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November 8, 2016 Alabama General Election

Candidates for US Congress District 2, Alabama

Nathan Mathis - D

►Websitewww.mathis2020.com/

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Martha Roby - R

►Websitewww.martharoby.com

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Nathan Mathis

Biographical

Personal and Family

Professional Experience

Civic Involvement

Political Experience

Religious Affiliation

Educational Background

Military Service

Jobs, Economy, Trade, Business, Industry & Agriculture

Agriculture

Farm Subsidies & Supports

Crime, Police & Imprisonment

Crime & Prevention

Health & Medical

Medicare

Health & Medical Reform

Health and Medical Insurance

Medically Uninsured or Underinsured

Medical Malpractice Reform

Education & Schools

Education

Prayer & Pledge of Allegiance in Schools

Local Control Over Education

Abortion, Pro-Life & Genetic Engineering

Abortion(Pro-Choice) v Pro-Life

Adoption and Foster Care

Values, Religion, Family, Patriotism & Public Service

American Values

Adoption and Foster Care

Gun & Property Rights

Gun Legislation and Control

Right to Own and Cary Guns - Second Amendment

Energy

Ethanol & Biofuels

Foreign Oil Energy Independence

Immigration, Border Security, Terrorism & Homeland Security

Immigrants, Refugees, & Asylum Seekers

The Wall, Border Security & Border Patrol

Immigration Policy & Reform

Illegal Immigration Enforcement

Deportation

Illegal Immigration Amnesty

Taxes

Income Taxes

Military, National Defense & Veterans

Veterans

Military

Veterans' Health and Medical Care

GI Bill & Veterans' Benefits

Military Pay, Medical Care and Benefits

Seniors, Social Security, Medicare, Pensions

Social Security

Social Security Long Term Viability

Raising Retirement Age & Reducing Payment Levels

Tax on Social Security Benefits

Federal Budget & Fiscal Policy

Debt, Deficit Spending & Limits

Fiscal Policy