A different view of the first 100 days.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; limits on surveillance and protection of private records. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗
• an Oman war-powers filing, surveillance-privacy pressure on Flock, a food-insecurity bill package for college students, firefighter respiratory protection, and
  The First 100 Days of an Adam Schiff Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less regulation of private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• electricity demand as a core justification for permitting reform: “America is entering an era of rapidly rising energy demand driven by artificial intelligence,
  The First 100 Days of an Alan Armstrong Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Her official policy page records support for the Women’s Health Protection Act and repealing the Hyde Amendment.
  Primary record ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: more public provision of services; state-directed industrial investment. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• The Medicare for All Act has been introduced repeatedly — H.R. 1384 in 2019 , introduced by Rep. Pramila Jayapal with Ocasio-Cortez among its early cosponsors
  President Ocasio-Cortez: Would Medicare for All Return to the Center of Washington?
• She has also sponsored the Green New Deal resolution (2019) and made the health-cost argument — the one in this article's Forbes video block — that Medicare for
  President Ocasio-Cortez: Would Medicare for All Return to the Center of Washington?

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: limits on corporate subsidies; limits on selective corporate subsidies. Indicators of more state control: more controls on private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• and the answer is to stop the data centers — day-one permit halt, 2027 construction ban, strictest-in-the-nation rules for what exists.
  The First 100 Days of an Andy Ellis Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• The documented economics are oppositional: an end to “massive tax breaks to data center companies,” an end to the deals “behind closed doors,” and the demand
  The First 100 Days of an Andy Ellis Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: lower tariffs and fewer trade barriers. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Alsobrooks is a sharp critic of the 2025 tariff regime.
  The First 100 Days of an Angela Alsobrooks Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: lower tariffs and fewer trade barriers. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• Commerce Secretary Lutnick, and USTR Greer requesting tariff relief for Maine's forest products industry: “We are gravely concerned about the impact of the
  The First 100 Days of an Angus King Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: speech and protest protections; less restrictive peaceful immigration; limits on immigration detention and protection of lawful status. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• to Israel (H.R. 3565, 2,000-pound bombs), opposition to anti-boycott laws he calls a “primary target,” and a reduction of the $1.7 trillion annual defense
  The First 100 Days of an Anthony Aguilar Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• Abolish ICE, but “immediately, but...
  The First 100 Days of an Anthony Aguilar Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: more public provision of services. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Medicare for All, single-payer, stated in platform and interview: “If government healthcare is good enough for veterans, it's good enough for every American.”
  The First 100 Days of an Anthony Aguilar Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: limits on government surveillance; less restrictive civilian firearm ownership. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• and solar farms, and write an executive order removing Michigan from the Flock Camera Surveillance Program.
  The First 100 Days of an Anthony Hudson Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• is explicit: protect the right to bear arms, and repeal red flag laws, which he frames as safeguarding due process.
  The First 100 Days of an Anthony Hudson Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• His campaign site promises to eliminate property taxes and the state income tax, replacing them with a county-controlled tax set locally — "no more property
  The First 100 Days of an Anthony Hudson Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: speech and protest protections; criminal-justice reform and limits on punishment. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• a pledge to “uphold the first amendment” and “actively work against any harm to these rights.”
  The First 100 Days of an Arshia Papari Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• “usage of police forces to violent crime,” ending qualified immunity, and mental-health workers on transit.
  The First 100 Days of an Arshia Papari Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: public provision of housing. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• more market regulation, new development and social housing
  The First 100 Days of an Arshia Papari Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; less restrictive peaceful immigration; limits on immigration detention and protection of lawful status. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗
• Abolish ICE: supported since 2018.
  AOC's First 100 Days, With Bernie Sanders as VP: The Scenario

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; more public provision of services; higher or more redistributive taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗
• Medicare for All, a wealth tax, union rights, housing.
  AOC's First 100 Days, With Bernie Sanders as VP: The Scenario

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 4 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry; limits on government surveillance. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• or services directly to an individual” and bans use of central bank digital currency for monetary surveillance.
  The First 100 Days of a Bill Hagerty Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: restrictions on reproductive or personal choices; limits on abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• Hyde-Smith has consistently supported the federal 20-week abortion ban and the Hyde Amendment — a fitting name — praised the Dobbs decision, and backed
  The First 100 Days of a Cindy Hyde-Smith Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: drug decriminalization or limits on punishment. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Calico Rock facility instead, wants county funding for rehabilitation and recidivism reduction on the Pulaski County Sheriff Eric Higgins model, and is quick to
  The First 100 Days of a Colt Shelby Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: more public provision of services. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• He favors extending Arkansas's Medicaid expansion indefinitely — coverage he calls critical for more than 200,000 Arkansans and “a crucial lifeline” for rural
  The First 100 Days of a Colt Shelby Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; limits on immigration detention and protection of lawful status. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗
• The bill reflects his documented opposition to expanded immigrant detention.
  The First 100 Days of a Cory Booker Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• His homepage also promotes the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, part of the 2026 GOP tax-relief push.
  The First 100 Days of a Dan Sullivan Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; limits on immigration detention and protection of lawful status. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗
• leadership of 40 Senate Democrats pressing the administration to resume DACA processing;
  The First 100 Days of a Dick Durbin Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: drug decriminalization or limits on punishment; criminal-justice reform and limits on punishment; less restrictive civilian firearm ownership. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Per cleveland.com, he backs legalized recreational marijuana, gun rights, lower taxes, opposition to business subsidies, and deference to voter-approved ballot
  The First 100 Days of a Donald Kissick Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• Per cleveland.com, he backs legalized recreational marijuana, gun rights, lower taxes, opposition to business subsidies, and deference to voter-approved ballot
  The First 100 Days of a Donald Kissick Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: limits on corporate subsidies; lower taxes or reduced tax authority; limits on selective corporate subsidies. Indicators of more state control: more controls on private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• He told WVXU he wants no new data centers until conditions are met, including a ban on non-disclosure agreements around the projects.
  The First 100 Days of a Donald Kissick Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• and pairs it with a balanced budget and an end to corporate welfare “for the larger institutions” — the latter being the only piece that translates to the
  The First 100 Days of a Donald Kissick Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• He favors the end-property-tax amendment on Ohio's ballot, preferring local consumption-based funding, and pairs it with a balanced budget and an end to
  The First 100 Days of a Donald Kissick Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: limits on government surveillance; limits on surveillance and protection of private records; drug decriminalization or limits on punishment. Indicators of more state control: restrictions on reproductive or personal choices. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Flock Safety audit logs, and a commitment to “oppose federal funding and mandates that push surveillance infrastructure into local communities” while fighting
  The First 100 Days of a Drew Cranmer Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• I believe human life begins at conception.” He supports Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, opposes any federal legislation reimposing a national
  The First 100 Days of a Drew Cranmer Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• That is why I oppose the federal death penalty for the same reason I oppose abortion.” He cites more than 190 death-row exonerations since 1973, argues that
  The First 100 Days of a Drew Cranmer Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; limits on surveillance and protection of private records. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗
• Consumer Protection, Technology & Data Privacy;
  The First 100 Days of an Ed Markey Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage; state-directed industrial investment. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗
• record: statute-heavy agenda items — the Green New Deal, an AI-nuclear firewall written into law, a statutory right to contraception, health-care oversight.
  The First 100 Days of an Ed Markey Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage; higher taxes on wealthy households. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗
• Her tax-policy speech advocates taxing high wealth to fund expanded public services.
  Primary record ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: limits on government surveillance; personal and reproductive autonomy. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• He is against government-operated Flock cameras, per the LP Colorado press release and his own comments to CPR
  The First 100 Days of an Eric Mulder Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• His 2024 Ballotpedia survey records support for “aid in dying” laws and the position that private medical decisions should remain private, with responses on
  The First 100 Days of an Eric Mulder Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: protection for abortion access and patient privacy. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Signed AB 260 and related measures protecting access to medication abortion and shielding patients and providers.
  Primary record · 2025-09-26 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive housing zoning. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• SB 9 (2021) ended single-family-only zoning by letting owners split lots and build up to four units.
  President Newsom: Could California's Housing Reforms Become Federal Policy?

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of abortion restrictions. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Signed legislation repealing Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban.
  Primary record · 2023-04-05 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: lower retirement taxes and larger working-family credit. Indicators of more state control: state financing of industrial projects. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Signed a retirement-tax rollback and an increase in the working-family tax credit.
  Primary record · 2023-03-07 ↗
• she and the legislature built the $2 billion Strategic Outreach and Attraction Reserve (SOAR) fund
  President Whitmer: Could the Midwest Become the Center of U.S. Industrial Policy?

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: immigrant and refugee protections. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• reparations, immigrant and refugee protections, and equitable treatment for every resident
  The First 100 Days of a Griselda Romero Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: more controls on private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• fund war and cause harm.” Housing security and rent stabilization is the one named economic platform point.
  The First 100 Days of a Griselda Romero Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage; trade restrictions or tariffs. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• to exempt homebuilding materials, groceries, and back-to-school supplies from tariffs.
  The First 100 Days of a Jacky Rosen Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: tighter immigration enforcement. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• and the Director of National Intelligence, defending the crackdown in his first interview in office as arrests began in Chicago, and telling critics in April
  President Vance: Immigration Enforcement After the Current Administration

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: trade restrictions or tariffs. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• On the 2024 campaign trail and since, he made the tariff case explicitly: taxes on imports to protect manufacturing wages, acceptance of higher prices as the
  President Vance: Would Industrial Policy Replace Free-Market Republicanism?

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: freer trade. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• premise rests on a specific 2025 record: leading opposition to the administration's tariffs, sustained support for Ukraine security assistance, transatlantic
  The First 100 Days of a Jeanne Shaheen Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less regulation of private enterprise. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• and lower energy costs, and supports permitting reform that speeds clean-energy buildout.
  The First 100 Days of a John Hickenlooper Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• — emergency-alert transmission (S. 4968) and a tax-cut act referred to Finance — would need Congress.
  The First 100 Days of a Jon Ossoff Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; limits on abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• as a staunch fighter against fraud.” She is a cosponsor of the 20-week abortion ban (the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act), introduced with Graham in
  The First 100 Days of a Joni Ernst Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: tighter restrictions on medication abortion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Urged the Justice Department to change its position in litigation over access to mifepristone, seeking tighter restrictions.
  Primary record · 2025-05-07 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: protection for access to reproductive care. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• His office documents joining the Reproductive Freedom Alliance and retaining protections for patients arriving from other states.
  Primary record ↗

Economic freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: reduced corporate tax rates; less regulation of private enterprise. Indicators of more state control: expanded public education investment. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Proposed accelerating Pennsylvania’s corporate net income tax reductions.
  Primary record · 2025-02-04 ↗
• Proposed increased public education funding in the 2025–26 budget.
  Primary record · 2025-02-04 ↗
• National Governors Association push for energy permitting reform priorities.
  President Shapiro: Would Permitting Reform Become a National Democratic Priority?

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: reproductive autonomy and equal marriage rights; criminal-justice reform and limits on punishment. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• codification of the protections established under Roe v. Wade;
  The First 100 Days of a Justin Filip Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• and the end of qualified immunity.
  The First 100 Days of a Justin Filip Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: state-directed industrial investment; more public provision of services. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• and redirection of resources toward a Global Green New Deal and nuclear disarmament.
  The First 100 Days of a Justin Filip Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• Improved Medicare for All;
  The First 100 Days of a Justin Filip Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: reproductive and marriage autonomy. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Her published remarks defend reproductive freedom and same-sex marriage. This is a dated statement, not a new campaign platform.
  Primary record · 2023-08-13 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: more public provision of services; state-directed industrial investment. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• one: as a California senator she co-sponsored Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, supported a fracking ban in her 2020 presidential run, and compiled one
  President Harris: What Would Be Different From Biden-Harris?
• she co-sponsored Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, supported a fracking ban in her 2020 presidential run, and compiled one of the most liberal voting
  President Harris: What Would Be Different From Biden-Harris?

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: drug decriminalization or limits on punishment; personal and reproductive autonomy. Indicators of more state control: more punitive criminal penalties. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• sharpest edge, and they cut in both directions: pardon all non-violent drug offenders (step seven) and decriminalize marijuana (step nine) on the lenient side,
  The First 100 Days of a Ken Krawchuk Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• marijuana (step nine) on the lenient side, eliminate parole for violent criminals (step six) on the punitive side.
  The First 100 Days of a Ken Krawchuk Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• Step eleven — support all varieties of marriage — is a Libertarian position from before marriage equality was settled federal law, retained in his current
  The First 100 Days of a Ken Krawchuk Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: lower taxes or reduced tax authority; more private provision or choice. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• of the twelve steps concern taxes and budgeting: veto all tax increases, aggressively use the line item veto, phase out the personal income tax, and abolish
  The First 100 Days of a Ken Krawchuk Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• Step five — end the state monopoly on education — is addressed to Pennsylvania's system;
  The First 100 Days of a Ken Krawchuk Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: freer trade. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗
• Gillibrand opposed Trump's new tariffs on household furniture and other wood products, per her 2025 press release on the topic.
  The First 100 Days of a Kirsten Gillibrand Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• to cut government spending so we can lower taxes.” He ties the size of government directly to cost-of-living pressure on families.
  The First 100 Days of a Kyle Austin Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; personal and reproductive autonomy; reproductive autonomy and equal marriage rights. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public provision and social insurance. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• accountable,” opposing nominees, and defending Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security — marking the milestone with a Delaware town hall on April 29, 2025.
  The First 100 Days of a Lisa Blunt Rochester Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less regulation of private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• American Energy Security Act for bipartisan permitting reform — “Murkowski Supports Bipartisan Permitting Reform” is her own release.
  The First 100 Days of a Lisa Murkowski Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; reproductive autonomy and equal marriage rights; personal and reproductive autonomy. Indicators of more state control: restrictions on civilian firearm ownership. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗
• On gun safety she supports assault-weapon restrictions and universal background checks and cosponsors the Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act.
  The First 100 Days of a Mazie Hirono Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: limits on immigration detention and protection of lawful status. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• She also supports abolishing ICE and releasing detainees without criminal records.
  The First 100 Days of a Melat Kiros Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: more controls on private enterprise; more public provision of services. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Her answer is Housing First, rent stabilization, and taking the profit motive out of shelter while leaving luxury construction alone.
  The First 100 Days of a Melat Kiros Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• Kiros calls Medicare for All the most "effective, efficient and economical" health proposal available, on the argument that single payer is universal
  The First 100 Days of a Melat Kiros Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: freer trade. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗
• Bennet opposed the Canada and Mexico tariffs from the start.
  The First 100 Days of a Michael Bennet Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion; less regulation of private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: limits on government surveillance; personal and reproductive autonomy. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• He has “focused heavily on removing AI-powered camera systems, such as Flock cameras and automatic license plate readers,” on Fourth Amendment grounds.
  The First 100 Days of a Nicholas Gluba Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• He also opposes regulating abortion — the government should stay out of the matter — and frames Libertarian social policy as freedom so long as no one else is
  The First 100 Days of a Nicholas Gluba Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less regulation of private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• He opposes eminent domain “abuse,” which he has called “rampant” in Iowa and nationally, specifically its use for private projects like the carbon sequestration
  The First 100 Days of a Nicholas Gluba Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: limits on government surveillance. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• "are committed to privacy" and "adamantly oppose a surveillance state" — but he explicitly supports law enforcement's ability to collect evidence, calling the
  The First 100 Days of a Pat Dixon Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: limits on corporate subsidies. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• He opposes tax incentives for AI data centers on fiscal grounds: Texas is projected to forgo roughly $3.2 billion in sales-tax revenue over two years because of
  The First 100 Days of a Pat Dixon Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; personal and reproductive autonomy. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: restrictions on abortion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• His official issues page supports conception-based protection and documents sponsorship of bills restricting abortion.
  Primary record ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; personal and reproductive autonomy; reproductive autonomy and equal marriage rights. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: restrictions on speech or teaching. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• HB 1557, the Parental Rights in Education Act — restricting classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in early grades.
  President DeSantis: Could Florida's Education Policies Go National?

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: more private provision or choice. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• into a federal education tax-credit program to expand private school choice — reported by FOX 13 and 10 Tampa Bay, and shown in this article's video block.
  President DeSantis: Could Florida's Education Policies Go National?

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access; limits on government surveillance. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗
• for four years with constitutional safeguards: warrant requirements for Americans' location information, web browsing data, search and chatbot records, and car
  The First 100 Days of a Ron Wyden Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; less regulation of private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Energy permitting reform is Capito's signature EPW project.
  The First 100 Days of a Shelley Moore Capito Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion; less regulation of private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive peaceful immigration; limits on immigration detention and protection of lawful status. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• “I know that the governor can't technically abolish ICE, but I can make their lives miserable while they're in our state.” The record documents sanctuary-state
  The First 100 Days of a Steven Young Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of more state control: more controls on private enterprise; more public provision of services. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• The data-center ban is his technology position: “Ban Hyperscale Data Centers — You don't want them.
  The First 100 Days of a Steven Young Presidency: What the Record Suggests
• Single-payer healthcare is documented in the party's description of his positions (“support for single-payer healthcare”) and his own “M4A” shorthand.
  The First 100 Days of a Steven Young Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: defense of public health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• The Medicaid program has been an important health care safety net for nearly 60 years
  The First 100 Days of a Susan Collins Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: freer trade. Indicators of more state control: single-payer public health coverage; expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the 2025 Medicare for All proposal, replacing the current insurance structure with universal public coverage.
  Primary record · 2025-04-29 ↗
• Baldwin's trade position is two-sided: she opposes across-the-board tariffs but champions aggressive trade-law enforcement against China.
  The First 100 Days of a Tammy Baldwin Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: limits on government surveillance; limits on surveillance and protection of private records. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• and his most executive-branch-ready material: opposition to government ID requirements for internet and device use, age-verification mandates, digital ID and
  The First 100 Days of a Ted Brown Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• of what we earn goes to taxes” — and “I will never vote to raise taxes.” The income tax is “the biggest government intrusion into the lives of the American
  The First 100 Days of a Ted Brown Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; less regulation of private enterprise; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Ted Cruz's energy record is a deregulation bill he keeps having to reintroduce.
  President Cruz: An Energy-Deregulation Blitz

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; less regulation of private enterprise. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• a bipartisan housing package with Sen. Warren, deregulatory banking provisions enacted through reconciliation, and an “Opportunity Agenda” framing.
  The First 100 Days of a Tim Scott Presidency: What the Record Suggests

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: federal protection for abortion access. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 2150, the Women’s Health Protection Act, protecting access to abortion services.
  Primary record · 2025-06-24 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of more state control: expanded public financing of health coverage. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 46, making enhanced ACA premium assistance permanent. Classified as public financing of healthcare, not a general tax-rate position.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗

Personal freedom · medium evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 3 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: less restrictive interstate concealed carry. Indicators of more state control: mandatory immigration detention on specified criminal charges; legal personhood from conception. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the introduced Laken Riley Act, requiring immigration detention for specified theft-related arrests or charges, including before conviction.
  Primary record · 2025-01-06 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 3667, extending constitutional personhood protections to prenatal life. Interpreted here as restricting abortion autonomy.
  Primary record · 2026-01-15 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 65, allowing eligible concealed-carry holders to carry in other states that permit concealed carry, subject to specified conditions.
  Primary record · 2025-01-09 ↗

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 2 policy areas. Indicators of less state control: repeal of estate and generation-skipping taxes; congressional approval before major regulatory expansion. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Named sponsor or cosponsor of S. 587, repealing federal estate and generation-skipping transfer taxes.
  Primary record · 2025-02-13 ↗
• Named sponsor or cosponsor of the REINS Act, requiring congressional approval for major agency rules while exempting deregulation.
  Primary record · 2025-02-06 ↗

Personal freedom · low evidence confidence

No sufficiently clear, attributable policy statement matched the published indicators for this axis. Missing evidence is not treated as a centrist position.

Economic freedom · low evidence confidence

The cited evidence covers 1 policy area. Indicators of less state control: lower taxes or reduced tax authority. Each area has equal weight; repeated mentions do not increase its weight. Uncovered areas widen the uncertainty range. This is a limited policy sample from the series and reviewed primary records, not a complete policy rating.

• Two documented planks — eliminate working-class property taxes, reduce the gas tax — plus the priority of “lowering costs for working families, from childcare
  The First 100 Days of a Tony Dastra Presidency: What the Record Suggests