Seats and incumbents from the public congress-legislators dataset; candidates from FEC filings and Wikipedia polling rosters; polls and aggregation averages via Wikipedia contributors (CC BY-SA) and public polling exports. The community pick is an unscientific reader poll. All active races →
Crime & policing:Supports providing state identification cards to ex-offenders before release from prison to reduce recidivism.[1][2]
Criminal justice reentry:Supports providing ex-offenders with valid state identification cards before release from prison to reduce recidivism.[1]
Driver's license suspensions:Supports legislation prohibiting suspension of driver's licenses for unpaid parking tickets and fines.[1]
Election integrity:Supports pushing back on false election deniers while safeguarding voter registration systems.[1][2]
Election integrity: voter ID:Supports expanding automatic voter registration with opt-out system and pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds.[1][2][3]
Ethics reform:Supports ethics reforms including refusing corporate PAC and lobbyist contributions.[1][2]
Free trade:Supports eliminating tax loopholes that ship jobs overseas and renegotiating trade agreements to counter China's practices.[1]
Government services modernization:Supports modernizing DMV and Secretary of State services with digital IDs, appointments, and online options.[1][2][3]
Gun policy:Supports background checks and assault weapons ban.[1]
Health care:Supports banning denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions and increasing competition via a public option.[1]
LGBT causes:Supports repealing DOMA and making all civil marriages equal.[1]
Libraries:Supports expanding library access with a universal "License to Read" program and more digital resources.[1][2]
Library access and funding:Supports withholding state library grants from libraries that ban books and expanding digital resources via a 'License to Read' program.[1][2]
Voter registration access:Supports expanding voter rights and making voting easier by improving automatic voter registration and allowing pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds.[1][2][3]