National Defense & Military
Positions on military spending, veterans affairs, defense strategy, and national security readiness.
Defense is about how much we spend on the military. It covers troops, weapons, veterans, and bases around the world.
Wants a strong military with enough money to stay ready.
Wants to spend less on the military and use that money for things at home.
Officials grouped by where they land on this issue.
Stances are estimated, not sourced to each official’s public record. Treat them as a starting point and check a politician’s own statements before relying on them.
Favors8326
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated from democrat party platform
Estimated based on republican party platform
Supports defense spending.
Mixed225
Estimated from independent party platform
Veva Islas has not taken a strong public position on National Defense & Military.
Clay Lewis Jenkins has not taken a strong public position on National Defense & Military.
Rex Scott has not taken a strong public position on National Defense & Military.
Randall Woodfin has not taken a strong public position on National Defense & Military.
Buddy Dyer has not taken a strong public position on National Defense & Military.
Opposes33
Supports reducing military spending and redirecting funds to domestic priorities.
Supports significantly reducing military spending to invest in domestic social programs.
Supports significant cuts to military spending and redirecting funds to domestic programs.
Often votes to reduce military spending and redirect funds to domestic programs.
Advocates for reducing military spending and redirecting to domestic programs.
Unlike most Republicans, opposes excessive military spending and foreign military interventions.
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