2020 GA Senate race: on Gun Control

David Perdue: Ample guns laws on the books; supports background checks

Perdue: "We have ample gun laws on the books;" should enforce them. Supports some more stringent background checks.

Ossoff: Supports universal background checks, red-flag laws, closing gun-show loophole, as well as a ban on assault weapons.

Jon Ossoff: Supports background checks, assault weapon ban

Ossoff: Supports universal background checks, red-flag laws, closing gun-show loophole, as well as a ban on assault weapons.

Perdue: "We have ample gun laws on the books;" should enforce them. Supports some more stringent background checks.

Shane Hazel: Repeal all gun laws; strictly interpret 2nd Amendment

Jon Ossoff: Background checks; red flag laws; assault weapon ban

Teresa Tomlinson: Universal background checks; assault weapon ban

As the next United States Senator from Georgia, I will:
• Establish universal background checks requiring purchasers to pass a background check before acquiring a firearm from any seller.
• Permanently ban the sale or transfer of assault weapons and large-capacity ammunition magazines.
• Block suspected terrorists who are on federal "no fly" lists from purchasing guns. Known terrorists have no right to access such weapons. Impose federal restrictions on gun ownership by individuals who suffer from serious mental health conditions and who pose a threat to themselves or others.
• The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) and other law enforcement agencies should be allowed to collect and organize searchable data regarding guns sales, offenders and other such information.
• Provide funding for the study of gun violence as a public safety issue and provide funding for evidence-based gun violence intervention programs.

Ted Terry: 2nd Amendment doesn't mean unfettered access to guns