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Ansari supports expanding access to affordable healthcare and lowering patients’ costs, including expanding prescription-drug price negotiations, addressing pharmacy-benefit-manager and corporate-hospital profiteering, and reducing…

Redkey supports a universal, single-payer healthcare system modeled on TRICARE Prime, with automatic enrollment, no copays or deductibles, no surprise bills, primary and specialty care access, and preventive-care emphasis.

Ansari’s campaign says federal leaders should reduce the rising cost of living for working families to promote economic stability and financial freedom, and advocates addressing barriers faced by minority-owned small businesses by…

Aversa's economic platform calls for a return to the land, arguing that local, sustainable farming is the solution to the unemployment crisis.

Redkey proposes “Foundation Economics,” a bottom-up economic framework centered on raising wages, limiting concentrated wealth and corporate power, subsidizing childcare for modest-income families, and supporting small businesses.

Ansari supports climate action and expanding renewable energy. Her campaign’s climate plan identifies extreme heat and water scarcity as priorities, while as a representative she sponsored the Geothermal Gold Book Development Act, which…

Redkey says he would recommit the United States to international climate agreements, restore science-based environmental rulemaking and safeguards, and invest in domestic clean-energy manufacturing to create Arizona jobs and improve…

Ansari supports reproductive healthcare access and bodily autonomy. In March 2026, she introduced the HER Agenda and sponsored the Reproductive Healthcare Leave Act (H.R. 8158), which would provide 96 hours of annual paid leave for…

Aversa says abortion has unjustly taken the right to life away from millions of innocent persons. He says his goal is to run uncensorable TV ads exposing the reality of abortion so that "child-killing ends and the right to life is protected for all."

In an August 18, 2026 campaign Facebook post, Redkey criticized overturning Roe v. Wade, calling it a conservative/fascist approach to addressing declining childbearing and contrasting it with his preferred economic response of taxing the…

Ansari supports expanding protections for certain immigrants and limiting abusive immigration enforcement. In 2026, she introduced legislation to rescind $75 billion in ICE funding, require reporting and oversight of detention conditions,…

Aversa said Congress should allow states to protect themselves against what he called an “invasion of foreigners.” This was his response to a 2024 Arizona 3rd Congressional District questionnaire about federal immigration reform; no newer…

David Redkey supports humane, orderly immigration reform that secures the border while protecting family unity and fair asylum procedures.

Ansari supports gun-safety measures, including banning the sale of assault weapons, strengthening background checks, raising the minimum purchase age for certain firearms to 21, and closing access loopholes affecting domestic abusers and…

A June 2024 candidate-platform summary reported that Alan Aversa opposed gun control. No newer firearms-specific statement, vote, or policy page for his 2026 AZ-03 campaign was found in the searches conducted; the available position is…

Ansari has called for holding Iran's government accountable for violence against its people and supporting Iranians seeking freedom and democracy, while opposing unauthorized U.S. military action and emphasizing that Congress—not the…

Aversa opposes U.S. involvement in and funding of what he calls genocidal wars by Israel, Ukraine, Iran, and elsewhere. He describes himself as "America first," saying domestic issues need to be addressed before foreign conflicts.

Redkey says U.S. foreign policy should prioritize human dignity, international law, and civilian protection. He supports a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, full humanitarian access, ending U.S. military aid when it is used in violation of…

Ansari has supported expanding civil-rights protections, including cosponsoring the Equality Act (H.R. 15) and the Transgender Bill of Rights.

Aversa's campaign frames equality and civil rights primarily through protection of the right to life, citing the Declaration of Independence and the Fourteenth Amendment's equal-protection language.

Redkey supports recognizing and publishing the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment and says he would back enforcement measures covering pay equity, pregnancy and caregiver protections, and updated Title VII/Title IX remedies.

Ansari has criticized Arizona’s universal school-voucher program, arguing that it directs public resources toward wealthier students and private schools while weakening public schools.

Aversa says parents are their children's first educators and have the right to choose how to educate their children. He opposes promoting transgender-related content, critical race theory (CRT), and what he characterizes as scientifically…

Redkey says federal education dollars should go to public schools and opposes vouchers, education savings accounts, and tax-credit schemes that divert K–12 funds to private tuition.

In an April 16, 2026 House Oversight subcommittee roundtable on artificial intelligence, Ansari raised concerns about the Trump administration’s use of AI in the war with Iran, AI’s intensive energy consumption, and potential climate…

Redkey's public candidate profile acknowledges that artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the economy and daily life, but the available text does not identify a specific legislative or regulatory position on AI, technology policy,…

Ansari supports protecting and expanding voter access, including no-excuse early voting and vote-by-mail, and opposes federal political interference in state-administered elections.

Ansari has emphasized directing federal resources to Arizona’s 3rd District for local infrastructure, public safety, transportation, environmental resilience, and homelessness services.

Redkey says he would prioritize “local first” jobs and supports that keep work and prosperity in Arizona communities, strengthen public-school funding, and improve constituent service.