Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Warnock supports admitting the District of Columbia as a state and giving its residents full representation in Congress. He cites the District’s roughly 700,000 residents, who are U.S. citizens and pay federal taxes but lack full voting representation in Congress.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Warnock calls for reasonable campaign contribution limits to reduce billionaires’ influence while allowing ordinary people to make their voices heard. He also supports stronger disclosure so the public can identify who funds political ads across TV, streaming services, social media and mail, tighter limits on coordination between candidates and Super PACs, and a ban on tax loopholes that enable unlimited secret spending.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Warnock supports a congressional ban on partisan gerrymandering to ensure fair maps. He says Congress should vote on a ban even without a Democratic trifecta, and that a future Democratic trifecta should enact one despite the filibuster or other Senate procedures. He points to statistical methods for assessing gerrymanders.
Context: He calls for a vote even without a Democratic trifecta and for overcoming Senate procedural barriers once Democrats regain a trifecta.
Warnock calls for a Democratic majority in either chamber of Congress to investigate officials who manipulated maps to silence Black voters. He says Congress should use hearings, document requests, depositions, testimony and, if necessary, subpoenas to examine whether the officials broke laws or engaged in illegal discrimination, and to make their actions public.
Context: The proposal focuses on officials involved in map manipulation, particularly across the Deep South; subpoenas would be used if necessary.