Fayth Elizabeth Park

Strongly Agree

I can support this statement because I believe every human life has inherent dignity and value. We should work to protect life while also supporting mothers, families, adoption, foster care, and access to quality prenatal and maternal healthcare. My goal is to reduce the number of abortions by making it easier to choose life, while treating everyone with compassion and respect.

Agree

I agree. Human life has inherent value regardless of how it is conceived. Embryos created through artificial reproductive technologies should be treated with dignity and protected from purposeful destruction. I support ethical medical research and innovation, but it should never come at the expense of innocent human life.

I support protecting life and respect Georgia’s heartbeat law as the will of the state. These decisions should primarily remain with states and their elected representatives, not Washington. I support limits on elective abortion with exceptions for the life of the mother and cases of rape, trafficking, and incest. We should reduce abortions by supporting mothers, families, adoption, and prenatal care.

Strongly Disagree

I do not support taxpayer funding for abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, through federal, state, or local programs such as Title X. Public funds should instead support comprehensive healthcare services that serve women and families without subsidizing elective abortion. We should ensure access to preventive care, maternal health, miscarriage care, and family services while respecting the diverse views of taxpayers and focusing resources on life-affirming care.

Neutral

I support protecting life and believe abortion policy should primarily be determined by states. Any application of federal law should be consistent with modern court rulings and respect state authority.

Strongly Agree

I strongly agree. Free enterprise and the protection of private property are essential to a healthy and productive economy. When individuals and small businesses are empowered to innovate, invest, and build without unnecessary government interference, communities thrive and opportunity expands. I support policies that strengthen economic freedom while ensuring fair competition and accountability.

Agree

I believe our tax system should be fair and ensure that those at the very top of the income scale contribute more to support working families and strengthen opportunity. At the same time, taxes must remain simple, competitive, and designed to encourage investment, job creation, and small business growth. The goal should be shared prosperity, where working families are not carrying an unfair burden while the wealthiest contribute their fair share.

Strongly Agree

I strongly agree. The national debt is a serious long-term threat to economic stability and future generations. The federal government must get its fiscal house in order by cutting wasteful and inefficient spending, prioritizing essential services, and increasing accountability in how taxpayer dollars are used. We can protect core commitments while reducing unnecessary spending and restoring long-term fiscal discipline.

I would focus on reducing government waste by eliminating duplicate federal programs, strengthening oversight to prevent fraud and improper payments, and reducing bloated administrative costs. I support reviewing corporate subsidies and special-interest spending to ensure taxpayer dollars are used efficiently. I also believe federal contracting should be modernized with greater transparency and competition to lower costs and improve accountability.

Disagree

I disagree. While I support strong protections against discrimination and ensure people can access essential services, individuals and business owners should not be compelled by the government to act in ways that directly violate their deeply held moral or religious beliefs. A free society must balance equal access with constitutional protections for religious liberty and conscience rights, seeking reasonable accommodations where possible rather than coercion.

“Separation of church and state” means the government cannot establish an official religion or interfere with the free exercise of faith. At the same time, America is a nation with a strong religious heritage, reflected in phrases like “one nation under God,” and people of faith should not be excluded from public life. I support protecting both religious liberty and the constitutional limits on government involvement in religion.

Healthcare insurance funded by the government should be available for all who want it, along with private healthcare options.

Strongly Disagree

I strongly disagree. While I support data-driven healthcare policy and efforts to reduce costs, creating a government database of individuals with medical conditions raises serious privacy concerns and risks misuse of sensitive health information. Healthcare decisions should remain private between patients and their providers. We should focus on improving efficiency and reducing costs without compromising medical privacy or individual rights.

I believe the United States should be cautious in foreign intervention and prioritize protecting our national sovereignty and interests. While we should stand with allies and respond to genuine threats to security or stability, we must avoid becoming overextended in nation-building or internal political conflicts abroad. Our foreign policy should be strong, strategic, and disciplined, with a clear focus on American security and priorities first.

Strongly Agree

I believe the Chinese Communist Party poses serious and multifaceted challenges to the United States, including military expansion, cyber security threats, intellectual property theft, and unfair economic practices. The U.S. should respond with strength through deterrence, secure supply chains, and protection of infrastructure, while also using diplomacy and strategic engagement when it serves American interests and national security.

The U.S. Israel relationship is important, but it should be based strictly on American national interests and not influenced by foreign governments or lobbying groups. I support strong alliances, but I believe all foreign policy decisions should be made transparently by elected U.S. officials. We should reduce the influence of foreign money and special interests in Washington to ensure accountability and prioritize the American people first.

Strongly Agree

I strongly agree. Islamic terrorism, like all forms of violent extremism, poses a serious threat to U.S. national security and the safety of our citizens and allies. We must remain vigilant through strong intelligence, law enforcement cooperation, and targeted counterterrorism efforts while also avoiding discrimination against entire communities. Our focus should be on identifying and stopping violent actors wherever they emerge.

Immigration to the United States should be legal, orderly, and merit-based, with strong security screening to protect national safety and uphold the rule of law. We should secure the border and enforce existing laws while maintaining a system that allows lawful immigration to meet workforce needs in key industries. Those who come should do so through proper legal channels, respect our laws, and contribute to our economy. We can balance security, fairness, and economic growth.

Strongly Disagree

I support local communities fostering trust between residents and law enforcement, but I also believe immigration laws must be enforced consistently. Any policies should balance public safety, respect for due process, and the need to ensure that housing, wages, and public services remain accessible to American citizens and legal residents. We should fix the immigration system rather than create conflicting local and federal enforcement rules.

Agree

I support significantly reducing the federal role in education and returning control to states, communities, and parents. Schools should focus on strong core academics, critical thinking, and preparing students for success after high school in life, college and the workforce. Curriculum should be transparent to parents, and education should avoid partisan or ideological bias. The goal should be well-prepared, capable, and productive young adults.

Strongly Agree

American education policy should be shaped by American parents, communities, and elected officials.

Choose not to answer

I believe decisions regarding a child’s gender identity and any related medical care should be handled with great caution and involve parents, qualified medical professionals, and mental health experts. These are complex and sensitive issues that should not be politicized. My focus is on protecting the well-being of children, ensuring parents are fully informed and involved, and supporting evidence-based, individualized care that prioritizes long-term health and stability.

Agree

I agree that marriage is a deeply important institution that has traditionally been understood as the union of one man and one woman in many faith traditions. At the same time, civil marriage is a legal status governed by the Constitution and law. I support protecting religious liberty and allowing individuals and faith communities to live according to their beliefs, while respecting the legal framework that governs civil marriage in a diverse society.

My spiritual beliefs are rooted in the Christian faith, and I try to live by core teachings of compassion, honesty, and service to others. My values are also shaped by American principles like personal responsibility, hard work, and treating others with respect. I believe faith can be a guiding foundation in life, while also respecting that people in our country hold a wide range of beliefs and should all be free to live according to their conscience.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

I believe the most reliable approach is an all-of-the-above strategy that includes nuclear, natural gas, and renewables like solar and wind, and long-term energy independence without driving up costs.

No

No

Lean Conservative

Overall, I would describe my views as lean conservative. I support free enterprise, fiscal responsibility, and reducing unnecessary federal government overreach, while also prioritizing strong national security, secure borders, and religious liberty. I believe many decisions should be returned to states and local communities. At the same time, I support practical, balanced solutions in areas like healthcare and recognize the need for a basic safety net and policies that support working families.

Strongly Agree

I strongly agree. Protecting children from sexual exploitation online is a core responsibility of government, law enforcement, and technology platforms. We must strengthen enforcement against predators, improve reporting and detection systems, and ensure online companies are held accountable for safeguarding minors. At the same time, we should support parents with tools and education to help keep children safe in an increasingly digital world.

We must protect the constitutional right to keep and bear arms while taking reasonable steps to improve public safety. I support enforcing existing laws, strengthening background checks with proper safeguards to prevent misuse, ensuring firearms are kept out of the hands of violent offenders and those legally prohibited, and improving mental health and law enforcement coordination. Efforts should focus on enforcement and prevention rather than broad restrictions on law-abiding citizens.