Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Stevens supports prioritizing safe, clean drinking water, investing in lead-pipe replacement, and fighting contamination such as PFAS. She gives particular priority to communities most affected by environmental injustice.
Context: The agenda does not specify funding levels or particular cleanup measures.
Stevens supports investing in education, STEM, and job-training pipelines to prepare workers for future industries and help Michigan lead in manufacturing and innovation. She also supports policies to strengthen the supply chain.
Context: The agenda does not specify particular programs, funding levels, or supply-chain policies.
Stevens supports lowering health care costs, advancing health equity, and protecting science-based care. She also supports defending Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid so families can live with dignity, health, and security.
Context: The agenda does not specify how costs would be lowered or what protections would be adopted.
Stevens supports fair and accountable policing, investment in community-based violence prevention, and stronger gun-safety laws. She presents these measures as ways to protect families and rebuild trust.
Context: The agenda does not specify policing standards, prevention programs, or which gun laws she supports.
Stevens supports expanding access to capital and training for underserved communities. She also supports an industrial policy intended to create jobs, lower costs, and strengthen Michigan’s economy.
Context: The agenda does not describe the capital programs, training, or industrial-policy measures.
Stevens supports directing federal resources and infrastructure investment equitably to underserved Michigan communities. She identifies stronger public services, transit, and economic opportunity in areas with the greatest need as the goals.
Context: The agenda does not specify funding amounts or how communities would be selected.