Jonathan Nez

Issue position chart

Weighted average of sourced issue positions across four political axes.

LibertarianismIndividualismInstitutional FederalismIsolationism
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Quiz-statement positions

17 listed positions shown in this view.

Authoritarianism vs. Libertarianism4 positions
  • Arizona should allow for investment into brackish groundwater to improve the state's long-term water security

    Strongly agreeCandidate source
  • There should be a "big, beautiful wall" along the US-Mexico border

  • A carbon tax should be implemented to make polluters pay proportionally more based on their emissions, following the polluter-pays principle.

    Strongly agreeCandidate source
  • There should be more regulations and taxes to slow fossil fuel production and to encourage more renewable energy production

    Strongly agreeCandidate source
Interventionism vs. Isolationism3 positions
  • The government should continue the War Against Terror by sending American troops into nations which harbor terrorists.

    Strongly disagreeCandidate source
  • The U.S. government should force foreign nations to accept back their citizens who illegally immigrated to the United States

  • We should increase tariffs both to protect American industry and to use as geopolitical leverage

    Strongly disagreeCandidate source
Collectivism vs. Individualism8 positions
  • Every child deserves access to excellent education options regardless of their family income or zip code

    Strongly disagreeCandidate source
  • We should adopt a single payer healthcare system and get rid of private healthcare options

  • The minimum wage should be raised

  • Housing is a human right and it should be guaranteed by the government

    Strongly agreeCandidate source
  • The United States and/or Arizona should self-impose significant climate regulations

    Strongly agreeCandidate source
  • Every human has the right to immigrate to the United States and nobody is illegal on stolen land

  • The United States should have no limits on annual immigration

    Neutral or unknownCandidate source
  • Right-to-work laws (which allow workers in unionized workplaces to opt out of paying union dues) should be upheld at the state and federal level.

    Strongly disagreeCandidate source
Direct Populism vs. Institutional Federalism2 positions

Sources and evidence

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