Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Britt supports continued access to in vitro fertilization services for parents. She says defending life and ensuring access to IVF can go together.
Context: The specific legal or policy protections she supports are not identified. Undated candidate-owned text; original campaign cycle and availability by election day remain unverified. The specific legal protections she supports are not identified.
Britt lists FY27 requests for projects including university research and laboratory equipment, science instructional laboratories, speech-language pathology education equipment, and aviation and aerospace technology training, including student scholarships. The requests aim to support the named institutions and programs through federal spending.
Context: These are requests for named Alabama institutions and programs; approval and final funding are not established.
Britt lists FY27 requests for hospital facilities and equipment intended for medical and patient-care improvements, as well as funding for ambulances and healthcare workforce training equipment. The requests would direct federal funds to named Alabama providers and programs; they are not confirmation that funding has been awarded.
Context: The list identifies specific Alabama recipients; approval and final funding are not established.
Britt lists FY27 funding requests for municipal water and sewer infrastructure, including extending water and sewer service, replacing aging lines, repairing sewer systems, and upgrading pump and lift stations. The requests aim to improve local water and wastewater systems through project-specific federal spending.
Context: The listed projects are requests for specific Alabama communities, not evidence of approved or completed work.
Britt lists FY27 requests for law enforcement vehicles, equipment, communications and technology upgrades, and tactical response vehicles for Alabama police departments and sheriff’s offices. The requests would direct federal spending to local law enforcement needs, but the listed projects are proposals rather than confirmed grants.
Context: The requests are for named Alabama agencies and localities; approval and final funding are not established.
Katie Boyd Britt lists FY27 funding requests for fire trucks, ambulances, emergency-services equipment and infrastructure, and firefighter safety and training equipment for Alabama communities. The requests are intended to support local emergency response capabilities; they are proposed congressional spending, not confirmed awards.
Context: The listed amounts are requests; the source does not establish that Congress approved or provided the funding.