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Greg Stanton

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U.S. House, Incumbent

District 4 Arizona

January 3, 2021 - January 3, 2027

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Abortion
Issue Position
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has had immediate and devastating effects for Arizona women’s health and safety—and their fundamental right to determine their futures. This issue is about choice, self-determination and liberty. Americans believe in those freedoms, and rely upon them—and Greg will continue to protect them.  In Congress, Greg voted for the Women’s Health Protection Act to ensure every woman has access to reproductive health care.
Source: www.stantonforarizona.com
Democracy
Issue Position
America’s democracy is in crisis—something Greg knows first-hand.  He was on the House floor, readying to defend Arizona’s election results when insurrectionists broke into the Capitol attempting to overturn the will of the voters.

 Greg believes that defending our democracy is the highest priority.

 In Congress, Greg supports the bipartisan Presidential Election Reform Act and has voted to pass H.R. 4, the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, which would restore the full protections of the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965. Greg also voted for and supported the For the People Act, a sweeping democracy reform bill that addressed threats to democracy by expanding voting rights, strengthening ethics reforms, and reducing the use of dark money in elections.
Source: www.stantonforarizona.com
Economy
Issue Position

Greg knows that a strong economy with good jobs is essential for middle class families and those trying to work their way into the middle class.

During his time as Mayor of Phoenix, Greg built a bipartisan coalition to rebuild the economy after the Great Recession and led Phoenix to simultaneously have the fastest-growing population and highest-growing wages— a rare feat.

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Led the effort to pass the CHIPS and Science Act—a historic, bipartisan investment in domestic manufacturing, research and development of semiconductor chips that will create thousands of quality, high-wage jobs in the East Valley, lower costs for consumer goods, and end dependence on foreign manufacturers.

Secured $1 million in federal investment for Maricopa Community Colleges to support the development of its bioscience program in a House appropriations bill. 

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Passed legislation that provides $100 million in grants for local governments to purchase drones or contract for services to inspect critical infrastructure and help ease the nation’s serious inspection backlog, and another $100 million for training the next generation workforce on the use of this technology.
Source: www.stantonforarizona.com
Immigration
Issue Position
Greg believes that a secure border is a must—for Arizona’s public safety and for the strength of our economy.  He knows that when the border is not secure, it’s Arizona communities that pay the price.

 In Congress, Greg supported the largest border security bill in our history and has pushed to give law enforcement the tools it needs to stop dangerous drugs from being trafficked across the border.  With new tools and technology, Customs officers have been able to stop drugs in record numbers. 

​He also: 

Introduced the bipartisan Stop Pills That Kill Act to deter drug traffickers and strengthen the nationwide fight against fentanyl by implementing new penalties for counterfeit pill production.

Pushed for a Homeland Security funding bill that invests in smart, effective border security while offering additional resources to avoid a potential humanitarian catastrophe.

Led a group of bipartisan lawmakers to introduce the Public Health and Border Security Act of 2022 to stop the Administration from lifting existing Title 42 immigration restrictions without a plan in place from the Homeland Security and Health and Human Services departments to address the expected surge of migrants at the Southern border.
Source: www.stantonforarizona.com
LGBTQ Rights
Issue Position

Greg is a longtime advocate and ally of the LGBT community. 

As mayor, he championed a non-discrimination ordinance and earned Phoenix a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index—the first Arizona city to accomplish the feat.  Phoenix would go on to earn a perfect score every year after during his time in office.

Since his election to Congress, Greg has:

Voted for the Equality Act, which would ban discrimination against individuals on the basis of sexual orientation when it comes to employment, education, access to credit, jury service, federal funding, housing and public accommodations. 

Voted for the Respect for Marriage Act, which would codify into federal statute the right of every American to marry who they love.

Source: www.stantonforarizona.com
Prescription Drugs
Issue Position
Since first running for Congress, Greg has refused to accept any contributions from Big Pharma—and he’s pushed for Medicare to use its negotiating power to lower prescription drug prices. 

 Greg delivered—and now Medicare will have the ability to negotiate for lower drug prices, saving Arizonans tens of millions of dollars.  The Inflation Reduction Act:

 Caps out-of-pocket drug costs at $2,000 per year for Medicare patients.

Limits insulin copays to $35/month for Medicare patients.

Extends tax credits that were set to expire this year that will save Affordable Care Act enrollees an average of $1,500 in premiums.
Source: www.stantonforarizona.com
Water
Issue Position
Arizona’s water security is essential–and with the American Southwest experiencing a record drought–it is more important than ever to take bold action.  The Colorado River is one of Arizona’s most important sources of water—and there’s important work ahead to save it.  Protecting our water supply is a must for our economy, too.

Greg knows water security is economic security.
Greg has made protecting our water one of his top priorities in Congress.  He recently voted to approve $4 billion to support drought relief efforts in the southwest, which was signed into law.

He also:

Secured the Water Infrastructure Authority, which will ultimately provide $150 million for water infrastructure projects throughout Arizona, in the 2020 Water Resources Development Act which was signed into law by then-President Trump.

Secured the authorization of $37.5 million to re-open and improve the Kyrene Water Reclamation Facility—which has been closed since the Great Recession.  Re-opening this plant will help Tempe better use recycled water and recharge groundwater for the future.  

Authored the Colorado River Drought Response Act, a $500 million drought mitigation bill to protect Lake Mead and Lake Powell, which passed the House.

Led the effort to authorize $18.75 million to address aging infrastructure at Chandler’s Ocotillo Water Reclamation Facility. 

Delivered funds to support Chandler’s new water interconnect facility that will help Intel create nearly 10,000 new jobs in the East Valley.  

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Source: www.stantonforarizona.com
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