Campaign promises are labeled separately from past actions. These are sourced positions, not endorsements or predictions. No stance is assigned from party affiliation.
Previously sourced policy positions (9)
HALT Fentanyl Act
Recorded Yea on On Passage. The reviewed proposal applies mandatory criminal penalties to fentanyl-related substances. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Recorded Yea on On Passage. The reviewed proposal adds documentary citizenship requirements for voter registration. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Cosponsored a proposal with the following policy direction: The reviewed proposal applies mandatory criminal penalties to fentanyl-related substances. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Recorded Yea on On Passage. The reviewed proposal expands mandatory immigration detention. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Recorded Nay on On Passage. The reviewed proposal provides additional assistance related to Ukraine. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Recorded Nay on On Passage. The reviewed proposal limits government access to purchased personal records. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Recorded Nay on On Passage. The reviewed proposal strengthens restrictions on government access to personal records. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act
Recorded Yea on On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended. The reviewed proposal increases restrictions on a defined class of social-media platforms. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
Recorded Nay on On Motion to Concur in the Senate Adt to the House Adt to the Senate Adt. The reviewed July 2022 version provides federal semiconductor and science investment. This describes this proposal only, not a complete policy platform.
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Immigration 1 saved recordsHouse Roll-Call Vote
Laken Riley Act
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Yea on: On Passage. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Nay on: On Motion to Concur in the Senate Adt to the House Adt to the Senate Adt. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Nay on: On Passage. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Nay on: On Passage. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Yea on: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Nay on: On Passage. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Yea on: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Yea on: On Passage. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Yea on: On Passage. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
Jay Obernolte was recorded as Yea on: On Passage. This records the specific question, which may concern an amendment or procedure rather than final passage.
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