For Presidential and Congressional candidates who refuse to provide voters with their positions, Vote Smart has researched their public records to determine their likely responses. These issue positions are from 2024.
| Pro-choice | Do you generally support pro-choice or pro-life legislation? | ||
| No | Do you support the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade? | ||
| I've never wavered in my support for bodily autonomy and the right to equal healthcare for all in Montana. I facilitated multiple groups and events over years while administrating Montana March for Reproductive Rights and will be a champion for this issue in Congress. This election cycle, Constitutional Amendment CI-128 is on the ballot in Montana. By voting yes on this initiative, Montanans will be guaranteed the express right to carry out decisions about one?s own pregnancy, including the right to abortion. Everyone in Montana deserves access to equal and adequate healthcare. Challenges in rural healthcare disproportionately affect women in Montana. Investing in women's health programs and access to care in rural communities will insure the health of our children and families. Everyone in Montana deserves access to equal healthcare and has a right to privacy with their healthcare provider. | |||
| Yes | Do you support the regulation of indirect campaign contributions from corporations, unions, and individuals? | ||
| We've come to this era now where people don't even realize how much corporate money is being spent in politics. This needs to end. We must end Citizen's United. The dark money forces in Montana work for privatizing public schools, for example, turning them into for-profit ventures for corporations they represent. They work for the fossil fuel industrial complex like big oil and gas, and protecting BN from being held liable for cleaning up pollution. We need to end the practice of indirect campaign contributions, a practice which enables corporations to buy elections. | |||
| Yes | Do you support requiring a government-issued identification in order to vote at the polls? | ||
| As far as my knowledge, this is already required practice at all polling stations across America and in Montana. | |||
| Yes | Do you generally support increased regulations on social media companies (e.g. Tik Tok, Facebook, etc.)? | ||
| AI data-mining corporations working for advertising and influence agents are to be examined along with social media platforms. The CRM technology employed to eliminate choice in the free market for consumers worldwide is a violation of privacy and should be more heavily regulated in the U.S. We should be at least striving for E.U. standards of privacy protection for our citizens online. After Citizen's United, surveillance capitalism is now being employed in our elections and potentially undermining free and fair elections. I support increased regulations on the data mining efforts of corporations and further inquiry into this industry. | |||
| Challenges in rural healthcare disproportionately affect women in Montana. Everyone in Montana deserves access to equal and adequate healthcare. Working in Congress to investing in women's health programs and access to care in rural communities will insure the health of our children and families. Everyone in Montana deserves access to equal healthcare and has a right to privacy with their healthcare provider. Montana feeds the world. The concerns of the farmers and ranchers across Montana need to be represented in D.C. Agricultural producers in the state face serious challenges in the coming years and Montana needs someone fighting strong for our agricultural economy. Farmers and ranchers need support and solutions. The delay in implementing the St. Mary and Milk River Project on the Hi-Line will not only impact 18,000 Montana residents, it will affect the global food supply. Having someone in Congress dedicated and committed to our producers across the state is imperative in making sure we can continue to support rural infrastructure and our rural communities and continue to feed the world. From roads and bridges to public schools and services, Montanans should be able to depend on public infrastructure. Getting our fair share of public benefits from the taxes we pay must be a priority for Montana's congressional delegation. Good public schools, safe roads and bridges and municipal services are priorities in our communities across the district and they should be priorities in Congress. |
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