Liberty Candidate Scorecard

The state should use programs like AIDEA to help finance private projects it believes will benefit Alaska's economy.

A business that can't pay all of its workers a living wage doesn't deserve to be in business.

Healthcare would be provided more efficiently by a free market than a government single payer.

Public school teachers are better suited than parents to determine what children should learn.

Alaska should be free to allow any ships, foreign or domestic, to deliver goods to the State.

Firearms restrictions are constitutional as long as they improve public safety.

Adults should be able to work in any profession without getting government permission.

No group of Alaskans should get priority access to fish and game over any other Alaskan.

Government should not be allowed to collect citizens' data or communications without a warrant.

The Alaska Legislature puts PFD dollars to better use than individual Alaskans would.

The U.S. military should maintain a strong overseas presence to defend American interests.

Adults should be free to buy, sell, and use any drug without it being a crime.

Elections should use ranked-choice voting, so voters can rank candidates instead of risking a 'wasted' vote on a third party.

Adults should be free to make their own medical decisions without government approval.

The government has a responsibility to restrict harmful speech.

Law enforcement officers should be protected from personal lawsuits when they violate someone's rights on duty.