Mike Quigley

Mike Quigley has consistently supported policies that aim to stimulate economic growth through federal investment in infrastructure and support for small businesses. He advocates for reducing income inequality through tax reforms.

Quigley supports sustainable agricultural practices and has backed legislation that promotes local food systems and reduces subsidies for large industrial farms, emphasizing environmental conservation.

He has advocated for comprehensive immigration reform, including pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and protection for DACA recipients, while also emphasizing border security.

Quigley supports increased federal funding for public education, including early childhood education and measures to make college more affordable, such as expanding Pell Grants.

He advocates for transitioning towards renewable energy sources, reducing reliance on fossil fuels, and investing in clean energy technologies to address environmental concerns.

Quigley acknowledges climate change as a critical issue and supports legislation aimed at reducing carbon emissions and implementing international agreements like the Paris Climate Accord.

He has consistently supported measures to expand access to healthcare, defend the Affordable Care Act, and reduce prescription drug costs, advocating for a public option.

Quigley supports federal investment in affordable housing and measures to address homelessness, including increasing funding for housing assistance programs.

He prioritizes public transportation development, infrastructure improvements, and the reduction of carbon emissions from the transportation sector, supporting federal funding initiatives.

Quigley advocates for better resources and support systems for veterans, including healthcare accessibility, education, and employment opportunities, emphasizing the need to address mental health issues.

He supports expanding voting rights and access, endorsing measures such as automatic voter registration, protection against voter suppression, and the restoration of the Voting Rights Act.