Representative-elect · Michigan’s 10th district

Christina Hines

Democrat

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What they campaigned on

Share of their campaign website’s words, by policy area.

3,065words on issues
  • Education and culture31%
  • Health13%
  • Economy and the federal budget11%
  • Social Security and welfare9%
  • Environment9%
  • Everything else28%

Where they stand

52 issues in their own words, then everything else their site says, by policy area.

Education and culture

Education funding ›
  • Increase funding for public schools and education
  • Stop and reverse cuts to education funding
  • Fully fund special education
  • Fund schools more fairly, with more for poorer districts
  • Fund repairs and upgrades of aging school buildings
  • Make school funding transparent and accountable
“Fully funding public schools with inclusive services for disabled students”
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“Our schools are falling short because we’ve allowed state and federal politics, underfunding, and misplaced priorities to hold us back. That has to change. And many of the Republican strategies - defunding public education, cutting back on school lunches, special education, and Head Start - are NOT how we are going to improve our educational system.”
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“No child should learn in a crumbling building or from a decades-old textbook. My plan would increase Title I funding to close the gap between low-income and wealthier districts. We have to make sure money gets to the schools that need it most, with transparency and accountability to measure what works. We also have to make sure that the accountability measures aren’t so intense that school districts choose not to apply for that designation.”
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Career and technical education ›
  • Expand and fund career and technical education
“I’ll also fight to: Expand broadband access to every classroom; Increase school mental health resources; and Bring trade education, and valuable classes like home economics and life skills back into schools.”
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Early childhood education ›
  • Provide universal pre-K for every child
  • Protect and expand Head Start
  • Make pre-K and early learning affordable for families
  • Raise pay for early childhood educators
  • Improve the quality of pre-K and early learning
  • Screen young children early for developmental delays
“Our schools are falling short because we’ve allowed state and federal politics, underfunding, and misplaced priorities to hold us back. That has to change. And many of the Republican strategies - defunding public education, cutting back on school lunches, special education, and Head Start - are NOT how we are going to improve our educational system.”
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“I will fight for universal pre-K across the country, as well as universal adoption of HiScope practices so that every child, regardless of family income, walks into kindergarten ready to learn through play.”
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“I’ll push for childcare subsidies that make quality care affordable for working parents and ensure that early childhood educators are paid fairly and supported with training and resources.”
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“I also believe in early screening for developmental delays and other learning needs — and giving parents the tools to act immediately to give every student their best opportunities.”
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Teacher and school staff pay ›
  • Raise pay for teachers and other educators
  • Raise pay and protections for school support staff and paraprofessionals
  • Use federal money to help raise teacher pay
  • Protect educators' right to unionize and bargain collectively
“I stand proudly beside our teachers and their unions.”
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“Push for federal grants to raise teacher and paraprofessional salaries in partnership with states.”
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School curriculum ›
  • Keep politics out of the classroom
  • Oppose book bans and limits on teaching history and science
  • Keep religious instruction out of public schools
  • Teach students how to think, not what to think
  • Teach more subjects such as STEM, arts, civics, health and personal finance
“Every school should have time built in for physical activity and health education, because we know exercise and good nutrition improve both academic performance and mental health.”
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“I’ll also fight to: Expand broadband access to every classroom; Increase school mental health resources; and Bring trade education, and valuable classes like home economics and life skills back into schools.”
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“Our classrooms should be places where students can ask big questions, explore new ideas, and learn how to think for themselves, not places where political agendas are imposed on them.”
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“I will defend a teachers’ right to teach honest history and science by championing legislation that requires state level curriculum councils of education that will use research-based approaches to vet proposed changes to curriculum.”
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“I will also repel efforts to force religion into public schools — because while faith is deeply important to me personally, our Constitution makes it clear that church and state must remain separate.”
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Student loans ›
  • Expand loan forgiveness for public service and high-need careers
“Expand loan forgiveness for educators in high-need areas.”
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“Push for federal incentives — scholarships, residency programs, and loan forgiveness — to recruit educators into shortage areas.”
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Educational opportunity ›
  • Fund schools equitably so poorer districts are not left behind
“No child should learn in a crumbling building or from a decades-old textbook. My plan would increase Title I funding to close the gap between low-income and wealthier districts. We have to make sure money gets to the schools that need it most, with transparency and accountability to measure what works. We also have to make sure that the accountability measures aren’t so intense that school districts choose not to apply for that designation.”
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Parents' role in raising children ›
  • Give parents a voice alongside teachers in their children's schools
“I will fight for expanded family literacy programs, translation services, and engagement opportunities that make sure parents in every community — urban, rural, immigrant, and working-class — have a seat at the table.”
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Federal role in education ›
“The Trump administration’s attempt to dismantle the Department of Education and shift oversight of special education to an unprepared HHS would harm over 9 million students with disabilities. Stripping IDEA funding, firing civil rights staff, and threatening public schools for refusing to sign anti-DEIA loyalty pledges puts our children’s futures at the mercy of politics — not the law.”
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School meals ›
  • Make school meals free for every student
  • Make school meals healthier
  • Serve food from local farms in school meals
“I support universal free school meals, so no child is singled out in the cafeteria line because their parents can’t afford lunch.”
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“I will push for strong nutrition standards, better access to fresh foods, and the expansion of programs like farm-to-school.”
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“My long-term goal is to provide the best education in the world right here in Michigan.”
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“Fully fund IDEA by ramping up the federal share to the full 40% on a fixed schedule (modeled on the bipartisan IDEA Full Funding Act), with automatic inflation indexing so that local school districts can plan multi-year staffing and service levels.”
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“Increase early intervention (Part C) to cut costs down the road. By ensuring that toddlers get timely speech and OT/PT, we can improve outcomes and reduce the intensity and costs of later services”
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“Increase Part D Personnel preparation to help grow special educators, bilingual support educators, school psychologists, etc.”
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“We all know that we need to do a better job of preventing violence in our schools. Our schools must be places where students are free from fear, harassment, and distraction. That means investing in safe buildings, clear anti-bullying measures, and mental health staff who can intervene before problems escalate.”
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“Phone-free schools - Kids deserve 6–7 hours of uninterrupted learning and socializing, without TikTok in their back pocket.”
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“More counselors, nurses, and social workers.”
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“My goal is not just to increase funding — it’s to restore teaching in Michigan to a sustainable, respected, and evolving profession.”
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“Restore funds for professional development so teachers can meet both academic and emotional needs.”
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“Champion “grow your own” programs that help paraprofessionals and high school students earn their teaching credentials affordably while staying in their own communities.”
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“Furthermore, we should encourage local school districts to collaborate where they can to save costs - whether that is through textbook orders, transportation, or sharing professionals in their districts.”
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“Ensuring physical and emergency safety in schools is more than a policy promise to me - it is an absolute necessity. No parent should have to wonder whether their child is safe from gun violence at school.”
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“I appreciate these bipartisan efforts that show that protecting our schools is possible — and that our children’s safety can be addressed thoughtfully, responsibly, and pragmatically.”
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“I will fight to expand bilingual education programs and recruit multilingual educators so that our schools reflect and respect the students they serve - which is especially important here in Michigan 10! We must also give teachers the training and support to integrate language development into every subject.”
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“I will support federal funding for community school models that bring parents, educators, and local organizations together under one roof to provide wraparound services, from after-school programs to health clinics.”
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“Using assessments to guide learning, not punish schools.”
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“Measuring school quality with broader indicators access to advanced coursework, arts programs, and post-secondary/job readiness.”
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“Protecting instructional time so students spend more hours learning and fewer hours filling in bubbles.”
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Health

Health care costs ›
  • Lower health care costs, including premiums and out-of-pocket costs
  • Cap what patients pay in premiums and out-of-pocket costs
  • Restore and expand federal funding for Medicaid and health care
  • Offer a public insurance option, such as a Medicare buy-in
  • Lower prescription drug prices
  • End surprise medical bills and hidden fees
“I will not stop fighting until every American can access affordable, quality healthcare—no matter how we get there.”
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“We already have programs that work, Medicare and Medicaid, that millions of families, including mine, rely on every day. They are incredibly popular, boasting 70–80 percent favorability. We should be strengthening them, expanding access, and building toward a system where everyone in this country can afford the care they need.”
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“Cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs—It shouldn’t matter where you get your insurance—public or private; everyone deserves affordable care.”
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“Strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare, and Medicaid—So that every family, every senior, and every child can count on stable, affordable coverage.”
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“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”
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Prescription drug prices ›
  • Let Medicare negotiate drug prices
“Negotiate prices for more prescriptions—These drug prices are way too high because America is subsidizing drug prices for the rest of the world. We need to protect the American people.”
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“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”
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Medicare ›
  • Protect and strengthen Medicare
  • Expand Medicare, such as to cover dental, vision and hearing
  • Give people under 65 the option of joining Medicare
“We already have programs that work, Medicare and Medicaid, that millions of families, including mine, rely on every day. They are incredibly popular, boasting 70–80 percent favorability. We should be strengthening them, expanding access, and building toward a system where everyone in this country can afford the care they need.”
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“Strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare, and Medicaid—So that every family, every senior, and every child can count on stable, affordable coverage.”
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“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”
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Health coverage ›
  • Guarantee health care for everyone
  • Lower the Medicare age or allow early buy-in
  • Expand coverage to more people, including through the ACA and Medicaid
“I believe that healthcare is a human right, and that every American should be able to get the care they need, when they need it, without going bankrupt.”
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“I will not stop fighting until every American can access affordable, quality healthcare—no matter how we get there.”
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“We already have programs that work, Medicare and Medicaid, that millions of families, including mine, rely on every day. They are incredibly popular, boasting 70–80 percent favorability. We should be strengthening them, expanding access, and building toward a system where everyone in this country can afford the care they need.”
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“Support early buy-in to Medicare for Americans who have served our country—Our police officers and other public servants should be able to retire with dignity after serving our communities, but we need to give them a real healthcare option to do so.”
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“Christina’s health care plan says everyone deserves affordable care whether their insurance is "public or private." She has written that "healthcare is a human right" and that the goal is for every single American to have access to quality, affordable healthcare.”
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“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”
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Access to health care ›
  • Expand access to health care
  • Bring care closer to home wherever people live
  • Make sure clinics and hospitals have the staff and resources they need
“I believe that healthcare is a human right, and that every American should be able to get the care they need, when they need it, without going bankrupt.”
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“I will not stop fighting until every American can access affordable, quality healthcare—no matter how we get there.”
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“Invest in doctors, nurses, and rural care—Access doesn’t mean much if there’s no one nearby to see you, so we need to invest in the people and regions that need support and demand safe staffing across the board.”
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Medicaid ›
  • Protect Medicaid from cuts
  • Expand Medicaid to cover more people
  • Support and strengthen Medicaid
“Protecting and expanding Medicaid, SSI, and SSDI”
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“We already have programs that work, Medicare and Medicaid, that millions of families, including mine, rely on every day. They are incredibly popular, boasting 70–80 percent favorability. We should be strengthening them, expanding access, and building toward a system where everyone in this country can afford the care they need.”
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“Strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare, and Medicaid—So that every family, every senior, and every child can count on stable, affordable coverage.”
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“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”
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Affordable Care Act ›
  • Protect, strengthen and expand the Affordable Care Act
“Strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare, and Medicaid—So that every family, every senior, and every child can count on stable, affordable coverage.”
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“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”
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Health insurance companies ›
  • Make health insurance more affordable
  • Cap patients' out-of-pocket costs
“Cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs—It shouldn’t matter where you get your insurance—public or private; everyone deserves affordable care.”
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Medical debt ›
  • Keep people from going into debt or bankrupt over medical bills
“I believe that healthcare is a human right, and that every American should be able to get the care they need, when they need it, without going bankrupt.”
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Health care workforce ›
  • Support and grow the health care workforce
  • Bring more health workers to rural and underserved areas
  • Require safe staffing levels in hospitals and pharmacies
“Invest in doctors, nurses, and rural care—Access doesn’t mean much if there’s no one nearby to see you, so we need to invest in the people and regions that need support and demand safe staffing across the board.”
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“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”
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Other things the site says about health (2)
“Ban surprise bills—Families deserve transparency and fairness, not gotcha charges.”
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“Roll back the Trump Administration’s DOGE firings that prevent the FDA from testing drugs and infant formula for safety.”
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Economy and the federal budget

Cost of living ›
  • Lower the cost of living and inflation
  • Crack down on corporations driving up prices
“I am a Mom on a Mission fighting to lower costs, protect families, and fight corruption.”
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“In Congress, Christina will fight to lower costs, take on the politicians and corporations that are taking advantage of working families, and fight for good-paying Michigan jobs.”
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“In Congress, she’ll take on anyone driving up costs, ban members of Congress from trading stocks, and work with anyone — regardless of party — to clean up the corruption in Washington so that they finally start to deliver for working families.”
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“I’m a Mom on a Mission to lower costs and protect families—especially against corporate abuse like this.”
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Grocery prices ›
  • Ban price gouging on groceries
  • Ban algorithmic and data-driven grocery pricing
“That’s why, when I’m in Congress, I will co-sponsor legislation that prevents companies from price gouging and aims to restore fairness and accountability. It would: Prohibit excessive price increases on essential grocery items that can’t be justified by normal market conditions; Ban “surveillance pricing,” where companies use your personal data or purchasing history to decide what price you pay; Limit the use of technology that allows prices to change constantly without transparency; and Give federal regulators real authority to investigate and enforce violations.”
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Domestic manufacturing ›
  • Invest in and grow American manufacturing
  • Keep factories here and bring offshored manufacturing back
  • Expand defense manufacturing
  • Grow clean energy and electric vehicle manufacturing
  • End the current tariffs to protect manufacturing jobs
“Keeping manufacturing here allows us to do things the right way: with strong environmental standards, skilled American workers, and modern technology that produces more with less waste.”
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“When we invest in Great Lakes restoration, environmental standards, clean energy, green manufacturing, and a strong defense industrial base here in Michigan, we are strengthening our environment, our economy, and our national security all at once.”
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“I support investments in clean energy, advanced manufacturing, and electric vehicle production that reduce pollution while strengthening American industry and creating good-paying jobs.”
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“I’ll fight to bring federal investment back to Macomb County, supporting defense and aerospace innovation, protecting our auto manufacturing plants, and securing funding for environmental restoration and clean infrastructure projects that create high-quality local jobs.”
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“Christina’s plan supports "protecting our auto manufacturing plants." She believes these plants are key to Southeast MIchigan’s economy and our families, and will advocate for and pass policies that help expand the production of vehicles here in Southeast Michigan, regardless of whether they are gas-powered or electric.”
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“Christina has vehemently advocated to end Trump’s tariffs in order to protect auto jobs here in Southeast Michigan.”
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“I will push to prioritize Macomb and Oakland Counties in Congressional spending and federal grants because when we invest here, we protect our region and bolster Michigan’s future.”
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Social Security and welfare

Child care ›
  • Lower the cost of child care for families
  • Expand public funding and aid for child care
  • Raise pay for child care workers
  • Train and grow the child care workforce
“I’ll push for childcare subsidies that make quality care affordable for working parents and ensure that early childhood educators are paid fairly and supported with training and resources.”
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Social Security ›
  • Protect Social Security benefits from cuts
  • Increase Social Security benefits
  • Oppose raising the retirement age
  • Make high earners pay more into Social Security
  • Shore up Social Security's finances for the long term
  • Cap cost-of-living raises for the highest-earning quarter of beneficiaries
“Protecting and expanding Medicaid, SSI, and SSDI”
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“I will fight to protect Social Security for decades to come and ensure every American can live and retire with dignity.”
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“Fighting for Social Security means fighting for all kids, including foster children, to make sure their benefits are saved for their future, not taken from them.”
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“Changing Social Security’s retirement age, or cutting benefits to the folks who need it the most, would be breaking a promise that spans generations. I will reject any such cuts to Social Security, disability, or survivor benefits.”
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“Ensure Social Security Is Funded for Decades”
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“Eliminate the Social Security Funding Cap”
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“I’m the only candidate in this race who refuses corporate PAC money, and I will vote to close these loopholes so everyone pays their fair share into Social Security.”
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“A sensible reform would cap COLA increases for the top 25% of beneficiaries, while preserving full inflation protection for the vast majority of seniors. Everyone would still receive COLAs, but those with the largest lifetime incomes would see smaller adjustments.”
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“We can fully fund Social Security for decades without cutting benefits for the folks who need it most or raising the retirement age.”
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“In Congress, I will fight to protect Social Security, strengthen it, and ensure it keeps its promise. Not just for today’s retirees, but for every generation that comes next.”
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Environment

Climate change ›
  • Cut greenhouse gas emissions, including by moving to clean energy
  • Restore and build on the Inflation Reduction Act's climate programs
“I will support legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act that helps bring clean energy manufacturing back to the United States while reducing carbon emissions and strengthening our domestic supply chains.”
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Disaster resilience ›
“I will defend and strengthen protections for our coastlines, rivers, and wetlands. These aren’t just scenic assets; they are our water-filtration systems, flood buffers, and recreation zones.”
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Water pollution ›
  • Protect clean water from pollution
  • Reduce PFAS and other toxic chemicals in water
  • Fund sewer and wastewater upgrades
  • Strengthen and enforce the Clean Water Act and water standards
  • Fund restoration of polluted lakes, bays and rivers
“Like the leaders who have come before me, I’m ready to be a champion for our water, land, and air.”
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“When we invest in Great Lakes restoration, environmental standards, clean energy, green manufacturing, and a strong defense industrial base here in Michigan, we are strengthening our environment, our economy, and our national security all at once.”
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“I will support federal funding for wastewater treatment, stormwater management, and combined sewer overflow separation so our rivers and lakes aren’t used as overflow systems.”
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“I will defend and strengthen protections for our coastlines, rivers, and wetlands. These aren’t just scenic assets; they are our water-filtration systems, flood buffers, and recreation zones.”
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“I will advocate for continued support of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and for policies that require strong science-based standards for discharge (including regulation of PFAS), the reduction of pesticides and harmful contaminants, and more funding for cleanup.”
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“I believe this work rises above partisan divides. In Macomb, Republicans and Democrats have both stood for water, land, and air protection, and I’ll keep that tradition alive.”
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Environmental regulation ›
  • Keep and strengthen environmental protections
“Keeping manufacturing here allows us to do things the right way: with strong environmental standards, skilled American workers, and modern technology that produces more with less waste.”
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“When we invest in Great Lakes restoration, environmental standards, clean energy, green manufacturing, and a strong defense industrial base here in Michigan, we are strengthening our environment, our economy, and our national security all at once.”
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Drinking water ›
  • Keep drinking water clean and safe
  • Replace lead pipes and get lead out of drinking water
“I will push for total lead pipe removal, including a 10-year deadline to replace lead pipes nationwide to secure clean drinking water.”
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Air pollution ›
  • Protect clean air and reduce air pollution
“Like the leaders who have come before me, I’m ready to be a champion for our water, land, and air.”
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“I believe this work rises above partisan divides. In Macomb, Republicans and Democrats have both stood for water, land, and air protection, and I’ll keep that tradition alive.”
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“From Lake St. Clair to the Great Lakes, from Rochester Hills to Mount Clemens, I will always stand up for our environment.”
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Government operations and elections

Government ethics and corruption ›
  • Ban members of Congress from trading stocks
  • Bar members of Congress from becoming lobbyists after they leave
  • End corruption in Washington
“I am a Mom on a Mission fighting to lower costs, protect families, and fight corruption.”
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“In Congress, she’ll take on anyone driving up costs, ban members of Congress from trading stocks, and work with anyone — regardless of party — to clean up the corruption in Washington so that they finally start to deliver for working families.”
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“I support banning members of Congress and their spouses/dependent children from trading individual stocks. The people who are making decisions that can move markets shouldn’t be personally profiting from those same markets.”
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“I support a lifetime ban on members of Congress becoming lobbyists. Public office should not be a stepping stone to cashing in with the same interests you once regulated.”
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Campaign finance ›
  • Overturn Citizens United
  • Reduce the influence of big money in politics
  • Require disclosure of political donors and end dark money
  • Set limits on campaign contributions and spending
  • Refuse corporate PAC money for their own campaign
“That’s why she’s the only candidate in this race refusing corporate PAC money.”
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“I will never take money from corporate PACs. I want to be accountable to the people I represent, not corporations writing checks behind the scenes.”
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“I support overturning Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.”
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“Democracy Requires Real Reform. Ending Citizens United will not fix everything, but it is a necessary step toward restoring balance and integrity to our democracy.”
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“I support a constitutional amendment, such as the For Our Freedom Amendment, to allow reasonable limits on political spending and restore the ability of Congress and states to regulate campaign finance.”
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“I will also support the Freedom to Vote Act, which would both protect access to the ballot and strengthen campaign finance transparency and accountability, including reforms aimed at reducing the influence of dark money in our elections.”
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“We cannot and will not accept a system where access to voting is restricted while access to political influence can be purchased.”
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“I’m the only candidate in this race who refuses corporate PAC money, and I will vote to close these loopholes so everyone pays their fair share into Social Security.”
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Government transparency ›
  • Release the Epstein files and name everyone involved
“I’m going to expose the Epstein class.”
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Civil rights and liberties

Voting laws ›
  • Protect voting rights and make voting easier
  • Restore and strengthen the Voting Rights Act
“Guaranteeing accessible voting, transportation, and housing”
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“I will support passing the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to restore and strengthen the Voting Rights Act, after years of court decisions that have weakened protections against discrimination and voter suppression.”
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“I will also support the Freedom to Vote Act, which would both protect access to the ballot and strengthen campaign finance transparency and accountability, including reforms aimed at reducing the influence of dark money in our elections.”
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“We cannot and will not accept a system where access to voting is restricted while access to political influence can be purchased.”
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Religion and government ›
  • Keep church and state separate
“I will also repel efforts to force religion into public schools — because while faith is deeply important to me personally, our Constitution makes it clear that church and state must remain separate.”
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“Enforcing the ADA — with real accountability, not just lip service”
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“Centering the voices of disabled people in every conversation”
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“Because disability rights are human rights.”
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“I will stand against book bans that remove literature simply because it challenges us to think more deeply or tells the story of someone whose life is different from our own.”
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Trade

Tariffs ›
  • Roll back the Trump administration's tariffs
  • Use targeted tariffs to protect American jobs and industries
  • Give Congress, not the President, the power over tariffs
“Now, I support using tariffs strategically to protect American workers and critical industries. But retaliatory tariffs waged with no real strategy or plan are hardly protecting American workers, and in fact, they are hurting working families.”
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“But regardless of who is in the White House, major economic decisions like tariffs should not be made unilaterally. They affect workers, manufacturers, farmers, and consumers across the country, and they should be debated, legislated, and decided through the democratic process.”
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“When I am in Congress, I will fight to reassert congressional authority over trade and economic policies so that we can reflect the will of the people, not just the priorities of one administration.”
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“Christina has vehemently advocated to end Trump’s tariffs in order to protect auto jobs here in Southeast Michigan.”
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“Reduce tariffs that increase the cost of building materials and ultimately make homes more expensive.”
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Law, crime and courts

Crime and public safety ›
  • Fund and support police and law enforcement
  • Prosecute and hold criminals accountable
  • Keep communities safe from crime
“Throughout Christina’s career as a legal leader in Michigan, she has prosecuted hate crimes, cold case sexual assaults, homicide, torture, and human trafficking cases, from district courts to the Michigan Supreme Court.”
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“In Congress, she’ll fight for safer communities, world-class schools, and the resources law enforcement needs to prevent violent crime and protect kids and seniors online.”
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“I’m ready to make sure our neighborhoods are safe.”
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Police ›
  • Fund police departments and give them the resources they need
“In Congress, she’ll fight for safer communities, world-class schools, and the resources law enforcement needs to prevent violent crime and protect kids and seniors online.”
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“According to reporting by the Detroit Metro Times, she secured convictions in hundreds of serious criminal cases, and the prosecution of a serial rapists identified through work involving previously untested sexual assault kits. Under her leadership, sexual assault crimes decreased.”
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“When Christina prosecuted child sex predators, she regularly pushed judges to pursue maximum sentences.”
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Housing and community development

Public investment in housing ›
  • Expand housing tax credits like the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
“Expand tax incentives that help build affordable housing, and increase the supply of homes available to working families in our district.”
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Housing supply ›
  • Build more homes
  • Use tax credits and incentives to spur home building
  • Tie federal funds to local efforts to build more homes
  • Train more skilled trade workers to build homes
  • Turn vacant and commercial buildings into housing
“Expand tax incentives that help build affordable housing, and increase the supply of homes available to working families in our district.”
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“Reward communities that are increasing housing supply and creating opportunities for families to buy or rent affordable homes.”
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“Encourage the redevelopment of vacant and underused properties into housing instead of allowing them to sit empty.”
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“Support workforce development programs that train the next generation of skilled tradespeople, helping us build more homes while creating good-paying jobs.”
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Regulation of home building ›
  • Cut red tape and rules that make homes slower and costlier to build
  • Speed up and simplify permits and approvals for new homes
“Cut unnecessary red tape, permitting delays, and regulatory capture that drive up construction costs and make it harder to build housing.”
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Zoning and land use ›
  • Tie federal funding to places that allow and build more housing
“Reward communities that are increasing housing supply and creating opportunities for families to buy or rent affordable homes.”
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Affordable housing construction ›
  • Build more affordable housing
  • Expand incentives such as tax credits for building affordable housing
“Expand tax incentives that help build affordable housing, and increase the supply of homes available to working families in our district.”
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Energy

Renewable energy ›
  • Expand wind, solar and other renewable energy
“When we invest in Great Lakes restoration, environmental standards, clean energy, green manufacturing, and a strong defense industrial base here in Michigan, we are strengthening our environment, our economy, and our national security all at once.”
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“I support investments in clean energy, advanced manufacturing, and electric vehicle production that reduce pollution while strengthening American industry and creating good-paying jobs.”
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Labor and employment

Job creation ›
  • Create good-paying jobs and attract employers
  • Protect existing jobs
  • Invest public money to create jobs
“In Congress, Christina will fight to lower costs, take on the politicians and corporations that are taking advantage of working families, and fight for good-paying Michigan jobs.”
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“I’ll fight to bring federal investment back to Macomb County, supporting defense and aerospace innovation, protecting our auto manufacturing plants, and securing funding for environmental restoration and clean infrastructure projects that create high-quality local jobs.”
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Job training and workforce development ›
  • Invest in job training and workforce development
“Support workforce development programs that train the next generation of skilled tradespeople, helping us build more homes while creating good-paying jobs.”
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Paid leave ›
  • Guarantee paid family and medical leave
“Support preventative care—Invest in local farms, healthy food options, expand paid family leave, and help people stay healthy in the first place, not just get treated after they’re already sick.”
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Trade, offshoring and jobs ›
  • End the administration's broad tariffs
“Christina has vehemently advocated to end Trump’s tariffs in order to protect auto jobs here in Southeast Michigan.”
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“Ensuring caregivers and support workers are paid fairly”
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Science, technology and communications

Broadband and cell service ›
  • Expand high-speed internet access, including in rural areas
  • Provide computers and devices to students and others in need
“As a caveat, for schools that lack the funds to provide universal 1:1 tech adoption, our government should help provide those products so that every child - rural, urban and in between - can be efficient in tech when they leave high school.”
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“I’ll also fight to: Expand broadband access to every classroom; Increase school mental health resources; and Bring trade education, and valuable classes like home economics and life skills back into schools.”
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“Smartphones before high school are often more dangerous than they are helpful - kiddos are safer with old school flip phones or watches, and no social media before age 16.”
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Business and commerce

Corporate pricing practices ›
  • Crack down on corporate price gouging
  • Ban prices tailored by algorithm or personal data
  • Strengthen enforcement and penalties against price gouging
“That’s why, when I’m in Congress, I will co-sponsor legislation that prevents companies from price gouging and aims to restore fairness and accountability. It would: Prohibit excessive price increases on essential grocery items that can’t be justified by normal market conditions; Ban “surveillance pricing,” where companies use your personal data or purchasing history to decide what price you pay; Limit the use of technology that allows prices to change constantly without transparency; and Give federal regulators real authority to investigate and enforce violations.”
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Public lands, water and tribal affairs

Public lands ›
  • Protect public lands and national parks
“I will support conservation efforts that protect wildlife habitat, preserve natural landscapes, and ensure future generations can enjoy the same outdoor spaces we treasure today. I’ve written previously about the importance of conservation and protecting our public lands, and I will continue to champion those efforts in Congress.”
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Defense and veterans

Other things the site says about defense and veterans (1)
“Expanding Macomb’s role in our defense and aerospace industries strengthens our national security and provides good jobs, but it also helps protect our environment.”
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