Joshua Mertzlufft's positions on the issues

Joshua Mertzlufft (Republican, Conservative)

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1. A proposal to legalize and tax the purchase of marijuana for recreational use.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

2. A proposal to require children to be vaccinated against the human papillomavirus (HPV), and to bar children from attending school if they have not been vaccinated against HPV.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

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3. A proposal to legalize prostitution.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

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4. The New York Health Act, which would create a universal, single-payer plan of government-provided medical insurance in the State of New York.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

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5. A proposal to legalize physician-assisted suicide, also referred to as aid in dying.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

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6. The 2019 law known as the Reproductive Health Act, which authorized third-trimester abortions in certain circumstances and removed a ban on non-physicians performing abortions.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

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7. The 2019 law known as the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, which mandates that carbon emissions from New York’s electricity be reduced to zero by the year 2040.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

8. The 2019 law known as the Green Light Law, which permits undocumented immigrants to obtain New York driver licenses.

Joshua Mertzlufft:

Oppose

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NY Senate District 60

Joshua Mertzlufft (Republican, Conservative)

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1. A proposal to legalize and tax the purchase of marijuana for recreational use.

2. A proposal to require children to be vaccinated against the human papillomavirus (HPV), and to bar children from attending school if they have not been vaccinated against HPV.

3. A proposal to legalize prostitution.

4. The New York Health Act, which would create a universal, single-payer plan of government-provided medical insurance in the State of New York.

5. A proposal to legalize physician-assisted suicide, also referred to as aid in dying.

6. The 2019 law known as the Reproductive Health Act, which authorized third-trimester abortions in certain circumstances and removed a ban on non-physicians performing abortions.

7. The 2019 law known as the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, which mandates that carbon emissions from New York’s electricity be reduced to zero by the year 2040.

8. The 2019 law known as the Green Light Law, which permits undocumented immigrants to obtain New York driver licenses.