Compare the Candidates
Law Enforcement
Ginny…
- Voted to allow cities to defund their police.
- Voted to allow cities and counties to disarm its police.
- Voted against funding to combat drug and human trafficking and car-jackings.
- Voted against increased penalties for assault against police and National Guard.
SF2673, A4 amendment; HJ 12642, 4/29/22; HJ 6302, 4/21/21
Jackie…
Endorsed by the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association (MPPOA)
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Supports fully funding law enforcement so police can keep Plymouth residents safe.
- Mother of a MPLS Police Officer
Public Safety
Ginny…
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Voted against keeping violent criminals in jail.
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Voted against increased penalties for a gang member in possession of a firearm.
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Voted to lessen penalties for violent criminals.
- Voted against increased penalties for the sale of fentanyl.
- Voted to legalize edible THC with few restrictions. (Plymouth has instituted a 1-year moratorium on the sale of THC edibles due to the unintended consequences that have already arisen)
SF 2673, A5 amendment; HJ 12638, 4/29/22; HJ 762, 6/29/21; HJ 5396, 4/16/21
Jackie…
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Supports increasing penalties for violent crimes.
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Demands that prosecutors stop the revolving door which releases criminals back into our communities.
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Will work to prevent far-left organizations from bailing out violent criminals.
- Will increase fentanyl sale penalties.
- Supports medical-use marijuana only.
Education
Ginny…
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Voted for the divisive and racist Critical Race Theory educational standards.
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Voted against Parental Rights in Education. This bill would have prevented classroom instruction of sexual orientation and gender identity from occurring in grades K-3. This bill also would have supported parent notification of their child’s mental, emotional or physical well-being. Ginny voted against this.
HJ 5550, HJ 5546, 4/19/21; HF11771, 4/27/22
Jackie…
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Supports School Choice. Funding should follow the child, so parents can choose the best possible education.
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Supports full transparency of school curriculum and opposes biased and opinion-based curriculum.
- Believes parents should be part of the solution, not left out of the equation.
Taxes
Ginny…
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Voted for a $2.73 billion tax increase on businesses when Minnesota had a record $9.3B revenue surplus.
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Voted against Social Security tax relief for seniors.
- Voted for $4B in new transportation taxes including 20 cent gas tax increase.
- Voted for $2B tax increase on job creator which would lead to a payroll tax increase impacting working families.
- Voted to make the provider tax permanent, taxing cancer treatments, pregnancies, heart attacks and other health treatments.
HJ 8093, 3/10/22; HJ 8193, 3/14/22; HJ 8732, 3/31/22; SS1 HJ 792, 6/30/21; HJ 4873, 4/29/19; HJ 6853, 3/5/20; SS1 HJ 33, 05/24/19
Jackie…
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Supports returning the $9.3B surplus to hardworking Minnesotans through permanent tax relief.
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Supports eliminating the Minnesota state tax on Social Security income for our seniors.
Waste, Fraud and Abuse
Ginny…
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Voted against investigating waste, fraud, and abuse in state contracting, such as the $250 million Feeding our Future scandal.
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Voted to construct a new, luxury office building for politicians that could cost up to $300 million.
- Voted for her own $15,000 pay raise.
HJ 5365, 4/16/21; HJ 780, 6/29/21, HJ 99, 5/24/19
Jackie…
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Will respect you and your tax dollars, and will demand accountability in the use of those monies.
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Will vote for common sense policies to investigate waste, fraud and abuse in state contracting.
Election Integrity
Ginny…
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Voted against an amendment establishing Voter ID in Minnesota.
HJ 11470, 4/26/21
Jackie…
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Supports Voter ID requirements. Make it easy to vote and difficult to cheat.
Health Care
Ginny…
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Voted against increasing funding for nursing homes.
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Voted against reducing taxes on health care.
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Voted against increasing funding for services for people with disabilities.
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Voted to cut funding to critical access hospitals.
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Voted to cut rates for disability services.
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Voted against allowing hospitals to add as many mental health and substance use beds as needed.
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Voted against legislation that would reduce MNSURE premium fees.
HJ 12667, 5/3/22; HJ 12656, 5/3/22; HJ 12671, 5/3/22; HJ 12679, 5/3/22; HJ 6783, 4/26/21; HJ 6810, 4/26/21; SS1 HJ 528, 6/26/21; HJ 233, 6/21/21
Jackie…
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Will increase nursing home funding.
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Will increase funding for services for people with disabilities.
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Will reduce taxes on health care.
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Will work to increase mental health beds and services.
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Will fight for Medical Freedom.