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Governor, Mayors and Pundits:
Pete Buttigieg on Crime
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Democratic Presidential Challenger; IN Mayor:
Click here for 16 full quotes
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- Country is shockingly over-incarcerated. (Feb 2020)
- Systemic racism has penetrated into police departments. (Feb 2020)
- Legalize pot and help those incarcerated unfairly. (Feb 2020)
- Broken criminal justice system kindest to rich and guilty. (Sep 2019)
- Felons should be allowed after release from prison. (Jul 2019)
- End cash bail; it hits low-income Americans. (Jul 2019)
- Eliminate private prisons. (Jul 2019)
- Abolish capital punishment. (Jul 2019)
- Supports constitutional ban on death penalty. (Jul 2019)
- Move policing out from the shadow of systemic racism. (Jun 2019)
- I believe in police accountability and will implement it. (Jun 2019)
- Cut federal prison population, encourage states to follow. (Jun 2019)
- Justice is blind; appointees should uphold that principle. (Jun 2019)
- Restore voting rights for ex-cons, but not those in prison. (Apr 2019)
- Death penalty is racist; mandatory minimums too. (Mar 2019)
- Concentrate law enforcement on gang-related violence. (Feb 2019)
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Daniel Coats on Crime
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Republican Jr Senator (IN):
Click here for 8 full quotes
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- Voted YES on limiting death penalty appeals. (Apr 1996)
- Voted YES on limiting product liability punitive damage awards. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on restricting class-action lawsuits. (Dec 1995)
- Voted YES on repealing federal speed limits. (Jun 1995)
- Voted NO on mandatory prison terms for crimes involving firearms. (May 1994)
- Voted YES on rejecting racial statistics in death penalty appeals. (May 1994)
- Supports capital punishment for certain crimes. (Aug 2010)
- Rated 73% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Eric Holcomb on Crime
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Republican candidate for Governor:
Click here for 5 full quotes
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- For oversight of police & body cameras. (Nov 2020)
- Training programs for felons reduced recidivism. (Jan 2020)
- Signs victims' rights law, tightening criminal penalties. (Mar 2019)
- Train prisoners to reduce recidivism. (Jan 2019)
- Give prosecutors resources to protect vulnerable seniors. (Oct 2016)
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Eddie Melton on Crime
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Democratic Gubernatorial Challenger:
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- Restore state scholarship eligibility to felony offenders. (Jan 2019)
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Woody Myers on Crime
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Democratic candidate for governor:
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- Ban choke holds; need community-based training for police. (Nov 2020)
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Senate:
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Evan Bayh on Crime
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Democratic Jr Senator (IN):
Click here for 9 full quotes
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- Broaden use of death penalty. (Jan 1998)
- More prisons, more truth in sentencing. (Jan 1998)
- Voted YES on reinstating $1.15 billion funding for the COPS Program. (Mar 2007)
- Voted YES on $1.15 billion per year to continue the COPS program. (May 1999)
- Rated 63% by CURE, indicating mixed votes on rehabilitation. (Dec 2000)
- More funding and stricter sentencing for hate crimes. (Apr 2001)
- Establish a domestic violence volunteer attorney network. (May 2007)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
- Reduce recidivism by giving offenders a Second Chance. (Mar 2007)
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Brian Bosma on Crime
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Republican Senate candidate:
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- Supports capital punishment, and use of deadly force at home. (Nov 2012)
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Mike Braun on Crime
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| Republican Candidate for Indiana U. S. Senator:
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Joe Donnelly on Crime
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Senate Challenger; Democratic Represenative (IN-2):
Click here for 5 full quotes
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- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 82% by the NAPO, indicating a tough-on-crime stance. (Dec 2014)
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Eric Holcomb on Crime
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Republican Senate candidate:
Click here for 5 full quotes
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- For oversight of police & body cameras. (Nov 2020)
- Training programs for felons reduced recidivism. (Jan 2020)
- Signs victims' rights law, tightening criminal penalties. (Mar 2019)
- Train prisoners to reduce recidivism. (Jan 2019)
- Give prosecutors resources to protect vulnerable seniors. (Oct 2016)
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Mark Hurt on Crime
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Republican Senate challenger:
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- One small brick in the wall of justice. (Mar 2017)
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Luke Messer on Crime
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Republican candidate for Indiana U.S. Senator:
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- Death penalty for killing police officers. (Feb 2015)
- Rated 62% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Todd Rokita on Crime
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Republican candidate for Indiana U.S. Senator:
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- Rated Don't compromise community safety with sentencing reform. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 62% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Andrew Straw on Crime
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Disability party candidate for Vermont House:
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- In some cases, punishment can reduce crime. (Feb 2018)
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Marlin Stutzman on Crime
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Republican Senate candidate:
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- Harsher sentencing for "pill mill" operators. (Mar 2011)
- Rated 46% by the NAPO, indicating a police-the-police stance. (Dec 2014)
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Todd Young on Crime
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Republican Senate Challenger:
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 69% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Jim Baird on Crime
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Republican (District 4):
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- Supports the death penalty. (Sep 2018)
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Jim Banks on Crime
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Republican (District 3):
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- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
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Larry Bucshon on Crime
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Republican (District 8):
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- Supports capital punishment for certain crimes. (Aug 2010)
- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 69% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Andre Carson on Crime
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Democrat:
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- Voted YES on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 85% by the NAPO, indicating a tough-on-crime stance. (Dec 2014)
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Trey Hollingsworth on Crime
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Republican (District 9):
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- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
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Luke Messer on Crime
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Republican (District 6):
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- Death penalty for killing police officers. (Feb 2015)
- Rated 62% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Greg Pence on Crime
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| Republican (District 6):
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Todd Rokita on Crime
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Republican (District 4):
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- Rated Don't compromise community safety with sentencing reform. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 62% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Peter Visclosky on Crime
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Democratic Representative (IN-1):
Click here for 11 full quotes
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- Voted YES on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Voted YES on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted NO on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted YES on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted NO on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Voted YES on replacing death penalty with life imprisonment. (Apr 1994)
- Rated 20% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- More funding and stricter sentencing for hate crimes. (Apr 2001)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
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Jackie Walorski on Crime
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Republican (District 2):
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 69% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Todd Young on Crime
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Republican (District 9):
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 69% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Mitch Daniels on Crime
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Republican IN Governor:
Click here for 5 full quotes
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- Strengthen laws against horrid practice of human trafficking. (Jan 2012)
- Privatize prison management. (Sep 2011)
- Incarcerate in a smarter way, based on danger to society. (Jan 2011)
- Support the death penalty. (Nov 2008)
- Prevent recidivism with vocational training & alternatives. (Nov 2008)
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John Gregg on Crime
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Democratic 2016 Gubernatorial candidate:
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- Adult Protective Services is underfunded and understaffed. (Oct 2016)
- Push community policing through federal COPS resources. (Aug 2016)
- Transparent investigations of deadly force incidents. (Aug 2016)
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Mike Pence on Crime
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Republican Vice President:
Click here for 15 full quotes
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- Yes to justice for George Floyd; no to riots. (Oct 2020)
- Riots aren't peaceful protest; wrecking statues isn't speech. (Aug 2020)
- Called ex-sheriff Joe Arpaio a "champion of the rule of law". (May 2018)
- Require police to wear body cameras. (Nov 2016)
- Law enforcement is not a force for racism or division. (Oct 2016)
- Bringing up "implicit bias" demeans police officers. (Oct 2016)
- Inner-city families should want stop-and-frisk. (Oct 2016)
- Police officer are the best of us; restore law & order. (Oct 2016)
- Always stand with those who stand on the thin blue line. (Jul 2016)
- OpEd: even-minded on ending racist police brutality. (Jul 2016)
- Reduce crime, not penalties for crime. (May 2016)
- I support the death penalty; justice demands it. (Feb 2014)
- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Reduce recidivism by giving offenders a Second Chance. (Mar 2007)
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Daniel Coats on Crime
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Republican Jr Senator (IN):
Click here for 8 full quotes
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- Voted YES on limiting death penalty appeals. (Apr 1996)
- Voted YES on limiting product liability punitive damage awards. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on restricting class-action lawsuits. (Dec 1995)
- Voted YES on repealing federal speed limits. (Jun 1995)
- Voted NO on mandatory prison terms for crimes involving firearms. (May 1994)
- Voted YES on rejecting racial statistics in death penalty appeals. (May 1994)
- Supports capital punishment for certain crimes. (Aug 2010)
- Rated 73% by the NAPO, indicating a moderate stance on police issues. (Dec 2014)
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Baron Hill on Crime
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Democratic Senate candidate:
Click here for 7 full quotes
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- Prefers life sentence to death penalty. (Nov 2006)
- Life imprisonment must mean life imprisonment, forever. (Nov 2006)
- Voted YES on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted YES on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Rated 30% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
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Susan Brooks on Crime
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Republican (District 5):
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 77% by the NAPO, indicating a tough-on-crime stance. (Dec 2014)
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Marlin Stutzman on Crime
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Republican (retiring 2016) (District 3):
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- Harsher sentencing for "pill mill" operators. (Mar 2011)
- Rated 46% by the NAPO, indicating a police-the-police stance. (Dec 2014)
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Joseph Kernan on Crime
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| Former Democratic Governor (2003-2004):
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Frank O'Bannon on Crime
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Former Democratic Governor (1997-2003):
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- Supports flexible federal block grants for crime programs. (Sep 2001)
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Julia Carson on Crime
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Former Dem. (Deceased 2008) (District 10):
Click here for 6 full quotes
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- Voted YES on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Rated 80% by CURE, indicating pro-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- Moratorium on death penalty; more DNA testing. (Mar 2001)
- More funding and stricter sentencing for hate crimes. (Apr 2001)
- Require DNA testing for all federal executions. (Mar 2001)
- Reduce recidivism by giving offenders a Second Chance. (Mar 2007)
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Lee Hamilton on Crime
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Democrat (Until 2004) (District 9):
Click here for 3 full quotes
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- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Voted YES on replacing death penalty with life imprisonment. (Apr 1994)
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Baron Hill on Crime
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Democrat (until 2010) (District 9):
Click here for 7 full quotes
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- Prefers life sentence to death penalty. (Nov 2006)
- Life imprisonment must mean life imprisonment, forever. (Nov 2006)
- Voted YES on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted YES on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Rated 30% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
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John Hostettler on Crime
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2010 Senate Challenger (lost GOP primary); formerly US Rep.:
Click here for 6 full quotes
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- Voted NO on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted NO on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Rated 30% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- More prisons, more enforcement, effective death penalty. (Sep 1994)
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John Myers on Crime
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Republican Former (1994-) (District 7):
Click here for 4 full quotes
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- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Voted NO on replacing death penalty with life imprisonment. (Apr 1994)
- More prisons, more enforcement, effective death penalty. (Sep 1994)
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Mike Pence on Crime
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Republican (Gov. run 2012) (District 6):
Click here for 15 full quotes
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- Yes to justice for George Floyd; no to riots. (Oct 2020)
- Riots aren't peaceful protest; wrecking statues isn't speech. (Aug 2020)
- Called ex-sheriff Joe Arpaio a "champion of the rule of law". (May 2018)
- Require police to wear body cameras. (Nov 2016)
- Law enforcement is not a force for racism or division. (Oct 2016)
- Bringing up "implicit bias" demeans police officers. (Oct 2016)
- Inner-city families should want stop-and-frisk. (Oct 2016)
- Police officer are the best of us; restore law & order. (Oct 2016)
- Always stand with those who stand on the thin blue line. (Jul 2016)
- OpEd: even-minded on ending racist police brutality. (Jul 2016)
- Reduce crime, not penalties for crime. (May 2016)
- I support the death penalty; justice demands it. (Feb 2014)
- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Reduce recidivism by giving offenders a Second Chance. (Mar 2007)
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Marvin Scott on Crime
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2004 former Republican challenger:
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- Support the death penalty. (Jul 2004)
- Impose truth in sentencing. (Jul 2004)
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Richard Behney on Crime
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2010 Republican Challenger:
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- Support the Death Penalty. (Apr 2010)
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Dan Burton on Crime
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Republican Representative (IN-5):
Click here for 11 full quotes
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- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Voted NO on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted YES on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Voted NO on replacing death penalty with life imprisonment. (Apr 1994)
- Rated 30% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- Require DNA testing for all federal executions. (Mar 2001)
- Harsher sentencing for "pill mill" operators. (Mar 2011)
- More prisons, more enforcement, effective death penalty. (Sep 1994)
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Steve Buyer on Crime
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Republican Representative (IN-4):
Click here for 9 full quotes
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- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Voted NO on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted YES on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Voted NO on replacing death penalty with life imprisonment. (Apr 1994)
- Rated 20% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- More prisons, more enforcement, effective death penalty. (Sep 1994)
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Chris Chocola on Crime
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| Republican (District 2):
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Joe Donnelly on Crime
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Senate Challenger; Democratic Represenative (IN-2):
Click here for 5 full quotes
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- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
- First step: reduce recidivism & mass incarceration. (Dec 2018)
- Rated 82% by the NAPO, indicating a tough-on-crime stance. (Dec 2014)
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Brad Ellsworth on Crime
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Democrat:
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- Meth labs & coarse culture threaten our communities. (Nov 2006)
- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
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Brad Ellsworth on Crime
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Democrat:
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- Meth labs & coarse culture threaten our communities. (Nov 2006)
- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Increase funding for "COPS ON THE BEAT" program. (Jan 2007)
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John Hostettler on Crime
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Republican (District 8):
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- Voted NO on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted NO on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Rated 30% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- More prisons, more enforcement, effective death penalty. (Sep 1994)
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Andrew Jacobs on Crime
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Democrat (retired 1996) (District 11):
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- Life imprisonment for repeat sexual predators. (Mar 1994)
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Brian Kerns on Crime
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| Republican (District 7):
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David McIntosh on Crime
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Republican (District 2):
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- Voted YES on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- More prisons, more enforcement, effective death penalty. (Sep 1994)
- Megan's Law: public list of sexually violent offenders. (Jul 1995)
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Steve Osborn on Crime
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Libertarian Challenger:
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- Supports death penalty. (Aug 2006)
- Reduce penalties for non-violent crimes. (Aug 2006)
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Ed Pease on Crime
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Republican (District 7):
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- Voted NO on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted NO on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
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Tim Roemer on Crime
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Democrat (District 3):
Click here for 7 full quotes
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- Voted NO on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted YES on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Voted NO on replacing death penalty with life imprisonment. (Apr 1994)
- Moratorium on death penalty; more DNA testing. (Mar 2001)
- Require DNA testing for all federal executions. (Mar 2001)
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Mike Sodrel on Crime
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| Republican (District 9):
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Mark Souder on Crime
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Republican Representative (IN-3):
Click here for 9 full quotes
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- Voted NO on enforcing against anti-gay hate crimes. (Apr 2009)
- Voted YES on expanding services for offenders' re-entry into society. (Nov 2007)
- Voted YES on funding for alternative sentencing instead of more prisons. (Jun 2000)
- Voted YES on more prosecution and sentencing for juvenile crime. (Jun 1999)
- Voted NO on maintaining right of habeas corpus in Death Penalty Appeals. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on making federal death penalty appeals harder. (Feb 1995)
- Rated 20% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
- Require DNA testing for all federal executions. (Mar 2001)
- More prisons, more enforcement, effective death penalty. (Sep 1994)
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Haneefah Abdul-Khaaliq on Crime
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| Democratic Challenger:
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Richard Lugar on Crime
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Republican Sr Senator (IN):
Click here for 9 full quotes
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- Voted NO on reinstating $1.15 billion funding for the COPS Program. (Mar 2007)
- Voted NO on $1.15 billion per year to continue the COPS program. (May 1999)
- Voted YES on limiting death penalty appeals. (Apr 1996)
- Voted YES on limiting product liability punitive damage awards. (Mar 1996)
- Voted YES on restricting class-action lawsuits. (Dec 1995)
- Voted YES on repealing federal speed limits. (Jun 1995)
- Voted YES on mandatory prison terms for crimes involving firearms. (May 1994)
- Voted YES on rejecting racial statistics in death penalty appeals. (May 1994)
- Rated 25% by CURE, indicating anti-rehabilitation crime votes. (Dec 2000)
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Valerie McCray on Crime
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| Democratic Challenger:
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Richard Mourdock on Crime
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Republican Challenger:
Click here for 2 full quotes
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- Federal death penalty for serious crimes. (Sep 2011)
- Support mandatory sentencing. (Sep 2011)
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Frank Mrvan on Crime
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| Democratic (District 1):
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Victoria Spartz on Crime
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| Republican (District 5):
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