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Privacy & Surveillance

How much the government can monitor calls, texts, location, and online activity in the name of safety.

What This Means

Privacy policy is about how much the government can monitor your calls, texts, location, and online activity in the name of safety.

Progressive

Wants strong privacy protections. Government should need a warrant to access your data.

Conservative

Wants law enforcement to have the tools to keep people safe, even if it means more surveillance.

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Party Breakdown
1910 officials
100% favors0% mixed0% opposes
21 officials
100% favors0% mixed0% opposes
69 officials
100% favors0% mixed0% opposes
Where Officials Stand

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.

Favors2000

Angel Charley
Angel Charley
NM State Senator, District 30 · NM

Estimated from democrat party platform

and 1728 others:
Kelly Cassidy
Cassidy
Tarah Probst
Probst
Kim Hicks
Hicks
Doug Owens
Owens
Hinds
Carolyn T. Comitta
Carolyn T. Comitta
State Senator · PA

Estimated based on democrat party platform

Kathy Manning
Kathy Manning
Former U.S. Representative (NC-6, 2021–2025) · NC

Supports data privacy protections for consumers.

Sylvia Garcia
Sylvia Garcia
U.S. Representative · TX

Supports data privacy protections.

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