Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Moore says Sharia law should not have authority over American law or the Constitution. He links this position to preserving religious freedom and the rule of law.
Context: Statement dated November 3, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Moore opposes expanding government’s role in people’s lives, the economy, and family decisions. He argues that hard work and personal responsibility—not greater government and dependence on politicians—build strong families and communities.
Context: The op-ed states a broad position but gives no specific policy or proposed mechanism.
Moore says he supports funding the VA and enhanced training as part of his veterans priorities. The campaign summary does not specify funding levels or what training would be enhanced.
Context: The source does not identify funding amounts or the training programs involved.
Moore opposes men competing in women’s sports. The campaign summary does not specify how he would implement this position.
Context: The source does not define the policy’s scope or implementation.
Moore supports the 2025 protection act under his priority of protecting women’s sports. The campaign summary does not describe the act’s provisions.
Context: The source does not identify the act’s full name or explain its provisions.
Moore says he supports law enforcement and the prosecution of criminals. The campaign summary does not identify specific laws, funding, or enforcement measures.
Context: No specific policy mechanism is provided.
Moore supports making English the official language. The campaign summary does not describe what legal or government changes he would support to do this.
Context: The source does not specify the policy’s scope or implementation.
Moore supports securing the border and deportation as part of his immigration priorities. The campaign summary does not specify who would be deported or how these policies would be carried out.
Context: The source does not specify deportation eligibility or implementation details.
Moore said that, if elected to the Senate, he would make continued efforts to attract high-paying jobs to Alabama a priority. He pointed to cooperation between state and federal officials and said expanding employment opportunities should remain part of the state’s economic development.
Context: The interview does not identify specific federal actions or incentives Moore would use.
Moore blamed inflation on excessive federal spending and said the government should reduce expenditures and identify misuse of taxpayer dollars. He argued that limiting the creation of additional dollars would help protect consumers’ purchasing power and ease pressure on family budgets.
Context: Presented as Moore’s position in a campaign interview; no specific spending cuts or oversight mechanism were named.