May Lor Xiong (GOP): 2024 Election Guide
Welcome to WCCO.com's 2024 Election Guide!
We reached out to Minnesota major party candidates running in U.S. congressional races this fall. Candidates were asked to provide answers to a set of political questions of high importance to voters.
4th Congressional District candidate May Lor Xiong submitted answers to the questionnaire below.
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What do you believe are the most pressing issues facing constituents served by the office you are seeking?
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What are the three big goals or policies you hope to accomplish or pass during your time in office?
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Do you think Congress should pass a federal law on abortion rights and what should it look like?
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According to polls, illegal crossings at the southern border and immigration policy are consistently ranked as a top issue for Americans. What do you propose to address these concerns?
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What would you do to address violent crime and drug use?
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Guns are the leading cause of death among children and teens in the United States. What do you believe the federal government should do to reduce gun violence?
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Do you believe there should be term limits for members of Congress?
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What economic policies do you propose to address high prices and cost of living?
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What is the government's responsibility when it comes to climate change? How would you address it?
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As government, health care, and financial institutions face increasing threats to cybersecurity, what measures should policymakers and Americans alike take to protect people from these ongoing threats?
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Who won the 2020 Presidential election? How confident are you in the integrity of our elections?
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