Natalie Tennant in Survey of 2014 Senate campaign websites


On Free Trade: Eliminate incentives for corporations that outsource jobs

I will promote policies that reverse the loss of manufacturing jobs by eliminating incentives for corporations that outsource jobs, opposing trade deals that leave our nation on the losing end, fighting for programs that help our nation export products abroad, and that support manufacturing.
Source: 2014 Senate campaign website, NatalieTennant.com, "Issues" Feb 3, 2014

On Social Security: Oppose privatization; support cost-of-living adjustments

West Virginians believe in honoring the wisdom and experience of our senior citizens. They have worked hard and earned the right to respect and dignity as they age.

Social Security is an important income security program for Americans, and I oppose any effort to privatize the program. There are ways to help insure the program's solvency without jeopardizing benefits to those who receive them.

For many of our seniors, including my father, Social Security is a sole source of stable income after retirement. I oppose any attempt to privatize or cut Social Security benefits for any reason.

I support the annual cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security and I oppose efforts to change the formula, especially formula adjustments that do not take into account the significantly higher health-care and drug costs our seniors pay.

Source: 2014 Senate campaign website, NatalieTennant.com, "Issues" Feb 3, 2014

On Budget & Economy: Cut Secretary of State's office budget by 20%

Secretary of State Natalie Tennant is an independent leader with a proven record of putting West Virginia first.

FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY: Natalie Tennant has cut the budget in her office by over 20% and returned $3 million to the taxpayers. She is unafraid to cut duplicative programs and waste in the budget.

Source: 2014 Senate campaign website, NatalieTennant.com, "About" Nov 1, 2012

On Corporations: Help business filings via efficiency and cutting red tape

BUSINESS GROWTH: Since her election as West Virginia Secretary of State, Tennant has made business a top priority, taking great strides to increase efficiency and cut red tape. Her efforts have led to a near doubling of online filings, making it easier to start and grow a business in West Virginia.
Source: 2014 Senate campaign website, NatalieTennant.com, "About" Nov 1, 2012

On Crime: Investigating election fraud led to felony convictions

Working with the US Attorney's office, Secretary Tennant led the investigation of election fraud among Democratic elected officials, which resulted in multiple felony convictions. Unafraid of taking on corruption regardless of party or position, Tennant is on the front lines of reform in West Virginia. Under her watch, the Secretary of State's Office has conducted more investigations than during any other Secretary's term.
Source: 2014 Senate campaign website, NatalieTennant.com, "About" Nov 1, 2012

On Homeland Security: Help returning veterans find jobs and start businesses

The wife and daughter of veterans, Natalie has streamlined voting for overseas and deployed military, ensuring that our men and women in uniform can exercise the very freedoms they are defending. She also supports a number of initiatives to help returning veterans find jobs and start businesses in West Virginia.
Source: 2014 Senate campaign website, NatalieTennant.com, "About" Nov 1, 2012

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Natalie Tennant on other issues:
Abortion
Budget/Economy
Civil Rights
Corporations
Crime
Drugs
Education
Energy/Oil
Environment
Families
Foreign Policy
Free Trade
Govt. Reform
Gun Control
Health Care
Homeland Security
Immigration
Jobs
Principles
Social Security
Tax Reform
Technology
War/Peace
Welfare
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