Abortion:Supports access to legal abortion without restrictions and public funding for abortion services; opposes limitations on abortion services.[1]
Budget & Economy:Supports federal spending measures to promote economic growth, including COVID-19 relief packages such as the $900 billion relief bill and the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.[1]
Civil Rights:Supports protected status for sexual orientation, same-sex marriage, and ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.[1]
Energy:Supports policies like the Inflation Reduction Act that provide tax credits and rebates to lower household energy costs.
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Environment:Supports preserving open spaces and natural coastline, and has worked on bipartisan efforts including extending Superfund hazardous waste cleanup authority.[1]
Health Care & Social Safety Net:Opposes Republican budget proposals that cut funding for Medicaid, Medicare, the Affordable Care Act, and SNAP, favoring protection of these programs.[1]
Health Care / Medicaid:Opposes Republican budget proposals that would cut funding for Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act, and SNAP, citing harm to constituents' health coverage.[1]
Immigration:Supports comprehensive immigration reform combining border security investments with legal status pathways for undocumented immigrants, co-sponsoring the bipartisan Dignity Act of 2025.[1][2][3]
Immigration Reform Bipartisanship:Calls on Congress to work across party lines to reform the immigration system, address labor shortages, and improve border security and asylum processes.[1][2]
Immigration Reform Process:Calls for bipartisan cooperation in Congress to fix the immigration system, addressing border security, asylum backlogs, and labor shortages.[1]
Taxation:Opposes tax cuts perceived to primarily benefit billionaires and large corporations at the expense of social programs.[1]