Senator-elect · Wyoming

Harriet Hageman

Republican · Moving up from the House (WY-AL)

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What they campaigned on

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

868words on issues
  • Government operations and elections21%
  • Health18%
  • Public lands, water and tribal affairs17%
  • Immigration12%
  • Civil rights and liberties7%
  • Everything else24%

Where they stand

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

Government operations and elections

Size of the federal government ›
  • Shrink the federal government and its bureaucracy
“Congress created this mess, and Congress must fix it. Congress must focus like a laser on curtailing the power of these bloated federal agencies and block their ongoing efforts to restrict and destroy our entrepreneurial and personal freedoms. We need real and fundamental reform of the Administrative State.”
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“No matter what the Democrats think, government doesn’t stimulate the economy or create jobs: private industry does. We need to dramatically shrink the size and scope of the federal government, not expand it.”
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Government transparency ›
  • Make government more open and transparent
“Our government must be transparent and accountable and so we must rein in the surveillance state in America.”
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Other things the site says about government operations and elections (2)
“I've spent most of my professional career fighting back against many of those rules and regulations, fighting the bureaucrats who seek to micromanage our employers and entrepreneurs, including ranchers, farmers, and energy producers.”
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“As a constitutional conservative, I have fought for Wyoming by opposing the crushing overreach of government, which threatens the ability of people to make it the same way my family did. I have waged my battles in court to protect Wyoming against runaway regulations and to preserve property rights.”
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Health

Abortion ›
  • Protect unborn life
“This is a literal life-saving victory for millions of unborn babies, who would otherwise be snuffed out by abortion, which has already claimed the lives of tens of millions of others under Roe v. Wade. This ruling restores the proper role of the courts in these matters by correctly returning decisions regarding abortion law to the states. This is just a first step in the fight for life.”
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Other things the site says about health (3)
“The most basic fundamental right we all hold is the right to life.”
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“We need to look no further than the fact that a unique human life is formed at the moment of conception, a human life with its own genetic code and individual existence. Babies have a heartbeat within six weeks of gestation. They can feel pain, they have dreams when they sleep, and they are every bit as human before they are born as they are after.”
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“Abortion will one day be remembered as a grave stain on American history.”
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Public lands, water and tribal affairs

Public lands ›
  • Ensure public access to public lands
  • Improve forest management on federal lands
  • Enforce multiple-use laws on federal lands
“The United States Forest Service has been mismanaging our forest lands for years, resulting in catastrophic fires, horrific insect outbreaks, the fouling of our watersheds, and devastating losses to our local communities. The fact is that bad land management decisions destroy our environment, and in a state like Wyoming where almost 50% of our surface real estate is owned by the federal government, we suffer more than most. It is long past time that we held the United States Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management accountable for their actions. We need leaders in Washington who know how these agencies work, and who have the background and experience to actually enforce multiple-use laws and requirements.”
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“Once referred to as one of the “fiercest and most effective” opponents of the Clinton administration, I won a victory for access to forest lands involving the illegal Roadless Rule.”
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Immigration

Border security ›
  • Secure the border
  • Stop cartels from smuggling drugs and people across the border
“If we refuse to secure our borders, continue to ship our manufacturing jobs overseas, and assume that our energy needs can be met by countries who are hostile to our way of life and culture, our future generations, our children and grandchildren, will suffer the most.”
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“Every day that we fail to stop drugs, human trafficking, and hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens flooding across our border, we are destroying our country’s sovereignty and squandering the future for our children and grandchildren. President Trump spent four years securing our border, thereby reducing the human misery that is so obviously caused by the open-border policy we are witnessing now.”
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Civil rights and liberties

Voting laws ›
  • Require voter ID at the polls
  • Restrict mail ballots and ballot harvesting
“We must put a stop to things, such as blindly mailing ballots; often to millions of registered voters who did not ask for them, all without accountability or a proper chain of custody. There is also no good, commonsense argument against requiring people to show identification to vote.”
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Other things the site says about civil rights and liberties (1)
“Current FISA law inhibits Congress’ ability to exercise proper oversight of FISA activities and investigations. FISA laws must be reformed to restrict the government from circumventing the Fourth Amendment, from snooping through our private records and communications, from pursuing political witch hunts, and from abusing its power.”
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Economy and the federal budget

Cost of living ›
  • Rein in government spending to bring down inflation
“It is vital that we rein in spending. High inflation is a hidden tax on Americans at the grocery store, at the gas pump, and in every aspect of our lives.”
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Grocery prices ›
“It is vital that we rein in spending. High inflation is a hidden tax on Americans at the grocery store, at the gas pump, and in every aspect of our lives.”
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Federal spending ›
  • Cut federal spending
“It is vital that we rein in spending. High inflation is a hidden tax on Americans at the grocery store, at the gas pump, and in every aspect of our lives.”
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Law, crime and courts

Firearms ›
  • Protect the right to keep and bear arms
“The Second Amendment is one of the most fundamental rights in America. The authority to protect yourself and your family must never be infringed.”
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Fentanyl and drug trafficking ›
“Every day that we fail to stop drugs, human trafficking, and hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens flooding across our border, we are destroying our country’s sovereignty and squandering the future for our children and grandchildren. President Trump spent four years securing our border, thereby reducing the human misery that is so obviously caused by the open-border policy we are witnessing now.”
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Other things the site says about law, crime and courts (1)
“The 2nd Amendment is about more than just hunting – it’s about the ability of law-abiding people to protect themselves and their families.”
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Taxes

Overall tax levels ›
  • Make the 2017 tax cuts permanent
“Our country experienced the best economy in decades thanks to the Trump Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Reversing this to punish individuals and job creators isn’t just bad policy. It’s shortsighted, dangerous for our already fragile economy, and morally wrong.”
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Energy

Domestic energy production ›
  • Make the U.S. energy independent by producing more at home
“America could be and should be energy independent. That is a fact. The reality is that America has no reason to rely upon hostile countries to supply us with oil and gas.”
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Labor and employment

Trade, offshoring and jobs ›
“If we refuse to secure our borders, continue to ship our manufacturing jobs overseas, and assume that our energy needs can be met by countries who are hostile to our way of life and culture, our future generations, our children and grandchildren, will suffer the most.”
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Agriculture and food

Other things the site says about agriculture and food (1)
“I’ve tangled with the Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to prevent erosion of the rights of farmers and ranchers.”
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