Bea Valenti

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I believe every human life has inherent dignity and worth from the moment of conception. That conviction isn't just political for me. A society that fails to protect its most vulnerable members, the unborn and the elderly, has lost its moral compass. I will always stand for life at every stage.

Strongly Agree

Human life is human life, regardless of how it came into being. Embryos created through IVF or other artificial methods are not property to be discarded. I support protecting them from purposeful destruction and believe Congress must approach these questions with both moral seriousness and compassion for families navigating difficult circumstances.

I do not support elective abortion. I believe life begins at conception, and that conviction guides my position. I recognize there are rare, medically serious circumstances, such as ectopic pregnancies and situations where the mother's life is in genuine danger, that require compassionate, case-by-case medical judgment. But elective abortion on demand is not something I can support. As your representative, I will always be on the side of life.

Strongly Disagree

American taxpayers should never be forced to subsidize the abortion industry. Planned Parenthood is one of the largest abortion providers in the country, and directing federal funding their way is unconscionable. I will vote to defund Planned Parenthood and redirect those resources to federally qualified health centers that provide comprehensive care without performing abortions.

Agree

Agree. Federal law is federal law, and the Comstock Act remains on the books. Enforcement of existing statute is not an extreme position; it is a basic function of government. Chemical abortions carry real health risks, and the mail-order distribution of these drugs without proper medical oversight is a serious public safety concern. I support enforcement.

Strongly Agree

This is not a debatable point for me. Free markets, private property rights, and limited government interference are the foundations of American prosperity. I saw firsthand during my time in the Trump White House how pro-growth policies, deregulation, and tax cuts lifted workers and families. The answer to our economic challenges is always more freedom, not more government.

Strongly Disagree

Class warfare is not economic policy. Raising taxes on successful Americans and businesses does not help working families; it destroys the investment, job creation, and opportunity that working families depend on. The path to relief for working families is lower taxes across the board, less regulation, and an economy that grows from the bottom up.

Strongly Agree

Our national debt is a generational crisis and Washington refuses to treat it like one. I have watched from inside the Senate and the White House as both parties kick the can down the road while the debt climbs toward $40 trillion. Enough. Real spending cuts, not baselines tricks and budget gimmicks, are essential. I will go to Washington to fight for a government that lives within its means.

First, I would eliminate the Department of Education and return authority to states. Second, I would shut down USAID, a slush fund for left-wing initiatives with no connection to American interests. Third, I would audit all federal agencies and zero out duplicative programs. Fourth, I would end federal funding for DEI bureaucracies. Fifth, I support reforming the Federal Reserve to bring transparency and accountability to monetary policy.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Disagree. Religious liberty is the first freedom for a reason. No American should be compelled by their government to act against their deeply held moral or religious convictions.

Those words don't appear anywhere in the Constitution. The First Amendment protects Americans from a government-established religion and guarantees the free exercise of faith. That's it. It was never meant to push religion out of public life or silence people of faith in the public square. My values are shaped by my faith, and I won't apologize for that.

C) Medicaid and Medicare should remain available, but no other taxpayer-funded programs are necessary

Strongly Disagree

The government has no business compiling databases of Americans' private medical information. That is a invasion of privacy and a serious threat to civil liberties. Medical decisions belong to patients and their doctors, not Washington bureaucrats. I will always oppose efforts to expand government surveillance of American citizens, and that includes their health records

B) America cannot be the world's policeman, and unlimited foreign intervention is not a sustainable strategy. But disengagement is not the answer either. I believe in a foreign policy grounded in American interests, peace through strength, and strategic support for allies who share our values and advance our security. That is the approach President Trump has brought back to American foreign policy, and it is the right one.

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I spent time on the House Select Committee on China and I do not take this threat lightly. The CCP is engaged in a long-term, whole-of-government effort to displace American power, steal our technology, compromise our institutions, and dominate global trade and supply chains. This is the defining geopolitical challenge of our generation. We need leaders in Washington who understand the depth of this threat and are willing to act on it.

Absolutely. Israel is America's most important ally in the Middle East, a fellow democracy surrounded by hostile neighbors, and a critical partner in intelligence sharing and counterterrorism operations.

Strongly Agree

Radical Islamic terrorism remains one of the most serious threats to American lives and American interests at home and abroad. As a Navy Reservist and someone who has worked on homeland security issues on Capitol Hill, I understand that this threat has not gone away, it has evolved. We must maintain vigilance, robust intelligence capabilities, and a military posture that deters and defeats jihadist networks wherever they operate.

Immigration should be legal, orderly, and serve the national interest. I support a merit-based immigration system that prioritizes skills, education, and the ability to contribute to American society. People who follow the law, go through the proper process, and demonstrate a commitment to American values are welcome. What I will never support is open borders, catch-and-release, or policies that reward those who break the law to enter our country. We are a nation of immigrants and a nation of la

Strongly Disagree

Sanctuary cities are an affront to the rule of law and a danger to the communities they claim to protect. When local governments refuse to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement, they shield criminal illegal aliens from accountability and put innocent Americans at risk. I fully support President Trump's efforts to crack down on sanctuary jurisdictions and will vote to withhold federal funding from any city or county that defies immigration law.

Strongly Agree

The Department of Education has spent decades centralizing control over our children's education while outcomes have gotten worse. Parents, teachers, and local school boards know what their children and communities need far better than bureaucrats in Washington. I support eliminating the Department of Education and returning that authority to the states. Florida has shown what's possible when government gets out of the way.

Strongly Agree

Foreign funding in American education, particularly from adversarial nations like China, is a serious national security threat. It buys influence over curriculum, research, and faculty at our universities. The Chinese Communist Party has used Confucius Institutes and other vehicles to embed themselves on American campuses. This must stop. I support full transparency requirements and outright prohibitions on funding from foreign adversaries in our educational institutions.

Strongly Agree

Children cannot consent to irreversible medical procedures, and the adults and institutions pushing gender transitions on minors are causing serious, lasting harm. Florida has led the way in protecting children from this ideology, and I will fight to extend those protections at the federal level. Puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgical interventions on minors have no place in a compassionate, responsible medical system.

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I believe marriage was designed by God as a union between one man and one woman, and that conviction is part of my faith.

My faith is the bedrock of everything I do. I am a Christian, and I believe that our rights come not from the government but from God. That belief drives my commitment to life, liberty, religious freedom, and service to others. Public service is, at its core, a calling, and I approach it that way. Growing up in Tampa, going through the military, working in the Senate and at the White House, my faith has been the constant that grounds me and keeps me focused on what truly matters.

Strongly Disagree

Voter ID is common sense. The integrity of our elections depends on knowing that every vote cast is a legal vote by an eligible voter. Every other major democracy in the world requires some form of identification to vote. The argument that asking for ID is somehow discriminatory is an insult to every American. Free IDs are available. I support photo ID requirements for all elections.

Strongly Agree

This is not a complicated question. Women worked too hard and too long for equal opportunities in sports and safe spaces to have them erased by a radical ideology that ignores basic biology. Biological males do not belong in women's sports, women's locker rooms, women's shelters, or women's prisons. President Trump has taken action on this, and I will support and reinforce those protections in Congress.

America needs nuclear, natural gas, and coal to keep the grid reliable. I support American energy dominance, lower costs for families, and keeping radical green ideology out of our energy policy.

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Very Conservative

Strongly Agree

Protecting children from predators online is one of the clearest responsibilities government has. The explosion of social media and online platforms has created avenues for exploitation that did not exist a generation ago, and Congress has been too slow to respond. I support strong federal legislation to hold platforms accountable, equip law enforcement with the tools they need, and ensure that the internet is not a hunting ground for those who prey on children.

The Second Amendment is a constitutional right and I will defend it without apology. The problem with gun violence is not law-abiding gun owners; it is criminals, mental illness, and a failure to enforce existing law. I do not support new restrictions on responsible gun owners. I support enforcing the laws already on the books and protecting the rights of every legal gun owner.