Michelle Steel

Supports market-based health care approaches and has opposed single-payer proposals. Her public campaign materials and issue coverage emphasize lowering costs and expanding access without expanding a government-run system.

Advocates lower taxes, restrained federal spending, and pro-growth policies aimed at reducing inflation and supporting domestic manufacturing. Her record and public statements also show opposition to some major federal spending and industrial-policy measures.

Has taken an anti-abortion position and previously co-sponsored the Life at Conception Act, though she later rescinded that cosponsorship while saying she did not support federal restrictions on IVF. Her public record still places her on the anti-abortion side of the issue.

Supports stricter border security and enforcement-focused immigration policy. She has opposed granting citizenship to people who entered the country illegally and has framed immigration as a border-security issue.

No separate public campaign position was found in the sources reviewed. Her congressional record includes votes on major House legislation, but no clearly documented campaign statement on gun policy was identified here.

Supports a national-security-focused foreign policy that emphasizes countering China, backing U.S. alliances, and prioritizing border security as part of broader security policy. Her campaign materials and public comments have highlighted Taiwan and opposition to the Chinese Communist Party.

No separate public campaign position was found in the sources reviewed. Her congressional record includes votes on major House legislation, but this profile does not identify a specific public statement on civil rights, LGBTQ+ policy, or related social-justice issues.

Supports higher-education transparency and efforts to limit foreign influence in colleges and universities. She backed measures such as the DETERRENT Act, which focused on reporting foreign gifts and curbing foreign propaganda in higher education.

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Supports proof-of-citizenship requirements for federal voter registration and has aligned with measures that would tighten election administration rules. Her public record also includes support for voting-related restrictions in House votes.

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Her voting record and outside scorecards indicate a generally anti-regulatory, pro-fossil-fuel posture on climate and energy issues, including opposition to many clean-energy and emissions-related measures. She has also been criticized by environmental groups for opposing climate and clean-energy priorities.