U.S. House · Louisiana's 6th District

Voted yes on SB 184, banning abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detectable, and on SB 342, increasing criminal penalties for abortion providers with no exception for rape or incest.

“PRO-LIFE. PRO-2ND AMENDMENT.”

On her campaign home page

His campaign site says he supports legal protections for the unborn.

His campaign Issues page says life begins at conception and that he would fight attacks on Louisiana's protection of the unborn.

Voted yes on HB 596, which allowed adults 21 and older to carry a concealed handgun without a permit.

His campaign Issues page says he would work to block any attempt to bring back the assault weapons ban.

His campaign issues page calls for finishing the border wall, funding agents, ending catch-and-release and mandating E-Verify.

“Strong border enforcement, physical barriers where necessary, crackdown on cartels, mandatory employment verification, and tightening asylum loopholes.”

On his campaign Policies page, under "Border Security and National Sovereignty"

“Michael supports mandatory nationwide implementation of the E-Verify system so that employers can quickly and reliably confirm that workers are legally authorized to work in the United States.”

On his campaign About page (written in the third person)

“I will fight to secure the border and enforce the law.”

On his campaign Issues page, under "Enough Excuses. Lower Prices Now!"

“Build more homes to lower prices”

On her campaign home page, under "Affordable Living"

“I will fight to make sure that the Trump tax cuts stay permanent, the tax code is simplified and oppose any new federal regulations and mandates so our small businesses can succeed.”

On his campaign Issues page, under "Supporting our Businesses"

“The current one hands the biggest breaks to the people who need them least, throws crumbs to everybody else, and has run up the largest deficits in American history.”

On his campaign Issues page, under "Rewrite the tax code"

Said he would not favor restoring the expired enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies, favors expanded health savings accounts, and supports the new Medicaid work requirements.

“Michael supports restructuring the federal role in Medicaid to give states more flexibility while expanding access to private insurance options for low-income Americans.”

On his campaign About page (written in the third person)

Said he would reverse the cuts to Affordable Care Act subsidies and would work to repeal the Medicaid work requirements.

Said she would work to bring back the Affordable Care Act subsidies, would work to repeal Medicaid work requirements, and eventually wants a taxpayer-funded national health insurance plan.

His campaign Issues page says he would fight to preserve federal grants to local police and sheriffs' offices and prioritize local law enforcement in his budget submissions.

“School choice and support for vocational programs.”

On his campaign Policies page, under "Protecting Parental Rights and Local Control of Education"

“He has fought for school choice, veterans’ education benefits and growing the workforce to create jobs.”

On his campaign home page (written in the third person)

In her Candidate Connection survey, says she supports raising the federal minimum wage so full-time workers are not living in poverty.

His campaign site says tariffs, along with wars and tax cuts for billionaires, are driving up the cost of living for Louisiana families.

His campaign issues page lists proof of citizenship among his election priorities and calls on Congress to pass the SAVE America Act.

His campaign Issues page says he supports the SAVE America Act, which he describes as requiring proof of citizenship to vote.

“Congress is supposed to be a check on the President, not a rubber stamp, and I will lead that charge.”

On his campaign Issues page, in a section on the war with Iran

His campaign issues page says he helped lead the effort to bar transgender athletes from girls' and women's sports and will carry that fight to Washington.