Ballotpedia, Marcus Evans (Virginia)

As of July 25, 2023, Marcus T. Evans’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Opposes the grocery tax, which is a 1% sales tax on groceries.

Stated, "the grocery tax takes food off our tables, ever increasing property taxes take money away from our retirement accounts and college funds."

- Opposes the grocery tax, which is a 1% sales tax on groceries.
- Stated, "the grocery tax takes food off our tables, ever increasing property taxes take money away from our retirement accounts and college funds."

Economy

Believes "gender affirming care when provided to a child is abuse and medical malpractice."

- Believes "gender affirming care when provided to a child is abuse and medical malpractice."

Healthcare

Education

Public Safety

Marcus T. Evans

Plans to help Virginia's electricity, transit, and school buses become carbon-free.

Supports investing in preparing workers for jobs in sustainable industries.

- Plans to help Virginia's electricity, transit, and school buses become carbon-free.
- Wants to reduce energy consumption.
- Supports investing in preparing workers for jobs in sustainable industries.

Wants more paid sick, family, and medical leave.

Plans to defend the rights of workers to unionize by repealing right to work laws.

- Supports investing in preparing workers for jobs in sustainable industries.
- Wants more paid sick, family, and medical leave.
- Plans to defend the rights of workers to unionize by repealing right to work laws.

Supports abortion, and wants to change Virginia's constitution to protect reproductive freedom.

Wants insurance companies to cover all reproductive health services, including family planning, abortion, and care for pregnant women and babies.

Supports Medicaid covering gender identity-affirming healthcare.

Wants to maintain Medicaid coverage and increase the amount of people with healthcare through the program.

Supports more funding for mental health and substance use disorder treatment.

- Supports abortion, and wants to change Virginia's constitution to protect reproductive freedom.
- Wants insurance companies to cover all reproductive health services, including family planning, abortion, and care for pregnant women and babies.
- Supports Medicaid covering gender identity-affirming healthcare.
- Wants to maintain Medicaid coverage and increase the amount of people with healthcare through the program.
- Supports more funding for mental health and substance use disorder treatment.

Wants LGBTQ+ individuals to be fully protected in Virginia schools.

Supports improving public schools and raising teacher pay.

Believes that librarians and teachers should decide which books students read.

- Wants LGBTQ+ individuals to be fully protected in Virginia schools.
- Supports improving public schools and raising teacher pay.
- Believes that librarians and teachers should decide which books students read.
- Supports education on race and racism.
- Wants to fund universal preschool.

Supports gun control, including "red flag" laws, where people can lose access to guns if a court finds that they are a danger to themselves or others.

Wants new handguns to be childproof, wants to ban high capacity magazine, and limit assault weapons.

- Supports gun control, including "red flag" laws, where people can lose access to guns if a court finds that they are a danger to themselves or others.
- Wants new handguns to be childproof, wants to ban high capacity magazine, and limit assault weapons.

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Laura Jane Cohen

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