Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Baldwin calls the war in Iran illegal because Congress did not authorize it and says it should be brought to an end. She also says she hopes to work with the president on legislation focused on childcare and lowering health care costs, or work around him when needed.
Context: The interview does not specify a particular measure or procedure to end the war.
Baldwin says the Democratic majorities should conduct oversight and hold the administration accountable, with the goal of ending what she calls corruption. She presents oversight as work to pursue alongside efforts to address voters’ immediate needs.
Context: She does not identify specific investigations, oversight procedures, or legislation.
Baldwin supports legislation to safeguard access to contraception.
Context: The page does not name the legislation or describe its provisions.
Baldwin supports legislation to protect a woman’s right to travel across state lines to obtain reproductive health care.
Context: The page does not name the legislation or describe its provisions.
Baldwin introduced legislation to scale up Wisconsin apprenticeship programs and give more people skills for work. The bill would invest in partnerships between schools and local businesses that train future Wisconsin workers.
Context: The passage describes this as introduced legislation and does not state whether it was enacted.
Tammy Baldwin supports strong Buy American rules so federal taxpayer dollars go toward American products and workers. Provisions from her Made in America Act were included in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, requiring more federal infrastructure projects to use American-made materials and expanding Buy America coverage to materials including copper, plastic, concrete, glass, lumber and drywall.
Context: The passage describes these provisions as included in an enacted law; it does not specify the exact projects or materials covered by each requirement.
Baldwin supports cracking down on Chinese corporations buying American farmland. She presents this as part of an effort to compete with China and protect American economic and worker interests.
Context: The page does not describe the proposed restrictions or their scope.
Baldwin supports allowing Wisconsin residents to make their own health care decisions without government involvement. She says she will continue advocating for that freedom.
Context: The page does not specify which health care decisions or policies are covered.
Baldwin opposes efforts to repeal health care protections that she says would take coverage away from millions of Americans. She supports preserving those protections.
Context: The page does not identify the protections or repeal proposals at issue.
Baldwin makes building a Wisconsin manufacturing economy a top priority. She supports strengthening domestic manufacturing and legislation intended to put American workers and the economy first.
Context: The page does not specify particular manufacturing policies or legislation.