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Joanna Mendoza

Arizona candidate

Joanna Mendoza

Democratic PartyCongress 6
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Issue position chart

Weighted average of sourced issue positions across four political axes.

LibertarianismIndividualismInstitutional FederalismIsolationism
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Quiz-statement positions

12 listed positions shown in this view.

Authoritarianism vs. Libertarianism6 positions

  • Gay marriage (including civil unions) should be outlawed

    Strongly disagreeCandidate source

  • 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

    AgreeCandidate source

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

    Strongly agreeCandidate source

  • The police should have better funding so they can hire more officers, get better equipment, and enhance training

    Strongly agreeCandidate source

  • Transgender individuals should be allowed to use the bathroom of their preference in K-12 public schools

    Strongly agreeCandidate source
Collectivism vs. Individualism6 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

    Strongly agreeCandidate source

  • The minimum wage should be raised

    Strongly agreeCandidate source

  • 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

    AgreeCandidate source

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

    Strongly disagreeCandidate source

Sources and evidence

25 published source records. Each record preserves the source’s review scope and limits.