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State Senate 26

1. Abortion: Arkansas’ current law that prohibits abortion except to save the life of the mother in a medical emergency.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Support
Brad Simon (Republican)
Support
2. Abortion: Establishing a permanent funding stream to provide state-funded grants to charities that provide women with alternatives to abortion.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Support
Brad Simon (Republican)
Support
3. Education: The Arkansas LEARNS Act Educational Freedom Accounts that lets families use public dollars to pay for an education at a private school or homeschool.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Support
We need to fix some Accountability issues with fiscal and achievement in the education freedom accounts.
Brad Simon (Republican)
Support
We must empower parents in education and protect school choice, but stricter measures are needed to ensure EFA dollars are being used as intended. Providing well funded public schools - especially in rural areas - is critical to our future.
4. Drugs: Legalizing recreational marijuana in Arkansas.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Oppose
Brad Simon (Republican)
Oppose
5. Tech: Requiring major social media websites to verify all users’ ages in order to protect children on their platforms.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Support
Brad Simon (Republican)
Support
6. Gambling: Letting casinos in Arkansas conduct gambling online.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Oppose
Brad Simon (Republican)
Oppose
7. Elections: Current ballot initiative efforts to change the Arkansas Constitution to make it easier for private individuals or entities to place measures on the ballot for a statewide vote.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Support
Brad Simon (Republican)
Support
8. Guns: Confiscation of firearms from citizens that the government deem a danger to themselves or others, otherwise known as red flag laws.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Oppose
Brad Simon (Republican)
Oppose
9. Marriage: The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision that legalized same-sex marriage.
Wade Dunn (Republican)
Oppose
Brad Simon (Republican)
Oppose