Mills: Yes. Proud that ME voters were first state to approve marriage equality at the ballot box.
Moody: Not personally. "Marriage is one man & one woman." Opposed marriage equality law, but in 2010 campaign, said he would "respect the will of voters."
Mills: Yes. Properly implemented, could "bring millions into our state economy, create jobs, and end unjust & costly war on drugs."
Moody: Opposes, part of corrupt initiative process that led him to run for office. Can't test impairment, so legalization is a liability for employers.
Mills: No. Allowing untold, undisclosed money into our politics is corrosive to democracy. Overturn Citizens United.
Moody: No position found.
Mills: Yes. Ban bump stocks and high-capacity magazines. Spent career fighting for sensible gun safety laws, including related to domestic violence.
Moody: No. Supports ME Constitution's statement that right to keep and bear arms "shall never be questioned."
Mills: Yes. Preserve recent increase passed by voters, to $12/hr by 2020.
Moody: No. Roll back recent increase. This is among the initiatives he opposed.
Mills: Yes. "Rollback of net neutrality is a transparent giveaway to a few huge corporations."
Moody: Unknown.
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The above quotations are from CampusElect.org 2018 Campus Election Engagement Project.
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