Dory Benami, CA-32 candidate, 2026 primary election questionnaire

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : At the same time, military spending must always be tied to a clear mission and strategy.
54% : Speaking of voter ID, the president has implored Congress to approve legislation that would require people to show proof of citizenship in order to vote.
53% : For example, do you place a priority on border security, visas for high-skilled workers, refuge for asylum seekers, etc., and why?
52% : The federal government should focus on three priorities: border security, a functioning legal immigration system and an asylum process that is fair but not abused.
52% : Members of Congress routinely receive sensitive information about legislation, regulation, national security and economic policy.
52% : Do you support stronger regulations on pollution and carbon emissions?
51% : Congress, in theory, is supposed to serve as a check on the president through budgetary, legislative and oversight powers.
49% : I will advocate for tax and regulatory reforms that make it easier to start and grow businesses, invest in American manufacturing and technology and protect innovation so jobs stay here instead of moving overseas.
47% : If so, how would you ensure those regulations aren't overly burdensome on small businesses or lower-income families?
40% : From voter ID to war powers and from immigration to tariffs, Congress has tackled many issues over the past year.
40% : I support policies that expand housing supply near transit, streamline federal permitting that delays infrastructure and housing projects and push back on regulations that unnecessarily drive up construction costs.
39% : How would you ensure that any military spending does not end up putting the American people or national security in harm's way?
34% : Iran's regime has spent decades funding militias and terrorist groups across the region, threatening Israel, attacking American interests and destabilizing its neighbors.

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