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Georgia · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 10

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IssueHouston Gaines
Republican
Pamela Delancy
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports cutting federal spending/taxes and promoting domestic jobs Supports economic relief for working families and a living wage
HousingSupports holding local governments accountable on homelessness/property rights Supports economic relief to address rising housing costs
Health careSupports protecting preexisting condition coverage Supports universal health care and Medicaid expansion
ImmigrationSupports continued deportations and secure border; backed ICE cooperation Supports secure border with reformed, lawful immigration system
Abortion & reproductive rightsPro-life; voted for Georgia Heartbeat Bill; supports defunding Planned Parenthood no sourced position
EducationCo-sponsored distraction-free education law restricting student device use Supports farm-to-school partnerships and school meal programs
Climate & energyno sourced position Supports environmental protections and sustainable data-center growth
Crime & public safetyStrongly supports law enforcement; opposed defunding police Supports community-based, prevention-focused public safety
Taxes & budgetSupports cutting taxes and federal spending Supports a nationwide reduction in the gas tax
GunsStrongly supports Second Amendment and Constitutional Carry no sourced position
Democracy & electionsno sourced position Strongly supports constitutional principles and rule of law
Foreign policy & defenseSupports rebuilding the military; stands with Israel Opposes U.S. military action in Iran; insists on congressional war authority

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