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← Rundown2026 Minnesota House race — Angie Craig's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Minnesota House race — Angie Craig's seat

Incumbent: Angie Craig (Democrat)

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  • Angie Craig
    Angie Craig

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (19) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports reproductive freedoms and opposes federal interference in decisions between a woman and her doctor. [1][2]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports building an immigration system with a secure border and paths to citizenship for Dreamers and qualifying undocumented immigrants. [1]
    • Budget & COVID Relief: Supported federal economic stimulus measures, including the $900 billion COVID relief package and the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan. [1]

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  • Civil Rights: Supports protecting sexual orientation as a civil right and sponsored legislation to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. [1]
  • Congressional stock trading: Supports banning members of Congress from owning or trading individual stocks. [1]
  • Congressional term limits: Supports imposing term limits on members of Congress. [1]
  • Corporate Regulation: Views lower corporate taxes as not promoting economic growth and voted for increased corporate transparency requirements. [1]
  • Crime & policing: Supports providing resources, equipment, and training to local law enforcement to reduce crime. [1]
  • Education: Supports career and technical training, fully funding special education, and lowering education costs. [1]
  • Energy production: Supports maintaining a strong Renewable Fuel Standard and leading in homegrown renewable energy. [1]
  • Fentanyl & drug enforcement: Supports combating the fentanyl epidemic and opioid crisis by stopping illicit flows and holding platforms accountable. [1][2]
  • Gun Policy: Supports common-sense gun reforms such as universal background checks and has voted to ban military-style assault weapons and to keep guns from domestic abusers. [1]
  • Gun policy: Supports universal background checks for every gun purchase and directing CDC research on gun violence. [1]
  • Health care: Supports a public option for health insurance and legislation to lower prescription drug costs for seniors. [1][2]
  • Housing costs: Supports policies to address housing affordability and strengthen local economies. [1]
  • Immigration: Voted for the Laken Riley Act mandating detention of certain undocumented immigrants but later said she regrets that vote following aggressive federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota. [1]
  • Small Business & Economy: Expresses concern that immigration enforcement actions, tariff uncertainty, and cuts to federal safety-net programs like SNAP are straining small businesses and workers. [1][2]
  • Social Security & Medicare: Opposes privatization, jeopardy, or cuts to Social Security and Medicare; supports strengthening benefits. [1]
  • Taxes: Supports cutting taxes on small businesses and the middle class. [1]
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