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ARIZONA

Ruben Gallego (D-AZ-Senate)

During his time in the House, Representative Ruben Gallego was a reliable vote on our Yemen campaign and good for diplomacy with Iran. He’s voted with us on a number of amendments on nuclear weapons issues including extending NEW START, cutting funding for low yield nukes, and cutting funding for mid-range nuclear missiles. He’s also led on progressive foreign policy issues including, as an Iraq war veteran, an effort to stop the escalation of U.S. military presence in Iraq under the Obama administration.

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FLORIDA

Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-FL-Senate)

During her past term in Congress, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell voted against the war on Yemen and to prevent the President from starting a war with Iran. She recognizes diplomacy will get us on the path to peace and plans to continue pushing for a more sane U.S foreign policy.

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MONTANA

Jon Tester (D-MT-Senate)

Jon Tester has stood against endless wars and for diplomacy on numerous occasions. When running in 2006, his platform heavily featured bringing the troops home. As soon as he was elected, he started pushing for a firm timeline for withdrawal from Iraq. He supported the Iran deal and voted to prevent Trump from going to war with Iran after the attack on Gen. Soleimani. He has also voted to end US support of the Saudi bombing of Yemen and block arms sales to Saudi Arabia.

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PENNSYLVANIA

Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA-Senate)

When it comes to ending the tragic war in Yemen, Bob Casey has been with us, voting to stop US support for the war as well as to prevent US arms sales to the Saudis. He understands the importance of nuclear non-proliferation efforts. Earlier this year, he also voted in favor of repealing the 2002 Iraq AUMF, saying, “For too long, Congress has ceded to the executive branch its constitutionally proscribed role in authorizing military force and declaring war. For years I have argued that Congress must re-assert itself into debates about how and when our country sends our young men and women into harm’s way.”

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TEXAS

Colin Allred (D-TX-Senate)

When it comes to ending or preventing wars, Colin Allred has been an ally. He has voted to repeal the AUMFs; prevent new AUMFs against Iran; fund civilian harm mitigation measures; prevent State Department cuts; and stop US weapons sales to and support for the Saudis, which facilitated their assault on Yemen. He also voted alongside us on an amendment by Pramila Jayapal to report on the US confiscation of Afghanistan’s central bank assets and how that impacted their humanitarian crisis. In Colin’s own words:

“We must spend our defense dollars wisely, and I disagree with [a] budget that puts defense spending way out of balance as compared to our domestic needs, like health care. I support budget proposals that are balanced and ensure that domestic spending on priorities like transportation and health care matches defense spending.”

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WEST VIRGINIA

Zach Shrewsbury (D-WV-Senate)

“The current defense budget is now over 800 billion dollars, yet we are no safer. Our troops are being attacked in the Middle East in retaliation for the role we are playing in supplying Israel with weapons in its War on Gaza. We need to reduce our production and sale of offensive weapons that are too often used by surrogates to escalate military conflicts. In particular, I would cease spending money on increasing and ‘modernizing’ our nuclear stockpile and negotiate a gradual elimination of them with both our allies and adversaries.”

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FLORIDA

Maxwell Alejandro Frost (D-FL-10)

“All around, military spending is too high and there are many individual programs that tax-payers fund too highly and don’t reap any benefits. It is important that the United States invests in research of universal COVID-19 cures and vaccines that can be shared with the entire world before spending more money on lethal and unnecessary weapons. How we use our money shows where our priorities are, our exuberant Pentagon spending keeps us from truly taking care of our people.”

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ILLINOIS

Delia Ramirez (D-IL-03)

Delia wants to fight for a new foreign policy. She is ready to see money go to people over the Pentagon. She will push for the prioritization of human rights, refocus on diplomacy, and Congressional accountability when it comes to international relations. “The Pentagon is the only federal agency to have never passed an audit. We must recognize that unquestioned defense budget increases come at the expense of working families, where Republicans question where every penny and dime of domestic spending for our social safety net goes.”

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MICHIGAN

Rashida Tlaib (D-MI-12)

“My residents sent me to Washington to be a fierce defender of their priorities and fight to enact policies that would make a meaningful difference in their lives. This bill does not meet that standard and is a $768-billion missed opportunity to address my residents’ priorities. I support—and have since my first day in office—the long-overdue dismantling of our country’s military-industrial complex so that we can finally put a stop to forever wars and reinvest into providing our communities with the resources they need and deserve.”

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MINNESOTA

Ilhan Omar (D-MN-05)

“Now is not the time to spend billions of dollars to bolster our defense budget while millions of Americans remain housing and food insecure. I am shocked that this Congress continues to spend over $700 billion on wasteful weapons contracts and Pentagon waste, and then turns around and calls for cuts to programs that help the poor, the elderly and the sick. We should be investing in the American people, not in weapons manufacturers.”

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MISSOURI

Cori Bush (D-MO-01)

“The future of our country’s foreign policy must be explicitly anti-war. No more bloated defense budgets that line the pockets of military contractors. No more drone strikes and bombs. No more death and destruction. We must invest in humanity both at home and abroad.”

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NEW YORK

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY-14)

“During a time when our country is withdrawing from foreign wars, when COVID 19 and its fallout is one of the greatest threats that we face, when record levels of unemployment, housing and healthcare crises are among us, the United States should be reducing its military spending by at least 10% and prioritize the very needs of our communities here at home.”

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Jamaal Bowman (D-NY-16)

“For too long, our nation’s spending priorities have been out of whack, and I believe this White House understands that it’s past time for Americans’ money to be spent building roads, schools, and businesses here at home instead of destroying them overseas.”

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OREGON

Susheela Jayapl (D-OR-03)

“The military industrial complex has only continued to balloon over the last 50 years and it’s something all Americans should be deeply concerned about. We’re seeing too many resources that could be used to help grow opportunity here in the US – paid parental leave, universal childcare, Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, the list goes on and on – and instead diverted to growing militarization. I’m also concerned that it has led to an erosion of our civil liberties, the perpetuation of global conflict, and about the grave environmental impacts of industrial militarization.”

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PENNSYLVANIA

Susan Wild (D-PA-7)

While in Congress, Rep. Susan Wild has voted against wasteful military and nuclear projects and to repeal the outdated authorizations for use of military force (AUMFs). She has also voted to end US support of the Saudi bombing of Yemen and block arms sales to Saudi Arabia.

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Summer Lee (D-PA-12)

“In recent years, Congress has authorized $41.6 million of ‘defense’ spending on Viagra, $2.3 million on Alaskan king crab, $32.6 billion for shipbuilding, $1.7 trillion on a program that ‘lost’ $85 million in spare parts they say apparently just vanished. That’s enough to repair crumbling roads and bridges, provide free school lunch for every child in America, combat homelessness, and completely eradicate student debt. The people I represent in Western PA are sick and tired of Congress nickel and diming the programs their lives depend on while we bankroll defense contractors and spend more on our Pentagon budget than the next 10 countries combined. The least we are owed is transparency and accountability for waste, fraud and abuse.”

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TEXAS

Michelle Vallejo (D-TX-15)

“We have to lead by example and use our bargaining power to encourage countries to improve labor, environmental, and human rights across the world. Combating climate change is very much dependent on changing our foreign policy to stop the disproportionate emission contributions from our military and trade deals. And most importantly, enough with sending our young people to the frontlines fighting wars for defense contractors and big donors.”

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Greg Casar (D-TX-35)

Casar’s “approach to foreign policy is based in adherence to values rooted in justice and democracy. A commitment to protecting human rights is paramount for U.S. foreign policy, and ending any violations of human rights is critical for achieving long term peace wherever there is conflict.”