Scott K. Thomas

I am generally pro-life but have circumstances for rape, incest, Life of Mother and Fetal abonormalities. My concept is centered on the following: “Protect life, with compassion for rare and tragic cases.” “Support alternatives to abortion, like adoption and resources for mothers.” “Let states decide—keep the federal government out of it.

Strongly Agree

No, I do not support this type of funding, though I do advocate Pro-life clinics.

Neutral

I believe in the sanctity of life, that life is sacred from conception to natural death and I would advocate for better access to hospice and pain management and/or freedom of choice

I support reforming the tax code to make it simpler, fairer, and more pro-growth.

I believe there are areas of non-defense, entitlement reform and a focus on waste, fraud and abuse spending that could assist in achieving this goal.

Strongly Agree

No.

Disagree

I believe that all businesses have a right to refuse services based on their beliefs and their moral compass for supporting and driving that business within the community.

Churches should be untouched when it comes to advocating for closure when it relates to religious matters

If I am choosing an option, I would go with C: as I support keeping Medicare and Medicaid for the elderly, disabled, and most vulnerable, but oppose expanding government-run healthcare beyond those programs.

My stance on vaccine mandates typically emphasizes individual liberty, parental rights, limited government, and personal responsibility—while recognizing the government's role in protecting public health in extraordinary cases.

The U.S. should focus on maintaining a strong, well-funded military capable of targeting terrorist threats globally. Use targeted force (e.g., drone strikes, special operations) rather than large-scale troop deployments when possible. Tighten our border and work with allies to disrupt terrorist financing networks and hold state sponsors of terror accountable.

Disagree

I would generally oppose the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) movement, BDS movement is widely viewed as harboring or enabling anti-Semitic elements, especially when it seeks to delegitimize the Jewish state entirely.

Strongly Agree

Yes. Securing our southern border is not only a matter of national security, it's a matter of protecting American jobs, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring the safety of our communities. I support taking stronger action to stop illegal immigration, curb drug and human trafficking, and restore integrity to our immigration system. We are a nation of immigrants—but also a nation of laws—and it's time we enforce them effectively to protect the freedoms and opportunities of our citizens.

All people should be allowed to immigrate to the U.S. as long as we have the appropriate mechanisms in place to vet and authorize entry.

Strongly Agree

I strongly support school choice, including voucher programs, tax credits, charter schools, private schools, and home schooling. This is a core principle in education policy and reflects values like parental rights, freedom, competition, and local control.

Strongly Agree

Yes, as they provide a moral foundation that helped shape the American system of limited government, individual liberty, and rule of law.

Neutral

I support equal rights for all Americans

Strongly Agree

Marriage is a sacred covenant, ordained by God, between one man and one woman. This foundational institution has served as the bedrock of strong families and stable societies for generations. While governments can recognize marriages, they do not have the authority to redefine what God has already defined. Upholding this definition is not about discrimination—it's about honoring timeless truths, preserving religious liberty, and protecting the moral fabric of our nation.

As a Catholic, my spiritual beliefs and values are rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, sacred Scripture, and the tradition of the Catholic Church. They guide my personal faith, view of morality, commitment to others, and my understanding of life’s purpose.

Strongly Disagree

Ensuring fair and secure elections is fundamental to our democracy. Requiring photo identification to vote is a common-sense measure that protects the integrity of the electoral process. Just as we need ID to board a plane, buy certain medications, or open a bank account, it's reasonable to ask for ID when participating in one of our most important civic duties. Voter ID laws help prevent fraud, build trust in the system, and make sure every legal vote count.

Voter ID laws should be enacted which are uniform, enforceable and free from loopholes, tighten mail-in voting requirements, enforce voting deadlines, increase restrictions on ballot harvesting and more stringent voter registration databases.

Strongly Disagree

I do not agree with Critical Race Theory, which claims that America’s institutions are fundamentally and systemically racist. While our nation, like any other, has a complex history, I believe in the progress we’ve made and in the foundational principles that make the United States exceptional—liberty, equality under the law, and opportunity for all. We should teach history honestly, including its struggles, but not in a way that divides people or assigns guilt based on race.

Targeted acts of racially motivated violence do pose a national security risk—but they should be addressed individually through law enforcement, not by labeling entire communities or systems as inherently racist.

Strongly Disagree

I would generally oppose reparations based on race, as they seem divisive, impractical, and they seem to fundamentally undermine the concepts of equal opportunity, not equal outcomes, and rejects policies that allocate benefits based on racial identity.

A) would be closer.

Agree

I generally support the use of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) to extract oil and natural gas. This position focuses on the values of energy independence, economic growth, free market innovation, and reduced reliance on foreign energy sources.

Protect individual liberties, uphold the rule of law, ensure national security, and create the conditions for free enterprise and personal responsibility to thrive. The government should be limited in scope, accountable to the people, and focused on preserving the Constitution and the freedoms it guarantees—not managing every aspect of our lives.

Conservative

Based on the questions you've asked—particularly interest in topics like voter ID, securing the southern border, traditional marriage, Critical Race Theory, and defining the purpose of government from a Republican standpoint—I would lean conservative or are aligned with Republican values.

NSTR

No.

I’m committed to serving with integrity, putting the interests of hardworking families first, and preserving the freedoms that make our country exceptional. My legislative priorities focus on promoting economic growth through lower taxes and less government regulation, strengthening our national security, supporting quality education with school choice options, and protecting life and religious liberty. I believe in common-sense solutions that empower individuals, respect parental rights, and uphold our traditional values.

Agree

As a prior police officer and veteran of our United States Army, Yes

Strongly Disagree

No.

As a prior police officer and strong advocated for the 2nd Amendment, I would focus on strengthening enforcement, ensuring current laws on background checks and firearm possession are fully enforced; Keep guns away from convicted felons, domestic abusers, and individuals with a history of severe mental illness who pose a risk; back improvements on background checks, but oppose expansive universal background checks that create bureaucratic burdens on law-abiding buyers or private sales; and promo

Strongly Disagree

I would generally oppose allowing the suing of firearms dealers and manufacturers under most circumstances. This stance is grounded in protecting lawful gun rights and supporting the Second Amendment.