaign Finance:Supports getting big money out of politics so elections are decided by voters rather than corporations and billionaires.[1][2]
Civil Rights and Personal Freedom:Supports protecting personal choices, civil rights, and religious freedom while opposing efforts he views as divisive Christian Nationalism.[1][2]
Civil Rights and Personal Freedoms:Supports protecting personal choices, civil rights, and religious freedom as part of a 'Freedom: Preserved' platform.[1]
Climate and Energy:Supports action to fight climate change.[1]
Cost of Living & Economy:Supports easing everyday expenses, lowering housing costs, and helping families get ahead amid affordability concerns.[1][2][3]
Cost of Living / Affordability:Supports easing everyday expenses, lowering housing costs, and helping families get ahead amid affordability concerns.[1][2][3]
Cost of Living / Economy:Supports easing everyday expenses, lowering housing costs, and raising wages so work pays enough to support a family.[1][2]
Democracy & Elections:Supports ending gerrymandering, protecting voting rights, and ensuring all eligible Arkansans can vote freely and fairly.[1][2]
Democracy and Elections:Supports ending gerrymandering, protecting voting rights, and ensuring all eligible Arkansans can vote freely and fairly.[1][2]
Elections and Democracy:Supports ending gerrymandering, protecting voting rights, and removing unlimited corporate and billionaire money from elections.[1]
Housing:Supports increasing affordable housing options for families.[1]
Immigration:Supports a 'fair immigration' policy and opposes practices that separate immigrant families, citing firsthand visits to the southern border.[1][2]
Jobs and Wages:Supports raising wages and backing jobs that help families achieve financial stability.[1][2]
Party Affiliation and Political Approach:Switched from Republican to Democratic Party in 2025, citing concerns over affordability and opposition to Donald Trump's influence on the GOP, and emphasizes bipartisan, people-first leadership over party loyalty.[1][2][3]
Social Safety Net:Supports protecting Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare from cuts.[1]
Taxation:Supports tax cuts targeted at working families.[1]
Agriculture:Prioritizes addressing the farm crisis, including low commodity prices and rising input costs affecting Arkansas farmers.[1]
Agriculture Policy:Prioritizes addressing the farm crisis, citing low commodity prices and rising input costs such as fuel and fertilizer affecting Arkansas farmers.[1]
Agriculture/farm economy:Prioritizes addressing the farm crisis, including high input costs and low commodity prices affecting Arkansas farmers.[1]
Campaign Finance & Dark Money:Advocates removing dark money and corporate influence from politics and supports overturning Citizens United.[1][2][3]
Campaign finance/dark money:Supports removing dark money and corporate influence from politics and protecting free, fair, transparent elections.[1][2][3]
Congressional Ethics Reform:Supports congressional term limits, a ban on stock trading by elected officials, and a code of ethics for the U.S. Supreme Court.[1][2]
Congressional Oversight:Believes Congress should act as a stronger check and balance on the executive branch, criticizing current leadership for insufficient oversight of President Trump.[1]
Congressional ethics reform:Supports congressional term limits, a ban on stock trading by elected officials, overturning Citizens United, and a code of ethics for the Supreme Court.[1][2]
Democracy and Elections:Supports free, fair, and transparent elections, and views strengthening democratic institutions and checks on presidential power as a top priority.[1][2][3]
Economic Policy & Wages:Supports raising the minimum wage and policies to help working families and small businesses thrive.[1][2]
Economy/Working Families:Supports policies to help working families thrive, including raising the minimum wage, and opposes economic conditions that leave families overworked and struggling.[1][2]
Election Integrity:Supports free, fair, and transparent elections in which every vote counts and voters have confidence in the results.[1][2]
Elections & Democracy:Supports free, fair, and transparent elections where every vote counts and voters trust the outcome.[1][2]
Government Accountability:Supports checks and balances on executive power and believes Congress should act as an independent check on the presidency.[1][2]
Government Accountability & Checks and Balances:Supports congressional oversight of the executive branch, checks and balances, and evidence-based, transparent governance.[1][2]
Government Ethics & Campaign Finance Reform:Supports removing dark money from politics, banning stock trading by members of Congress, and imposing congressional term limits.[1][2][3]
Government Ethics/Dark Money:Supports removing dark money from politics, overturning Citizens United, banning stock trading by elected officials, and imposing congressional term limits.[1][2][3]
Government accountability:Supports strong checks and balances, evidence-based governance, and holding officials accountable to the rule of law.[1]
Healthcare:Supports ensuring accessible healthcare for constituents, drawing on her background as a medical pathologist.[1]
Healthcare Access:Supports ensuring accessible healthcare for constituents, drawing on her background as a medical pathologist.[1]
Judicial Reform:Supports overturning Citizens United and establishing a binding code of ethics for the U.S. Supreme Court.[1]
Minimum Wage:Supports raising the minimum wage to help working families thrive.[1]
Minimum wage/economic support for families:Supports raising the minimum wage and policies to help working families thrive without excessive strain.[1][2]
Economic Inequality:Supports policies to reduce the imbalance of wealth and power between concentrated interests and everyday working Arkansans.[1]
Education:Supports increased investment in schools and teachers, citing his background as a former elementary math teacher and the effects of disinvestment on communities.[1][2]
Food Security / Hunger:Supports ensuring access to affordable, nutritious food and addressing hunger, including access to fresh fruits and vegetables.[1][2]
Healthcare:Supports safeguarding high-quality healthcare access for all, with particular emphasis on care for elderly residents.[1][2]
Housing:Supports ensuring affordable housing and a pathway to homeownership for all Arkansans.[1][2]
Hunger/Food Access:Supports ensuring access to affordable, nutritious food, including fresh fruits and vegetables, for all residents.[1][2]
Hunger/Food Security:Supports ensuring access to affordable, nutritious food and reliable food sources for all residents.[1][2]
Poverty Reduction:Believes the federal government should act to lift people out of poverty and ensure a minimum quality of life comparable to the world's best standards.[1]
