Ballotpedia, Amy Cox

Wants to change the current tax code and prevent tax reductions for large corporations. 

Supports labor unions and local communities to help establish a strong middle class.

- Wants to change the current tax code and prevent tax reductions for large corporations. 
- Supports labor unions and local communities to help establish a strong middle class.

Economy

Opposes government involvement in women's medical decisions. 

Wants to reduce prescription drug costs. 

Believes the pharmaceutical industry is financially responsible for opioid addiction, saying they "gave it to us, NOT the taxpayers."

- Supports abortion access.
- Supports nationwide Medicare. 
- Opposes government involvement in women's medical decisions. 
- Wants to reduce prescription drug costs. 
- Believes the pharmaceutical industry is financially responsible for opioid addiction, saying they "gave it to us, NOT the taxpayers."

Healthcare

Supports increasing funding for social workers and other first responders.

Supports law enforcement, and ensuring they have necessary resources to address criminal activity, prevent violent crime, and keep neighborhoods safe.

- Supports increasing funding for social workers and other first responders.
- Supports law enforcement, and ensuring they have necessary resources to address criminal activity, prevent violent crime, and keep neighborhoods safe.

Public Safety

Wants a "bipartisan fix" to prevent undocumented immigration but allows documented immigration and provides compassion for asylum seekers and children.

Wants to invest in military technology that ensures American's safety without deploying military personnel.

Supports making Wright Patterson Air Force Base a hub of research and innovation for the US military.

Supports "smart investments" in Ukraine's defense.

- Wants a "bipartisan fix" to prevent undocumented immigration but allows documented immigration and provides compassion for asylum seekers and children.
- Wants to invest in military technology that ensures American's safety without deploying military personnel.
- Supports making Wright Patterson Air Force Base a hub of research and innovation for the US military.
- Supports "smart investments" in Ukraine's defense.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Plans to sponsor legislation that aims to create green economy jobs that provide living wages, labor protections, and safe working conditions. 

- Plans to sponsor legislation that aims to create green economy jobs that provide living wages, labor protections, and safe working conditions. 

Energy & the Environment

Supports secure elections and opposes anyone " who wants to undermine our democracy..."

Wants to impose harsh sanctions on anyone who attempts "to overturn elections."

- Supports secure elections and opposes anyone " who wants to undermine our democracy..."
- Wants to impose harsh sanctions on anyone who attempts "to overturn elections."

Voting & Elections

Supports efforts to relieve debt from predatory student loans and wants to create a plan for debt-free college for middle class students.

- Supports efforts to relieve debt from predatory student loans and wants to create a plan for debt-free college for middle class students.

Education

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Amy Cox

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Wants to support regional manufacturing and defense industry jobs.

Promises to "fight until the pensions of all Delphi retirees are restored."

Supports bipartisan cooperation to achieve financial stability, saying "Dayton had a balanced budget. Turner continued to work across the aisle and balanced the budget for all eight years of his tenure."

Supports bipartisan cooperation to achieve financial stability.

Worked to prevent the old GM plant from being demolished.

- Wants to support regional manufacturing and defense industry jobs.
- Promises to "fight until the pensions of all Delphi retirees are restored."
- Supports bipartisan cooperation to achieve financial stability.
- Worked to prevent the old GM plant from being demolished.

Plans to reduce regulations and expand access to substance abuse treatment, including for infants born with addictions.

- Plans to reduce regulations and expand access to substance abuse treatment, including for infants born with addictions.
- Opposes access to abortion.

As mayor, he reduced police response time by 40% and secured over $19 million for housing and job-producing projects.

Says the police response time by was reduced by 40% when he was mayor of Dayton.

- Says the police response time by was reduced by 40% when he was mayor of Dayton.
- Opposes gun control.

Ballotpedia, Mike Turner

Wants to "...eradicate sexual assault from our military."

Supports US-Israel collaborative defense and technology projects.

As a House Representative, authored legislation to protect the parental rights of servicemen and women, ensuring deployment does not influence child custody decisions.

Supports the parental rights of servicemen and women, ensuring deployment does not influence child custody decisions.

Voted against the Continuing Appropriations and Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, which provides supplemental funds for Ukraine.

- Wants to "...eradicate sexual assault from our military."
- Supports US-Israel collaborative defense and technology projects.
- Supports the parental rights of servicemen and women, ensuring deployment does not influence child custody decisions.
- Voted against the Continuing Appropriations and Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, which provides supplemental funds for Ukraine.

House, Mike Turner

Supports increasing U.S. natural gas exports.

- Supports increasing U.S. natural gas exports.

As of August 7, 2024, Mike Turner’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supported legislation that would allow federal student loan borrowers to refinance their loans at lower interest rates.

- Supported legislation that would allow federal student loan borrowers to refinance their loans at lower interest rates.

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Mike Turner

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