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Raise it to $15 or more, even if some businesses raise prices or cut hours.

Proposes raising the $7.25 minimum wage to $15 and calls it an unfinished second-term priority. whyy.org

Record: His FY2026-27 budget proposal (Feb 2026) again called for $15; it has not passed the Senate. wesa.fm

Mixed record: Yes, but only for students in the lowest-performing public schools (like the proposed Lifeline/PASS scholarships). / No vouchers, but keep or grow the tax credits businesses get for funding private-school scholarships.

Says he is still open to a private-school voucher program like the Lifeline/PASS scholarships he backed in 2023, but only if both chambers agree. In office he vetoed that voucher funding and instead increased the existing business tax-credit scholarships. spotlightpa.org

Record: Signaled support for Lifeline/PASS in 2023, then vetoed its funding from the budget; has increased funding for the existing tax-credit scholarship programs. Had not decided on opting into the federal tax-credit program as of mid-October 2026. chalkbeat.org

Legalize it for adults with state-licensed stores, and tax it to help the budget.

Supports legalizing and taxing adult-use marijuana. spotlightpa.org

Record: Has proposed legalization in each annual budget, including FY2026-27; it has not been enacted. wesa.fm

Keep them, but expand rebates and relief for seniors and lower-income homeowners.

Has not proposed changing how school property taxes work. His approach has been to keep them and expand the Property Tax/Rent Rebate program for older adults and people with disabilities. whyy.org

Record: Expanded the Property Tax/Rent Rebate program in his first term. whyy.org

Give transit a steady new state funding source, even with the budget gap.

Seeks permanent statewide transit funding and would put part of skill-game tax revenue toward mass transit. spotlightpa.org

Record: Proposed $300M more for transit from 2027 via a larger sales-tax share (FY26-27 budget); in 2025 moved up to $394M in capital funds to SEPTA operations as a stopgap. levittownnow.com

Mixed record: Charge power plants for carbon pollution, even if electric bills go up. / Grow gas and nuclear while adding wind and solar, without charging power plants for carbon.

His Lightning Plan supports gas, nuclear and renewables, and would add a cap-and-invest charge on power-plant carbon emissions (most proceeds returned to consumers) plus higher clean-energy requirements. But he signed the 2025 budget that took Pennsylvania out of RGGI, its existing carbon charge on power plants, with no replacement. whyy.org

Record: Signed the FY2025-26 budget on 2025-11-12, which ended Pennsylvania's participation in RGGI; the cap-and-invest bill has not passed. wvia.org

Let independent voters choose either party's primary to vote in.

Said he is 'open to getting a bill on my desk to open up our primaries'; the pending bills would let independent voters take part in party primaries. levittownnow.com

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Pledges abortion 'will remain safe and legal' in Pennsylvania and would veto further restrictions; his administration joined a multistate brief against a federal ruling on mailing abortion pills. He has not been quoted on a specific federal law. spotlightpa.org

Record: Declined to appeal the Commonwealth Court ruling on Medicaid abortion coverage, ended a state contract with an anti-abortion counseling nonprofit, and created a state abortion-access info site. spotlightpa.org

Leave it to federal agents; state and local police should stay out of it.

Says 'We do not do ICE's work for them here in Pennsylvania'; State Police do not ask about immigration status or share it with federal agents. He has not proposed new statewide limits on ICE itself. spotlightpa.org

Record: His DEP used state permitting law to block two proposed ICE detention warehouses (ICE later dropped the plan); a 2022 State Police policy bars arrests on ICE administrative warrants; joined a 21-governor suit against USDOT over driver records. spotlightpa.org

No public position

Said he is 'open to putting a voter ID bill on my desk' if it isn't based on 'conspiracy theories,' but has not said what kind of ID or when it should be required. spotlightpa.org

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Supports universal background checks and red-flag laws and said he would sign the House-passed bills. cbsnews.com

No public position

No stated position found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Keep it at $7.25 and let employers and the job market set pay.

Opposes raising the minimum wage, saying the free market has already set wage levels. whyy.org

Yes, but only for students in the lowest-performing public schools (like the proposed Lifeline/PASS scholarships).

Her campaign platform calls for passing Lifeline Scholarships for students in low-performing schools, plus expanding the existing tax-credit scholarship programs. garrityforpa.com

Record: Says she would opt Pennsylvania into the federal tax-credit scholarship program on 'day one.' spotlightpa.org

Keep it illegal. Medical marijuana only.

Opposes legalization and says she would veto it. spotlightpa.org

Cut or cap them, and make up the difference by cutting state spending elsewhere.

Her HOPE for PA plan would cut homeowners' property-tax burden by one-third within two years through rebates paid for by redirecting existing state spending, investment accounts and interest, not new taxes. garrityforpa.com

Record: Has said she would pay for lower property taxes for older residents by 'eliminating burdensome regulations and cutting useless red tape.' spotlightpa.org

Give short-term money to prevent cuts, tied to cost-cutting and reforms.

Said she preferred the 2025 Senate Republican plan, which let transit agencies use capital funds for operations and tied fares to inflation, over a new dedicated funding source; pledges to 'demand accountability from transit agencies.' newtownpanow.com

Grow natural gas and fossil-fuel jobs, with no new climate rules.

Would lift restrictions on new drilling, fast-track permits for gas wells, pipelines and power plants, and reconsider or pause renewable-energy mandates. whyy.org

No public position

No stated position found; did not respond to a request for comment.

Mixed record: Keep things as they are: legal in Pennsylvania up to 24 weeks, with each state setting its own law. / Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

Says she would 'respect' Pennsylvania's current law and would not back a ban. She also calls herself 'pro-life, with exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother,' and in the past cheered Roe's reversal and criticized a governor's veto pledge on anti-abortion bills. spotlightpa.org

Record: Opposes Medicaid coverage of abortion; said the 24-week limit 'would be up to the legislators.' spotlightpa.org

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Has said it is 'best to cooperate' with ICE and that the state needs a governor who will 'work with the federal government, not sue it'; declined specific questions on how. spotlightpa.org

No public position

Supports a voter ID law under which 'every voter should... show ID,' but has not said whether it must be photo ID or how it would apply to mail ballots. garrityforpa.com

Loosen gun laws, such as allowing concealed carry without a permit.

Calls herself 'pro-gun' and has supported House Bill 659, which would allow concealed carry without a license. thephiladelphiacitizen.org

No public position

No stated position found.

No public position

No stated position found.

Yes, for every family: state money (vouchers or savings accounts) usable at any school.

Proposes an $11,500 education savings account for every student, usable at any school, and fully privatizing public schools. kenk4pa.com

Stop arresting people for small amounts, but don't set up legal sales.

Would 'decriminalize drugs (not legalize)' and pardon non-violent drug offenders; does not propose licensed stores or sales rules. kenk4pa.com

End school property taxes entirely, replacing the money with other state taxes or spending cuts.

Would eliminate school property taxes by redirecting existing state and federal school money into savings accounts, with 'no tax increase'; also wants to cut the state income tax. kenk4pa.com

No public position

No stated position found.

Grow natural gas and fossil-fuel jobs, with no new climate rules.

Calls fracking 'good for Pennsylvania,' opposes taxing it, and criticizes markets that sell 'rights to pollute'; would hold polluters liable for damage rather than add new rules. kenk4pa.com

Keep them for party members, but make the parties pay for them instead of taxpayers.

Would 'defund the primaries and let the two old parties pay for their own candidate selection process.' kenk4pa.com

No public position

Calls himself 'pro-option' and proposes 'pre-natal adoption' (a woman signs away the pregnancy so others can adopt) but sets no week limit or ban, so no option fits. kenk4pa.com

Leave it to federal agents; state and local police should stay out of it.

Says immigration enforcement is 'up to the feds to enforce,' not the state's job. kenk4pa.com

No public position

Would 'require positive ID for citizens to vote' and end mail ballots, but does not say whether non-photo ID would count. kenk4pa.com

No new gun laws; enforce the ones already on the books.

Says 'Passing more gun control laws would not help' because they only affect law-abiding citizens; does not propose repealing existing laws. kenk4pa.com

No public position

Would set term limits for state legislators and other offices above county level, but says nothing on stock trading, so 'both' vs. 'term limits only' can't be told apart. kenk4pa.com

Mixed record: Keep things as they are: legal in Pennsylvania up to 24 weeks, with each state setting its own law. / Limit it earlier in pregnancy, such as 15 or 20 weeks, with exceptions after that.

His campaign says he supports Pennsylvania's current law (legal to 24 weeks), and he voted against national abortion-rights protection. His record also includes a 2017 vote for a national 20-week limit. guides.vote

Record: Yea on a national 20-week limit with exceptions (H.R. 36, 2017); Nay on the Women's Health Protection Act (2022); Yea on the interstate-travel protection bill (2022). whyy.org

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

His ICE bill would fully fund ICE but require officers to wear body cameras and bar masks. No stated view on local police helping ICE. bucks-news.com

Record: Yea, Laken Riley Act, 263-156, Jan 22 2025; introduced H.R.8173 ICE reform bill (Apr 2026). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Reported to support voter ID, but no statement found on what kind of ID (photo or not). His Yes vote on the SAVE Act is mainly about proof of citizenship to register. guides.vote

Record: Yea, H.R.22 SAVE Act, 220-208, Apr 10 2025. clerk.house.gov

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Original cosponsor of the universal background-check bill (H.R. 18, 2025), and voted for the federal red-flag bill (H.R. 2377) in 2022. govinfo.gov

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 18 (2025). Yea on H.R. 2377, the Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, Jun 9 2022), and on the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (roll 299, Jun 24 2022). clerk.house.gov

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Has long sponsored a 12-year term-limits amendment; co-leads a member stock-trading ban. fitzpatrick.house.gov

Use tariffs only on specific countries or goods, like China or steel, and drop the broad ones.

Opposes 'blanket and indiscriminate' tariffs; his office says tariffs should be narrowly tailored. sauconsource.com

Record: One of 6 Republicans voting Yea on H.J.Res. 72 to end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 219-211, Feb 11 2026). Earlier voted for procedural rules that blocked tariff-disapproval votes. clerk.house.gov

Mixed record: Bring some back, with income limits or a phase-out, and offset the cost. / Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

His own bill (H.R. 6501) would extend the extra help through 2027 with income caps and a minimum premium. He also voted for the clean 3-year extension. fitzpatrick.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension (roll 11, 230-196, Jan 8 2026); signed the discharge petition. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Voted for the House version in May 2025, which had work requirements, then against the final law, saying the Senate's Medicaid changes 'fell short.' He has not said whether the cuts or work requirements should be reversed. fox29.com

Record: Yea on House passage (roll 145, May 22 2025); Nay on final passage (roll 190, 218-214, Jul 3 2025), one of 2 Republicans. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Says 'women should be able to make their own reproductive healthcare choices' and backs mifepristone access, but no statement found on national protection versus leaving it to states. guides.vote

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Wants ICE 'completely restructured'. As a Bucks commissioner he voted in 2025 that the sheriff had no authority to sign a 287(g) agreement with ICE. guides.vote

Record: As Bucks commissioner: voted 2-1 (May 2025) that the sheriff lacked authority for a 287(g) ICE agreement; opposed ICE detention sites (Feb 2026). whyy.org

No public position

No stated position found. guides.vote

No public position

Reportedly backs 'common sense' gun laws (e.g., barring felons and no-fly-list buyers); no explicit position on universal checks or red-flag laws. guides.vote

No public position

Backs a complete ban on congressional stock trading, an age limit of 80 and a lifetime lobbying ban. No stated position on term limits. bobharvieforcongress.com

No public position

Would 'roll back Trump's tariffs that unnecessarily increase the cost of food and household essentials,' but has not said which tariffs, if any, should stay. bobharvieforcongress.com

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Pledges to 'permanently restore and expand' the ACA tax credits. sauconsource.com

No public position

Pledges to 'protect Medicare and Medicaid' and criticized the 2025 law, but has not said whether he would reverse its cuts or work requirements. guides.vote

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Original cosponsor of the Women's Health Protection Act (H.R. 12), which would protect abortion access in federal law. govinfo.gov

Record: Original cosponsor of H.R. 12 (cosponsor data from congress.gov API). congress.gov

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Led a PA Democratic letter calling ICE 'a lawless, out-of-control agency' and urging no DHS funding without reforms to hold ICE accountable. He voted for the Laken Riley Act, which expands ICE detention. boyle.house.gov

Record: Voted Yea on the Laken Riley Act (H.R. 29 and S. 5), which mandates ICE detention of certain undocumented people charged with theft. Voted Nay on the Deporting Fraudsters Act (H.R. 1958). His words criticizing ICE differ from his Laken Riley votes. clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement on photo ID found.

Record: Voted Nay on SAVE Act (H.R. 22), which requires proof of citizenship to register. It is not a photo-ID-at-polls bill. clerk.house.gov

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Original cosponsor of the universal background-check bill (H.R. 18), and voted for the federal red-flag bill (H.R. 2377) in 2022. congress.gov

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 18 (2025). Yea on H.R. 2377, the Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, Jun 9 2022). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban. He is not a cosponsor of H.R. 396, 4890, 5106 or 1908.

Record: Voted Nay on the Stop Insider Trading Act (H.R. 7008), which passed 232-198. Democrats objected to the presidential exemption and the grandfathering of existing holdings. clerk.house.gov

Use tariffs only on specific countries or goods, like China or steel, and drop the broad ones.

Says 'tariffs, when used strategically, can empower workers' and calls for 'smart, targeted trade policy,' while opposing the Trump tariffs as 'a tax increase on working families.' democrats-budget.house.gov

Record: Voted Yea on H.J.Res. 72, which ends the national emergency behind the Canada tariffs (passed 219-211). clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Voted to discharge and pass the 3-year extension of the enhanced ACA subsidies. No separate statement was reviewed. clerk.house.gov

Record: Voted Yea on the discharge motion (roll 4) and on passage of H.R. 1834, the 3-year enhanced-subsidy extension (passed 230-196). clerk.house.gov

Reverse the cuts and the work requirements, even though it adds to federal spending.

Introduced the Protecting Americans' Health Care Act (2026) to 'fully reverse' the 2025 law's Medicaid cuts, and voted against that law. democrats-budget.house.gov

Record: Voted Nay on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1), both at House passage and at the final vote concurring in the Senate amendment. clerk.house.gov

No public position

No public position found. She did not answer the iVoterGuide abortion items. ivoterguide.com

No public position

No public position found.

No public position

Declined the PA Family Voter and iVoterGuide voter-ID questions. pafamilyvoter.com

No public position

Profiles say she emphasizes tougher penalties for gun trafficking and illegal guns. Nothing found on background checks or red-flag laws. localcandidates.org

No public position

No public position found.

No public position

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No public position

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No public position

His platform lists 'Protecting Reproductive Freedom' with no detail on national protection versus leaving it to states. chrisrabb.com

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

His platform calls to 'Abolish ICE & Dismantle Immigrant Concentration Camps.' chrisrabb.com

No public position

His platform calls to 'Strengthen Voting Rights' and publicly fund elections. Voter ID is not addressed. chrisrabb.com

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

As a state representative he cosponsored and voted for background checks on private long-gun sales (HB 714) and a red-flag law (HB 1018), both passed by the PA House in 2023. palegis.us

Record: PA House: Yea on HB 714 final passage (roll 96) and HB 1018 final passage (roll 93), 2023; cosponsor of both. palegis.us

No public position

Not addressed. His platform rejects corporate PAC money, which is a separate issue. chrisrabb.com

No public position

Not addressed on his platform. chrisrabb.com

No public position

Supports Medicare for All. ACA subsidies are not addressed. chrisrabb.com

No public position

Not addressed on his platform. chrisrabb.com

No public position

No public position found. mahoneyforcongress.com

No public position

No public position found. mahoneyforcongress.com

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No public position found. mahoneyforcongress.com

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No public position found. mahoneyforcongress.com

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No public position found. mahoneyforcongress.com

No public position

No public position found. mahoneyforcongress.com

No public position

Wants to 'protect families from healthcare affordability cliffs.' ACA subsidies are not named. mahoneyforcongress.com

No public position

Criticizes benefit cliffs ('A worker picking up overtime can lose Medicaid'). Medicaid spending levels are not addressed. mahoneyforcongress.com

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Original cosponsor of the Women's Health Protection Act (H.R. 12). congress.gov

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 12. congress.gov

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Says 'not one more dime for ICE until their lawless, anti-American behavior ends,' tying ICE funding to reforms. No specific statement on local police. dean.house.gov

Record: Voted Nay on the Laken Riley Act (both votes) and Nay on H.R. 1958. clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement on photo ID found.

Record: Voted Nay on the SAVE Act (H.R. 22), which concerns proof of citizenship for registration, not photo ID. clerk.house.gov

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Original cosponsor of the universal background-check bill (H.R. 18), and voted for the federal red-flag bill (H.R. 2377) in 2022. mad4pa.com

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 18 (2025) and H.R. 3115 (2025). Yea on H.R. 2377, the Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, Jun 9 2022). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Cosponsored a stock-trading ban (H.R. 396) but voted against the GOP-led Stop Insider Trading Act. No term-limits position found, so no option fits. congress.gov

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 396. Voted Nay on H.R. 7008 (2026-07-22). clerk.house.gov

Let Congress decide; the President shouldn't set broad tariffs alone.

Urged House leaders to 'bring a measure to the floor to take back Congress's authority on tariffs,' citing Congress's Article I powers. dean.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.J.Res. 72 to end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, Feb 11 2026). clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Voted to discharge and pass the 3-year enhanced-subsidy extension. clerk.house.gov

Record: Voted Yea on roll 4 (discharge) and roll 11 (passage of H.R. 1834). clerk.house.gov

Reverse the cuts and the work requirements, even though it adds to federal spending.

Voted against the 2025 law, including the House version that added the work requirements. Based on her record; no separate statement on reversing it was reviewed. clerk.house.gov

Record: Voted Nay on H.R. 1 (OBBBA) at both House votes. clerk.house.gov

No public position

No public position found. She declined the PA Family Voter abortion items. pafamilyvoter.com

No public position

Says 'Enforce immigration law, stop trafficking, and put Pennsylvania's security first.' Local police cooperation with ICE is not addressed. aurora4pa.com

No public position

Declined the PA Family Voter voter-ID question. Nothing on her site. pafamilyvoter.com

No public position

Says she supports the Second Amendment 'without reservation.' Nothing on background checks or red-flag laws. aurora4pa.com

No public position

No public position found.

No public position

No public position found. aurora4pa.com

No public position

Reportedly backs portable, year-round insurance and pre-existing-condition protections (VOTE411, per a secondary source). Nothing on the enhanced subsidies. onyourballot.vote411.org

No public position

No public position found.

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Original cosponsor of the Women's Health Protection Act (H.R. 12). congress.gov

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 12. congress.gov

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Criticized the 'reckless deployment of masked and armed agents' at a January 2026 town hall. No specific statement on local police. swarthmorephoenix.com

Record: Voted Nay on the Laken Riley Act (both votes) and Nay on H.R. 1958. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Opposes measures that create barriers to voting. No specific photo-ID statement was verified. scanlon.house.gov

Record: Voted Nay on the SAVE Act (H.R. 22). clerk.house.gov

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Original cosponsor of the universal background-check bill (H.R. 18), and voted for the federal red-flag bill (H.R. 2377) in 2022. congress.gov

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 18 and H.R. 3115 (2025). Yea on H.R. 2377, the Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, Jun 9 2022). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Signed a 2022 letter urging a ban on member stock trading and cosponsors stock-ban bills. No term-limits position found, so no option fits. golden.house.gov

Record: Cosponsor of H.R. 396, H.R. 4890 and H.R. 5106. Her Nay vote on H.R. 7008 comes from a secondary tracker (legisletter.org) and is not confirmed on the Clerk's page. congress.gov

Use tariffs only on specific countries or goods, like China or steel, and drop the broad ones.

Says 'well-targeted tariffs are an important way to protect workers,' but that the administration's global tariffs are not that. scanlon.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.J.Res. 72 to end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, Feb 11 2026). clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Supports protecting the ACA. She voted to extend the enhanced subsidies. scanlon.house.gov

Record: Voted Yea on roll 4 (discharge) and roll 11 (passage of H.R. 1834). clerk.house.gov

Reverse the cuts and the work requirements, even though it adds to federal spending.

Voted against the 2025 law, including the House version that added the work requirements. A local guide says she has 'worked to preserve Medicaid.' thephiladelphiacitizen.org

Record: Voted Nay on H.R. 1 (OBBBA) at both House votes. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Says 'I respect the ruling in the Dobbs v. Jackson case' and answered Yes on care for infants born alive. He states no position on where abortion law should go. manganaro4congress.net

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Supports ICE's efforts to remove criminals and opposes local limits on cooperating with ICE: 'local authorities have no role to nullify national laws.' manganaro4congress.net

No public position

Answered Yes to 'Should all voters be required to show identification before voting?' but did not say whether it must be photo ID. pafamilyvoter.com

No public position

Said 'The Second Amendment is a good thing.' Nothing on background checks or red-flag laws. broadandliberty.com

No public position

Signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge (3 House terms, 2 Senate terms). No position found on a stock-trading ban, so no option fits. termlimits.com

No public position

No clear position found. manganaro4congress.net

No public position

Calls the ACA's results 'disastrous' and opposes its mandates. He does not directly address extending the enhanced subsidies. manganaro4congress.net

No public position

Supports a balanced budget and opposes new entitlement expansions. Medicaid is not addressed. manganaro4congress.net

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Per record: voted twice for the Women's Health Protection Act, which would protect abortion access in federal law. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 3755 (roll 295, 2021-09-24) and H.R. 8296 (roll 360, 2022-07-15). clerk.house.gov

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Says ICE is 'vastly overfunded' and 'undertrained' and 'we need reform' of the agency. whyy.org

Record: Nay on H.R. 2056, the D.C. ICE-cooperation bill (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Nay on FY26 Homeland Security funding, H.R. 7744 (roll 87, 2026-03-05). Nay on the Laken Riley Act (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Voted against the SAVE America Act, which bundles photo ID with proof of citizenship; no stated position on ID rules themselves.

Record: Nay on the SAVE America Act (S. 1383 House amendment, roll 69, 2026-02-11), which bundles photo ID with proof of citizenship, and on H.R. 7008 (roll 280), which bundles a stock-purchase ban with voter ID. Bundled votes; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Per record: voted for universal background checks and for a federal red-flag (extreme risk order) law. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 8 (roll 75, 2021-03-11). Yea on H.R. 2377, Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, 2022-06-09). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Nay on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Blames the administration's tariffs for higher local costs (about $10,900 more for an average new home) but has not said which approach she favors. whyy.org

Record: Yea on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Per record: voted for the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits as they were. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Nay on H.R. 6703 (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Reverse the cuts and the work requirements, even though it adds to federal spending.

Per record: voted against the 2025 law that made the Medicaid cuts and work requirements. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

Mixed record: Keep things as they are: legal in Pennsylvania up to 24 weeks, with each state setting its own law. / Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

Says he would not use federal law to set a national ban and that 'States may set their own criminal law'; personally supports exceptions only for rape, incest or the mother's life. ivoterguide.com

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Opposes sanctuary cities: 'Cities do not get to nullify federal immigration law.' ivoterguide.com

Photo ID every time, in person and by mail.

Disagrees that people should vote without photo ID: 'Show the same ID you use to fly or cash a check.' ivoterguide.com

No public position

Would keep Pennsylvania's background checks and extend them to private rifle sales; has not stated a position on red-flag laws. ivoterguide.com

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Says he supports term limits and 'banning insider trading by members of Congress' (the name used for the House stock-trading ban). voteyoung.com

No public position

No statement found.

No public position

Criticizes Congress for 'repeatedly extending' ACA subsidies and proposes a TRICARE-style plan instead; does not say what should happen to the lapsed credits. voteyoung.com

No public position

Would let TRICARE-style contractors bid for Medicaid contracts; does not address the 2025 law's cuts or work requirements. voteyoung.com

Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

Describes himself as pro-life, with exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother. As a state lawmaker he voted for a 20-week ban (2017). armchairlehighvalley.substack.com

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Denounced Northampton County's limits on ICE cooperation and urged it to rescind them. mackenzie.house.gov

Record: Yea, Laken Riley Act, 263-156, Jan 22 2025; supported $70B ICE/CBP funding (Secure America Act). clerk.house.gov

Photo ID every time, in person and by mail.

Called the SAVE Act's photo-ID requirement 'a commonsense position that over 80% of people agree with.' armchairlehighvalley.substack.com

Record: Yea, H.R.22 SAVE Act, 220-208, Apr 10 2025; voted for the SAVE America Act (S.1383, 218-213, Feb 11 2026, per news). clerk.house.gov

Loosen gun laws, such as allowing concealed carry without a permit.

As a state representative he voted for permitless concealed carry (SB 565, 2021) and against background checks for private long-gun sales and a red-flag law (2023). palegis.us

Record: PA House: Yea on SB 565 permitless carry (roll 624, Nov 16 2021); Nay on HB 714 background checks (roll 96, 2023) and HB 1018 red-flag (roll 93, 2023). palegis.us

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Signed a three-term House limit pledge and backs a congressional stock-trading ban. spotlightpa.org

Record: Co-sponsor of a three-term limit amendment and stock-ban bills; voted for the Stop Insider Trading Act (passed the House, failed in the Senate). spotlightpa.org

Keep broad tariffs on most imports to bring back jobs, even if prices go up.

Has supported higher tariffs, while saying they 'can be disruptive' and the policy swings were 'definitely not helpful'; voted against ending the Canada tariffs. spotlightpa.org

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72 to end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, Feb 11 2026); voted for a rule shielding tariffs from disapproval votes. clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Voted for the 3-year extension of the extra help and co-sponsored the discharge petition, after voting for the 2025 law that did not extend it. spotlightpa.org

Record: Yea on H.R. 1834 (roll 11, 230-196, Jan 8 2026). Aye on the 2025 reconciliation law, which did not extend the subsidies. clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Calls the OBBBA's Medicaid provisions 'common sense reforms' that tighten eligibility and strengthen the program. armchairlehighvalley.substack.com

Record: Aye on OBBBA final passage, 218-214, Jul 3 2025. clerk.house.gov

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

'We need to codify Roe v. Wade and pass legislation to overturn Trump abortion bans in red states.' brooksforcongress.com

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Says ICE should go back to targeting drug dealers and criminals and opposes masked agents ('we don't send masked men to kidnap people off the street'). No stated view on local police. armchairlehighvalley.substack.com

No public position

Opposes the SAVE Act and says voting should be more accessible. No statement found on what ID voters should show. armchairlehighvalley.substack.com

No public position

Backs universal background checks, closing the gun-show loophole and waiting periods. No stated position on red-flag laws. brooksforcongress.com

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Backs a five-term House limit and a congressional stock-trading ban; his household still holds individual stocks, which his campaign says will be sold if he is elected. spotlightpa.org

Use tariffs only on specific countries or goods, like China or steel, and drop the broad ones.

Opposes 'across-the-board tariffs on allies that simply raise consumer prices without creating good jobs,' while backing trade policy that protects workers. armchairlehighvalley.substack.com

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Supports restoring enhanced subsidies and moving toward universal coverage (Medicare for All). spotlightpa.org

Reverse the cuts and the work requirements, even though it adds to federal spending.

Opposes the 2025 law's Medicaid cuts and its new work and reporting requirements, and would restore what was cut. armchairlehighvalley.substack.com

Keep things as they are: legal in Pennsylvania up to 24 weeks, with each state setting its own law.

'I would never support a federal ban'; says Dobbs 'put it back to the states' and supports Pennsylvania's 24-week law. guides.vote

No public position

Backs border funding and a border wall; no statement on local police cooperating with ICE. guides.vote

Record: Yea, Laken Riley Act, 263-156, Jan 22 2025. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Backs the SAVE America Act, saying 'only Americans should be in a position to vote in American elections.' That is about citizenship; no statement found on what kind of ID voters should show. guides.vote

Record: Yea, H.R.22 SAVE Act, Apr 10 2025; yes on S.1383 SAVE America Act, Feb 11 2026 (per guides.vote). clerk.house.gov

Loosen gun laws, such as allowing concealed carry without a permit.

Original cosponsor of H.R. 38, which would let people who can legally carry a concealed gun in their home state carry in other states. Calls himself a 'stalwart supporter of the second amendment.' congress.gov

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Signed a 3-term limit pledge; introduced a member stock-trading ban (with a blind-trust exemption). spotlightpa.org

Record: Voted for the Stop Insider Trading Act. CONFLICT: about 650 individual stock trades in 2025 while proposing a ban; he says an advisor made the trades and he has stopped. spotlightpa.org

Keep broad tariffs on most imports to bring back jobs, even if prices go up.

Supports the administration's tariffs while asking for clearer goals ('We need to know where the goalpost is'); voted against ending the Canada tariffs. spotlightpa.org

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72 to end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, Feb 11 2026). clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Voted for the 3-year extension, calling it 'the only path forward' to protect about 28,000 constituents, while saying the ACA failed to lower costs. spotlightpa.org

Record: Signed the discharge petition; Yea on H.R. 1834 (roll 11, Jan 8 2026). Aye on the 2025 reconciliation law, which did not extend the subsidies. clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Voted for the 2025 law and defends its Medicaid changes as 'securing Medicaid for those who truly need it.' He has objected to some 2026 HHS rules, not to the law itself. wvia.org

Record: Aye on OBBBA final passage, 218-214, Jul 3 2025. clerk.house.gov

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Says abortion 'needs to be legal, it needs to be safe' and criticized the overturning of Roe v. Wade. guides.vote

Leave it to federal agents; state and local police should stay out of it.

Has backed keeping local police separate from federal immigration enforcement; as Scranton mayor, city police did not take part in ICE raids. Also supports a secure border and paths to citizenship. washingtonexaminer.com

Record: As mayor (2020): Scranton police would not take part in ICE raids; she says Scranton is not a sanctuary city and lawful ICE warrants are executed. washingtonexaminer.com

No public position

No stated position found. paigeforpa.com

No public position

Joined a mayors' call for federal background-check legislation and backed Philadelphia's challenge to state limits on local gun laws. No stated position on red-flag laws. guides.vote

Record: As Scranton mayor, backed Philadelphia's challenge to state preemption of local gun laws (2021). guides.vote

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Backs an 18-year House service cap amendment and a congressional stock-trading ban. spotlightpa.org

Use tariffs only on specific countries or goods, like China or steel, and drop the broad ones.

Would 'stop broad tariffs that help the big guys and hurt families' and 'create smart targeted tariffs to protect manufacturing here.' paigeforpa.com

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Supports restoring enhanced ACA tax credits. spotlightpa.org

No public position

Opposes the 2025 law's Medicaid cuts and has said Democrats should reverse parts of the law. No stated view on the work requirements. spotlightpa.org

Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

2018 survey: 'abortion should be illegal, except to prevent the death of the mother, or in the case of rape/incest.' ivoterguide.com

Record: Nay on H.R. 3755 (roll 295, 2021) and H.R. 8296 (roll 360, 2022). clerk.house.gov

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Per record: voted to bar D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE; in 2018 strongly disagreed with sanctuary cities. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 2056, which bars D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Yea on the Laken Riley Act, S. 5 (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

Photo ID every time, in person and by mail.

Backed the SAVE America Act and said Senate Democrats should explain 'why they oppose requiring a photo ID to vote.' meuser.house.gov

Record: Yea on the SAVE America Act (S. 1383 House amendment, roll 69, 2026-02-11), which bundles photo ID with proof of citizenship, and on H.R. 7008 (roll 280), which bundles a stock-purchase ban with voter ID. Bundled votes; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No new gun laws; enforce the ones already on the books.

Voted against universal background checks and a federal red-flag law; in 2018 strongly disagreed that more restrictive gun control is needed. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 8, universal background checks (roll 75, 2021-03-11). Nay on H.R. 2377, Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, 2022-06-09). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Yea on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

Keep broad tariffs on most imports to bring back jobs, even if prices go up.

Defended the administration's tariffs, saying they 'will bring foreign powers to the table to negotiate for reciprocal trade agreements' (reporter's paraphrase). witf.org

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Let it stay expired to save federal money, even if premiums go up for some people.

Per record: voted against extending the enhanced credits and for a Republican health bill that leaves them expired. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Yea on H.R. 6703, a Republican health bill that does not extend them (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Voted for the 2025 law and defended its work requirements: 'it's not harsh, it's humanitarian.' witf.org

Record: Yea on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found.

No public position

No statement found.

No public position

No statement found.

No public position

No statement found.

No public position

Lists 'root out government corruption' as a priority; no term-limit or stock-ban specifics. wallaceforcongress.com

No public position

Says residents feel the tariffs' effects but has not stated a tariff position. wcexaminer.com

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Would vote to extend the tax credits that help people afford premiums (reporter's paraphrase). wcexaminer.com

No public position

Opposes the 2025 law, criticizing Meuser for voting 'to take away health insurance from 18,000 people in our district.' Doesn't say whether the work requirements should stay, so not scored. wcexaminer.com

Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

Pro-life, with exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother. He also cosponsored the Life at Conception Act, which has no rape or incest exceptions. witf.org

Record: CONFLICT: cosponsored the Life at Conception Act (118th Congress, H.R.431), which has no rape or incest exceptions. govinfo.gov

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Supports banning sanctuary cities; stands 'shoulder to shoulder' with ICE. witf.org

Record: Yea, Laken Riley Act, 263-156, Jan 22 2025. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Supports 'voter identification and citizenship identification' and has voted for the SAVE America Act. No statement found on what kind of ID. yahoo.com

Record: Yea, H.R.22 SAVE Act, 220-208, Apr 10 2025. clerk.house.gov

Loosen gun laws, such as allowing concealed carry without a permit.

Original cosponsor of H.R. 38, which would let people who can legally carry a concealed gun in their home state carry in other states. Voted against the 2022 federal red-flag bill. congress.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 2377, the Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, Jun 9 2022), and on the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (roll 299, Jun 24 2022). clerk.house.gov

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Supports a congressional stock-trading ban and a three-term House limit. spotlightpa.org

Record: Voted for the Stop Insider Trading Act; cosponsor of H.J.Res.12 (three-term limit). Signed the term-limits pledge in 2020 and is seeking an 8th term. perry.house.gov

Keep broad tariffs on most imports to bring back jobs, even if prices go up.

Says Americans should 'be patient' for the long-term benefits of the tariffs. spotlightpa.org

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72 to end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, Feb 11 2026). clerk.house.gov

Let it stay expired to save federal money, even if premiums go up for some people.

Voted against the 3-year extension and calls the ACA 'an abject failure'; favors expanding health savings accounts. witf.org

Record: Nay on H.R. 1834 (roll 11, 230-196, Jan 8 2026). clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Says the OBBBA 'strengthens and cleans up' Medicaid by cutting waste and fraud. witf.org

Record: Aye on OBBBA final passage, 218-214, Jul 3 2025. clerk.house.gov

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Would restore protections once guaranteed under Roe. witf.org

Focus on people charged with serious crimes; local police should hand only those people to ICE.

Calls for 'targeted enforcement that prioritizes the deportation of violent criminals' and more oversight of federal agents. No stated view on local police. witf.org

No public position

Says she has 'zero problem showing photo ID' but that current checks already work well, and opposes the SAVE Act. Not specific enough to pick an option. yahoo.com

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Backs universal background checks and red-flag laws alongside the Second Amendment. witf.org

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Proposes a 12-year congressional limit and a ban on members trading individual stocks. spotlightpa.org

No public position

Would work to repeal Trump's tariffs, while saying the U.S. should still push back on unfair trade by countries like China. She has not said whether any tariffs should stay. spotlightpa.org

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Would make the enhanced ACA tax credits permanent. spotlightpa.org

No public position

Would 'restore the cuts' to Medicaid in the 2025 law. She has not separately addressed the work requirements. Doesn't say whether the work requirements should stay, so not scored. witf.org

No public position

Voted against the Women's Health Protection Act, which rules out protecting access nationwide, but no statement found choosing among state control, an earlier limit, or a ban.

Record: Nay on the Women's Health Protection Act, H.R. 3755 (roll 295, 2021-09-24) and H.R. 8296 (roll 360, 2022-07-15). clerk.house.gov

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Per record: voted to bar D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 2056, which bars D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Yea on the Laken Riley Act, S. 5 (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Voted for the SAVE America Act, which bundles photo ID with proof of citizenship; no own-words statement on ID rules found.

Record: Yea on the SAVE America Act (S. 1383 House amendment, roll 69, 2026-02-11), which bundles photo ID with proof of citizenship, and on H.R. 7008 (roll 280), which bundles a stock-purchase ban with voter ID. Bundled votes; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No new gun laws; enforce the ones already on the books.

Per record: voted against universal background checks and against a federal red-flag law. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 8, universal background checks (roll 75, 2021-03-11). Nay on H.R. 2377, Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, 2022-06-09). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Yea on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found; voted against ending the Canada tariff emergency.

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Let it stay expired to save federal money, even if premiums go up for some people.

Opposed extending the enhanced credits because it 'preserves a broken system'; backs other 'targeted reforms' instead. smucker.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Yea on H.R. 6703, a Republican health bill that does not extend them (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Per record: voted for the 2025 law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Says reproductive decisions belong to the patient, family and provider and 'No government should intrude in this decision.' nancymannion.com

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Says ICE funding 'should be tied to the agency following the rule of law and agents being properly identified,' and ICE should focus on people with serious criminal records. nancymannion.com

ID every time, but non-photo ID like a utility bill counts, and the state gives free IDs.

Advocates 'voter ID requirements that are inclusive' and says stricter rules are unnecessary. nancymannion.com

No public position

Supports 'stronger gun laws' without naming background checks or red-flag laws. nancymannion.com

No public position

No statement found.

Use tariffs only on specific countries or goods, like China or steel, and drop the broad ones.

Would get rid of the President's tariffs and 'swap them for targeted tariffs that protect American jobs.' nancymannion.com

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

'All for bringing back Affordable Care Act subsidies.' nancymannion.com

No public position

Campaign site does not address Medicaid or the 2025 law. nancymannion.com

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

'We need to protect abortion rights and guarantee access to reproductive health care at the federal level.' summerforpa.com

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Says the system 'has turned ICE into a violent policing agency' and 'All of that must end.' summerforpa.com

Record: Nay on H.R. 2056, the D.C. ICE-cooperation bill (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Nay on FY26 Homeland Security funding, H.R. 7744 (roll 87, 2026-03-05). Nay on the Laken Riley Act (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

Keep the current rules, so eligible voters without ID aren't turned away.

Says she is 'working to end racist voter ID and suppression laws.' summerforpa.com

Record: Nay on the SAVE America Act (S. 1383 House amendment, roll 69, 2026-02-11), which bundles photo ID with proof of citizenship, and on H.R. 7008 (roll 280), which bundles a stock-purchase ban with voter ID. Bundled votes; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Backs expanded background checks; no stated position on red-flag laws found. summerforpa.com

No public position

Supports banning members from trading stocks and pledges not to trade them; no position on congressional term limits found. summerforpa.com

Record: Nay on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Called high tariffs 'reckless gambling with our future' but has not said which approach she favors. wesanews.org

Record: Yea on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Per record: voted for the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits as they were. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Nay on H.R. 6703 (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Reverse the cuts and the work requirements, even though it adds to federal spending.

Per record: voted against the 2025 law that made the Medicaid cuts and work requirements. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

Mixed record: Keep things as they are: legal in Pennsylvania up to 24 weeks, with each state setting its own law. / Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

Says the Supreme Court 'properly determined that this issue ... belongs at the state level'; personally would allow abortion only for rape, incest or the mother's life. ivoterguide.com

No public position

Strongly agrees on securing the southern border; no position on local police and ICE. ivoterguide.com

Photo ID every time, in person and by mail.

Strongly disagrees that 'People should be able to vote without photo identification.' ivoterguide.com

No public position

Favors severe penalties for gun crimes; no position on background checks or red-flag laws. ivoterguide.com

No public position

Pledges fiscal transparency; no term-limit or stock-ban position. jameshayesforpa.com

No public position

Platform cites overregulation hurting jobs; no tariff position. jameshayesforpa.com

No public position

No statement found on the enhanced ACA credits.

No public position

No statement found.

No public position

Calls himself 'staunchly pro-life' and defends the Hyde Amendment, but no statement found choosing among state control, an earlier limit, or a ban. ontheissues.org

Record: Nay on the Women's Health Protection Act, H.R. 3755 (roll 295, 2021-09-24) and H.R. 8296 (roll 360, 2022-07-15). clerk.house.gov

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Per record: voted to bar D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 2056, which bars D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Yea on the Laken Riley Act, S. 5 (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Voted for the SAVE America Act and H.R. 7008, both of which bundle voter ID with other measures; no own-words statement on ID rules found.

Record: Yea on SAVE Act, H.R. 22 (roll 102, 2025-04-10). Yea on SAVE America Act, S.1383 House amendment (roll 69, 2026-02-11). Yea on H.R. 7008, which included the Voter ID Act (roll 280, 2026-07-22). clerk.house.gov

No new gun laws; enforce the ones already on the books.

Per record: voted against universal background checks and against a federal red-flag law. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 8, universal background checks (roll 75, 2021-03-11). Nay on H.R. 2377, Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, 2022-06-09). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Yea on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Reported to have defended the administration's tariffs as 'short-term pain for long-term gain', but the article no longer loads, so it could not be checked.

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Let it stay expired to save federal money, even if premiums go up for some people.

Per record: voted against extending the enhanced credits and for a Republican health bill that leaves them expired. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Yea on H.R. 6703, a Republican health bill that does not extend them (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Per record: voted for the 2025 law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Pledges to 'Enshrine into federal law Reproductive Freedom including, but not limited to: abortion.' bethfarnhamforcongress.com

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Says she would 'abolish ICE'. altoonamirror.com

No public position

Campaign site stresses keeping voting rights intact but takes no ID position. bethfarnhamforcongress.com

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

Supports federal laws to 'require universal background checks' and to 'restrict ownership of firearms to those individuals at an elevated risk of harming themselves or others.' bethfarnhamforcongress.com

No public position

No position found.

No public position

Blames 'an incompetent tariff policy' for higher costs but has not said which approach she favors. altoonamirror.com

No public position

Warns that ACA premiums 'will no longer be subsidized' but does not say whether to restore the credits fully, partly, or replace them; favors a national health plan. bethfarnhamforcongress.com

No public position

Opposes the 2025 law, which she says 'removes Medicaid from 12 million Americans', including 'over 17,000 PA-13 residents'. Doesn't say whether the work requirements should stay, so not scored. bethfarnhamforcongress.com

No public position

Called Dobbs 'a tremendous victory for life' that returns the issue to elected representatives, but no statement found choosing among state control, an earlier limit, or a ban. reschenthaler.house.gov

Record: Nay on the Women's Health Protection Act, H.R. 3755 (roll 295, 2021-09-24) and H.R. 8296 (roll 360, 2022-07-15). clerk.house.gov

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Per record: voted to bar D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 2056, which bars D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Yea on the Laken Riley Act, S. 5 (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Voted for the SAVE America Act and H.R. 7008, both of which bundle voter ID with other measures; no own-words statement on ID rules found.

Record: Yea: roll 102 (2025), roll 69 (2026), roll 280 (2026). clerk.house.gov

No new gun laws; enforce the ones already on the books.

Per record: voted against universal background checks and against a federal red-flag law. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 8, universal background checks (roll 75, 2021-03-11). Nay on H.R. 2377, Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, 2022-06-09). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Yea on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

Keep broad tariffs on most imports to bring back jobs, even if prices go up.

Praised the April 2025 tariffs: 'Made in America is back,' saying they would 'bring manufacturing jobs home.' wesanews.org

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Let it stay expired to save federal money, even if premiums go up for some people.

Per record: voted against extending the enhanced credits and for a Republican health bill that leaves them expired. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Yea on H.R. 6703, a Republican health bill that does not extend them (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Per record: voted for the 2025 law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No position found.

No public position

No own-words source found. A secondary profile (predictionedge.com) says he criticized ICE for targeting non-criminals; not verified.

No public position

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Campaign-finance reform is a priority, but no term-limits or stock-ban position found. bradstockforcongress.com

No public position

No position found. He has said past Democratic trade deals hurt local manufacturing. wesanews.org

No public position

Wants to 'guarantee health care as a right'; no position found on the enhanced ACA credits. bradstockforcongress.com

No public position

Criticized the 2025 law for paring back Medicaid while cutting taxes for top earners; does not say whether the work requirements should stay. wesanews.org

Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

Cosponsored the Life at Conception Act (H.R. 722), which would give legal protection from fertilization. govinfo.gov

Record: Nay on the Women's Health Protection Act, H.R. 3755 (roll 295, 2021-09-24) and H.R. 8296 (roll 360, 2022-07-15). clerk.house.gov

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Per record: voted to bar D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 2056, which bars D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Yea on the Laken Riley Act, S. 5 (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Voted for the SAVE America Act and H.R. 7008, both of which bundle voter ID with other measures; no own-words statement on ID rules found.

Record: Yea: roll 102 (2025), roll 69 (2026), roll 280 (2026). clerk.house.gov

No new gun laws; enforce the ones already on the books.

Per record: voted against universal background checks and against a federal red-flag law. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 8, universal background checks (roll 75, 2021-03-11). Nay on H.R. 2377, Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, 2022-06-09). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Yea on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Reported as 'fully supportive of Trump' on trade (unverified) while asking for tariff exemptions on farm inputs like fertilizer; no clear choice among the options. nbcnews.com

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Let it stay expired to save federal money, even if premiums go up for some people.

Per record: voted against extending the enhanced credits and for a Republican health bill that leaves them expired. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Yea on H.R. 6703, a Republican health bill that does not extend them (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Per record: voted for the 2025 law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

'Every Pennsylvanian should have access to reproductive healthcare, including abortion, without political interference.' bilgerforcongress.com

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Wants ICE and CBP agents identifiable: 'No masks. No unmarked uniforms. No exceptions,' with independent misconduct review. bilgerforcongress.com

No public position

Not addressed on campaign site. bilgerforcongress.com

No public position

A gun owner who says 'Background checks should work the way they are supposed to'; does not call for new checks or address red-flag laws. bilgerforcongress.com

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Backs 'A constitutional amendment limiting House members to six terms' and 'banning congressional stock trading.' bilgerforcongress.com

Let Congress decide; the President shouldn't set broad tariffs alone.

'Bring tariff decisions back to Congress, because farmers shouldn't have to pay for trade wars they had no vote in.' bilgerforcongress.com

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Criticizes Thompson for voting no 'when Congress had the opportunity to extend those credits.' bilgerforcongress.com

No public position

Says 'cuts to Medicaid are putting additional pressure on already-strained rural healthcare systems'; does not address the work requirements. bilgerforcongress.com

Ban most abortions, with exceptions only for rape, incest, or the mother's life.

Cosponsored the Life at Conception Act (H.R. 722), which would give legal protection from fertilization. govinfo.gov

Record: Nay on the Women's Health Protection Act, H.R. 3755 (roll 295, 2021-09-24) and H.R. 8296 (roll 360, 2022-07-15). clerk.house.gov

State and local police should actively help federal agents (ICE) find and detain people here illegally.

Per record: voted to bar D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 2056, which bars D.C. from limiting cooperation with ICE, including detainer requests (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Yea on the Laken Riley Act, S. 5 (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Voted for the SAVE America Act and H.R. 7008, both of which bundle voter ID with other measures; no own-words statement on ID rules found.

Record: Yea: roll 102 (2025), roll 69 (2026), roll 280 (2026). clerk.house.gov

No new gun laws; enforce the ones already on the books.

Per record: voted against universal background checks and against a federal red-flag law. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 8, universal background checks (roll 75, 2021-03-11). Nay on H.R. 2377, Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act (roll 255, 2022-06-09). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Yea on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Praised the 2025 auto tariffs as needed for 'fair trade', but no statement found on broad tariffs versus targeted ones. wesanews.org

Record: Nay on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Let it stay expired to save federal money, even if premiums go up for some people.

Per record: voted against extending the enhanced credits and for a Republican health bill that leaves them expired. clerk.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Yea on H.R. 6703, a Republican health bill that does not extend them (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Keep the law as passed: the cuts and the work requirements.

Per record: voted for the 2025 law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements. clerk.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

'I support a strong federal guarantee of the right to choose'; would vote for the Women's Health Protection Act. justinwagnerforcongress.com

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

Says 'Masked, unaccountable tactics have no place in America' and calls for 'strict independent oversight' and binding use-of-force standards. justinwagnerforcongress.com

No public position

Not addressed. justinwagnerforcongress.com

Background checks on all gun sales, plus red-flag laws letting courts temporarily take guns from people found dangerous.

'If you buy a firearm, you should pass a background check' and supports 'Constitutional Red Flag Laws' with judicial due process. justinwagnerforcongress.com

Term limits and a ban on trading individual stocks.

Would limit service to 12 years total and says politicians should not be 'buying and selling individual stocks while in office.' justinwagnerforcongress.com

No public position

Not addressed. justinwagnerforcongress.com

No public position

Pledges to protect the ACA but does not mention the enhanced credits. justinwagnerforcongress.com

No public position

'I will oppose any cuts to Medicare or Medicaid'; does not address the 2025 law's work requirements. justinwagnerforcongress.com

Write stronger protections for abortion access into law, like those under Roe v. Wade.

Says 'we need federal and state action to codify the right to an abortion' and will 'fight hard to pass the Women's Health Protection Act.' ontheissues.org

Rein in ICE itself, with rules like judges' warrants, no masks, and visible ID.

'There are real guardrails we need to put around the conduct of ICE'; voted against FY26 DHS funding until they are in place. deluzio.house.gov

Record: Nay on H.R. 2056, the D.C. ICE-cooperation bill (roll 171, 2025-06-12). Nay on FY26 Homeland Security funding, H.R. 7744 (roll 87, 2026-03-05). Nay on the Laken Riley Act (roll 23, 2025-01-22). clerk.house.gov

No public position

Opposed the SAVE America Act and offered an amendment to give 'free photo identification to all eligible American voters'; has not said what ID voters should need. deluzio.house.gov

Record: Nay on the SAVE America Act (S. 1383 House amendment, roll 69, 2026-02-11), which bundles photo ID with proof of citizenship, and on H.R. 7008 (roll 280), which bundles a stock-purchase ban with voter ID. Bundled votes; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

No public position

Has cosponsored bills to expand background checks to all gun sales (per Giffords); no red-flag position found. giffords.org

No public position

No own-words statement found on term limits or a stock-trading ban.

Record: Nay on H.R. 7008 (roll 280, 2026-07-22), which bundles a ban on new stock purchases with a voter photo-ID requirement. Bundled vote; not used alone. clerk.house.gov

Use tariffs only on specific countries or goods, like China or steel, and drop the broad ones.

Says tariffs on close allies are a mistake but backs 'strategic tariffs' to balance the playing field for American workers. wesanews.org

Record: Yea on H.J.Res. 72, which would end the Canada tariff emergency (roll 65, 2026-02-11). A vote on one country's tariffs; does not by itself pick an option. clerk.house.gov

Restore it in full, even though it adds to federal spending.

Celebrated House passage of the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits and voted for it. deluzio.house.gov

Record: Yea on H.R. 1834, the 3-year extension of the enhanced credits (roll 11, 2026-01-08). Nay on H.R. 6703 (roll 349, 2025-12-17). clerk.house.gov

Reverse the cuts and the work requirements, even though it adds to federal spending.

Voted against the 2025 law, citing more than 483,000 Pennsylvanians losing coverage. ctpublic.org

Record: Nay on H.R. 1, the 2025 reconciliation law with the Medicaid cuts and work requirements (roll 190, 2025-07-03). clerk.house.gov

No public position

No position found.

No public position

Supports funding and finishing the border wall; no stated position on local cooperation with ICE. politicspa.com

No public position

Pledges to 'enforce voter ID laws for all elections' without saying whether photo ID is required. politicspa.com

No public position

Pledges to 'protect 2nd Amendment rights'; no position on background checks or red-flag laws. politicspa.com

No public position

No position found.

No public position

Backs 'trade policies that won't harm local businesses'; does not say whether he favors broad tariffs. politicspa.com

No public position

No position found.

No public position

Opposes federal overspending generally; Medicaid not addressed. politicspa.com