Stephanie Murphy on Government Reform

	Stephanie Murphy on Government Reform

There is too much money in politics

Stephanie also believes there is too much money in politics, which is why she will work in Congress to pass comprehensive campaign finance reform that forces Congress to actually listen to the American people--not the lobbyists lining their own pockets.

Stephanie is proudly endorsed by End Citizens United and supports a constitutional amendment to overturn the disastrous Citizens United Supreme Court decision, which opened the floodgates of dark, special interest money that is damaging our political process and preventing Congress from actually getting results for American families. She will also be a strong advocate for more accountability and transparency in our political process and will fight to take the reins of government back from the special interests.

Source: 2016 House campaign website StephanieMurphyforCongress.com , Nov 8, 2016

Wholesale review of all overly-burdensome regulations

Stephanie knows firsthand how frustrating and harmful bad or senseless regulations can be. That's why she supports a wholesale review of all rules and regulations to modify or roll back those that are out-of-date, unnecessary, duplicative or overly-burdensome to entrepreneurs and small businesses. She would also strongly support the Small Business Administration's Office of Advocacy, which is the small businesses watchdog throughout the federal regulatory process. Source: 2016 House campaign website StephanieMurphyforCongress.com , Nov 8, 2016

Click here for definitions & background information on Government Reform. Click here for HouseMatch answers by Stephanie Murphy. Click here for a summary of Stephanie Murphy's positions on all issues. Click here for a summary of Stephanie Murphy's positions on the AmericansElect.org quiz. Click here for contact information for Stephanie Murphy. Click here for a Wikipedia profile of Stephanie Murphy. Click here for a Ballotpedia profile of Stephanie Murphy. Click here for other FL politicians. Click here for FL primary archives. Click here for FL secondary archives.
*2016-17 Governor, House and Senate candidates on Government Reform:*			*Stephanie Murphy on other issues:*
*FL Gubernatorial:* Alexander Snitker Andrew Gillum Charlie Crist Gwen Graham Rick Scott *FL Senatorial:* Bill Nelson *Special elections in 2017 (Democrats):* ~~CA-34~~:Becerra(D; appointed CA Atty General) CA-34:Gomez(D; elected June 6) ~~GA-6~~:Ossoff(D; lost election June 20) *Newly-elected Democrats seated Jan.2017:* AZ-1:O`Halleran(D) CA-17:Khanna(D) CA-20:Panetta(D) CA-24:Carbajal(D) CA-44:Barragan(D) CA-46:Correa(D) DE-0:Rochester(D) FL-5:Lawson(D) FL-7:Murphy(D) FL-9:Soto(D) FL-10:Demings(D) FL-13:Crist(D) HI-1:Hanabusa(D) IL-10:Schneider(D) IL-8:Krishnamoorthi(D) MD-4:Brown(D) MD-8:Raskin(D) NH-1:Shea-Porter(D) NJ-5:Gottheimer(D) NV-3:Rosen(D) NV-4:Kihuen(D) NY-3:Suozzi(D) NY-13:Espaillat(D) PA-2:Evans(D) TX-15:Gonzalez(D) VA-4:McEachin(D) WA-7:Jayapal(D)	*Special elections in 2017 (Republicans):* ~~KS-4~~:Pompeo(R; appointed CIA Director) KS-4:Estes(R; elected April 11) ~~GA-6~~:Price(R; appointed HHS Secretary) GA-6:Handel(R; elected June 20) ~~MT-0~~:Zinke(R; appointed DOI Secretary) MT-0:Gianforte(R; elected May 25) ~~SC-5~~:Mulvaney(R; appointed OMB Director) SC-5:Norman(R; elected June 20) ~~UT-3~~:Chaffetz(R; resigned; election pending Nov. 7) *Newly-elected Republicans seated Jan.2017:* AZ-5:Biggs(R) FL-1:Gaetz(R) FL-2:Dunn(R) FL-18:Mast(R) FL-19:Rooney(R) FL-4:Rutherford(R) GA-3:Ferguson(R) IN-3:Banks(R) IN-9:Hollingsworth(R) KS-1:Marshall(R) KY-1:Comer(R) MI-1:Bergman(R) MI-10:Mitchell(R) MN-2:Lewis(R) NC-13:Budd(R) NE-2:Bacon(R) NY-19:Faso(R) NY-22:Tenney(R) PA-8:Fitzpatrick(R) TN-8:Kustoff(R) TX-19:Arrington(R) VA-2:Taylor(R) VA-5:Garrett(R) WI-8:Gallagher(R) WY-0:Cheney(R)	Abortion Budget/Economy Civil Rights Corporations Crime Drugs Education Energy/Oil Environment Families/Children Foreign Policy Free Trade Govt. Reform Gun Control Health Care Homeland Security Immigration Infrastructure/Technology Jobs Principles/Values Social Security Tax Reform War/Iraq/Mideast Welfare/Poverty Main Page Wikipedia Profile Ballotpedia Profile FL politicians FL Archives

Page last updated: Jul 03, 2017