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Economy

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Supports abortion and access to reproductive healthcare.

Supports long-term treatment options for addiction, including in-patient programs and transitional housing, and believes Medicaid and private insurers should provide comprehensive care beyond 15-30 days.

Opposes "safe injection sites" and instead wants long-term treatment options for drug addiction, including in-patient programs and transitional housing.

- Supports abortion and access to reproductive healthcare.
- Opposes "safe injection sites" and instead wants long-term treatment options for drug addiction, including in-patient programs and transitional housing.

Healthcare

Supports separating funding streams for public school districts and charter schools.

Believes in separating funding streams for public school districts and charter schools.

- Believes in separating funding streams for public school districts and charter schools.

Education

Supports enacting a strong severance tax on natural gas drilling to generate revenue and fund environmental impact mediation.

Supports a strong tax on natural gas drilling to generate revenue and fund policies to address climate change. 

- Supports a strong tax on natural gas drilling to generate revenue and fund policies to address climate change. 

Energy & the Environment

Believes in reducing incarceration by improving community needs and investing in rehabilitation.

- Believes in reducing incarceration by improving community needs and investing in rehabilitation.

Public Safety

Supports automatic voter registration, expanding early voting and mail-in options, and pre-canvassing ballots to expedite results.

Supports automatic voter registration, expanding early voting and mail-in options, and pre-checking ballots to speed up results.

- Supports automatic voter registration, expanding early voting and mail-in options, and pre-checking ballots to speed up results.

Voting & Elections

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Joseph C Hohenstein

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- They are elected to two-year terms and have a salary of $106,000, with a 1-3% annual increase

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