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'''Kay R. Hagan''' a [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]], has represented the state of [[:Category:Members of the U.S. Congress from North Carolina|North Carolina]] in the [[U.S. Senate|Senate]] since 2009.
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'''Kay R. Hagan''' a [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]], has represented the state of [[:Category:Members of the U.S. Congress from North Carolina|North Carolina]] in the [[U.S. Senate|Senate]] since 2009.  
  
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==Positions, record and controversies==
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== Positions, record and controversies ==
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===Budget and the Economy===
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Hagan says she will work for a balanced budget by demanding pay-as-you-go rules and fiscal constraints. She supports tax cuts for the middle class and closing tax loopholes for corporations. She also says she will work to create good, secure jobs. <ref name="issues">[http://www.kayhagan.com/issues Kay Hagan for North Carolina>>Issues]></ref>
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===Crime===
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=== Budget and the Economy ===
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Hagan says she will work hard to lessen the amount of gangs, her plan focuses on prevention, intervention and suppression. She supports expanding the Gang Resistance Education and Training (GREAT) program to all high-risk area middle schools and high schools, the Gang Reduction Program, increasing mentoring and after-school programs like the 21st Century Community Learning programs, promoting partnerships with local universities, Boys and Girls clubs, scouting organizations, and faith-based groups to help discourage children from joining gangs.  
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She also supports increasing penalties for gang violence, and fully funding Byrne Grants and the COPS programs.
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Hagan says she will work for a balanced budget by demanding pay-as-you-go rules and fiscal constraints. She supports tax cuts for the middle class and closing tax loopholes for corporations. She also says she will work to create good, secure jobs. <ref name="issues">[http://www.kayhagan.com/issues Kay Hagan for North Carolina&gt;&gt;Issues]&gt;</ref>
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=== Crime ===
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During the campaign, Hagan said she will work hard to lessen the amount of gangs, her plan focuses on prevention, intervention and suppression. She supports expanding the Gang Resistance Education and Training (GREAT) program to all high-risk area middle schools and high schools, the Gang Reduction Program, increasing mentoring and after-school programs like the 21st Century Community Learning programs, promoting partnerships with local universities, Boys and Girls clubs, scouting organizations, and faith-based groups to help discourage children from joining gangs. She also supports increasing penalties for gang violence, and fully funding Byrne Grants and the COPS programs.  
  
 
Hagan also supports legislation to require sex offenders to register all Internet aliases with a federal database that would be accessible to social networking sites.  
 
Hagan also supports legislation to require sex offenders to register all Internet aliases with a federal database that would be accessible to social networking sites.  
  
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To curb the amount of violence against women, Hagan says she will support fully funding The Violence Against Women Act, reauthorize and fund the states so they can work through the backlog of DNA testing in cases of rape and other violent crimes.
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To curb the amount of violence against women, Hagan says she will support fully funding The Violence Against Women Act, reauthorize and fund the states so they can work through the backlog of DNA testing in cases of rape and other violent crimes. She also wants to increase federal funds to help state and local law enforcement expand DNA analysis, and authorize the taking DNA samples from all convicted felons prior to their release from prison.  
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She also wants to increase federal funds to help state and local law enforcement expand DNA analysis, and authorize the taking DNA samples from all convicted felons prior to their release from prison.  
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Hagan says she will work to eliminate the disparity between crack cocaine and cocaine, and lower rates of methamphetamine production and distribution.
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Hagan says she will work to eliminate the disparity between crack cocaine and cocaine, and lower rates of methamphetamine production and distribution.  
  
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To help solve the problems with the prison system, Hagan says she supports increasing federal funding for the expansion of prisons, requiring a 40-hour work week for prisoners,  
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To help solve the problems with the prison system, Hagan says she supports increasing federal funding for the expansion of prisons, requiring a 40-hour work week for prisoners, fully funding the Second Chance Act to improve access to programs that help released prisoners find jobs and access to job training, drug and alcohol counseling, and mental health services. <ref name="issues" />  
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fully funding the Second Chance Act to improve access to programs that help released prisoners find jobs and access to job training, drug and alcohol counseling, and mental health services.
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===Education===
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=== Education ===
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Hagan says she will support expanding access to Pre-K education,lower the cost of college and fix No Child Left Behind by providing increased funding, more flexibility, and measuring school progress. She also says she will work to expand the college tuition tax credit, offer loan forgiveness for those who do public service jobs after college, fully funding Pell Grants, and strengthen community colleges. <ref name="issues"/>
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===Energy and Environment===
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Hagan says she will support expanding access to Pre-K education, lower the cost of college and fix No Child Left Behind by providing increased funding, more flexibility, and measuring school progress. She also says she will work to expand the college tuition tax credit, offer loan forgiveness for those who do public service jobs after college, fully funding Pell Grants, and strengthen community colleges. <ref name="issues" />  
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Hagan supports expanding tax credits for businesses and people who make their homes and workplaces more energy efficient, offering tax credits for buying hybrid vehicles, increasing fuel efficiency standards, incentives to American car manufacturers to produce more hybrid vehicles, implementing emission reduction policies, and increasing investments in public transportation.  
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Hagan also believes that America should participate in international efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.She proposes creating an "E-8 of nations, including developed and developing countries, to find a solution that will make an impact on a global level. redirect these funds to invest in clean energy sources" <ref name="issues"/>
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===Equal Opportunity===
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=== Energy and Environment ===
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Hagan has proposed the following to ensure that all Americans have equal opportunities for getting a good education, having a solid wage, and be treated respectfully.
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She supports changing the education system to improve quality by encouraging teachers to work in disadvantaged communities and increase early child learning by fully funding Head Start. To provide accessible, equal, and quality health care, Hagan supports reducing racial and ethnic health disparities by promoting community based solutions, expanding SCHIP, and reauthorizing the Indian Health Care Improvement Act. Hagan says she will support efforts to expand the Equal Pay Act to cover discrimination based on race, ethnicity, or national origin, as well as gender.
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Hagan also seeks to encourage first time homeowner ship by extending the first-time homeownership tax credit from $7,500 to $10,000 for one more year, increase financial counseling for those who need it, and ensuring methods for families in trouble to stay in their homes.
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She also wants to revitalize public housing. She supports efforts  to restore funding levels for the HOPE VI program, seeking reforms to ensure that all public housing units about to be demolished or redeveloped are replaced with new public housing developments, ensuring that new public housing units are energy efficient and environmentally sound.
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To create opportunities for minority entrepreneurship, Hagan supports creating a National Infrastructure Bank, which would evaluate and finance major public infrastructure projects using bonds to rehabilitate mass transit, public housing, roadways, and water systems. She would work to add a section to this legislation that requires a certain percentage of the workforce carrying out the public works project is economically disadvantaged and that a percentage of contracts for these projects are allocated to minority-owned businesses.
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Hagan supports expanding tax credits for businesses and people who make their homes and workplaces more energy efficient, offering tax credits for buying hybrid vehicles, increasing fuel efficiency standards, incentives to American car manufacturers to produce more hybrid vehicles, implementing emission reduction policies, and increasing investments in public transportation. Hagan also believes that America should participate in international efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.She proposes creating an "E-8 of nations, including developed and developing countries, to find a solution that will make an impact on a global level. redirect these funds to invest in clean energy sources" <ref name="issues" />  
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===Healthcare===
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=== Equal Opportunity ===
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To improve the healthcare system, Hagan supports using privacy-protecting electronic health records, lower prescription drug costs by allowing importation, eliminating wast in the Medicare Advantage program, expanding SCHIP, strengthening  Medicaid eligibility,and giving assistance to states to meet Medicaid demands. She also supports giving small business  tax credits to encourage giving all employees health coverage, allowing people aged 55-64 to buy into Medicare, and enforcing mental health parity. Hagan is also a proponent of preventative care, she proposes implementing a national preventative benefit, and grant programs for school health programs, especially those working on childhood obesity.  Hagan supports providing funding for health care research, and domestic HIV/AIDS research. <ref name="issues"/>
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===Immigration===
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Hagan has proposed the following to ensure that all Americans have equal opportunities for getting a good education, having a solid wage, and be treated respectfully. She supports changing the education system to improve quality by encouraging teachers to work in disadvantaged communities and increase early child learning by fully funding Head Start. To provide accessible, equal, and quality health care, Hagan supports reducing racial and ethnic health disparities by promoting community based solutions, expanding SCHIP, and reauthorizing the Indian Health Care Improvement Act. Hagan says she will support efforts to expand the Equal Pay Act to cover discrimination based on race, ethnicity, or national origin, as well as gender. Hagan also seeks to encourage first time homeowner ship by extending the first-time homeownership tax credit from $7,500 to $10,000 for one more year, increase financial counseling for those who need it, and ensuring methods for families in trouble to stay in their homes. She also wants to revitalize public housing. She supports efforts to restore funding levels for the HOPE VI program, seeking reforms to ensure that all public housing units about to be demolished or redeveloped are replaced with new public housing developments, ensuring that new public housing units are energy efficient and environmentally sound.  
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Hagan favors a solution to illegal immigrations that works to solve the problem at its core. She would support strengthening the border, and enforcing and toughening laws on employers who hire illegal immigrants knowingly. She would also support a guest-worker program that helps farmers and businesses legally get the laborers they need while being protective of American jobs. <ref name="issues"/>
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===Veterans===
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To create opportunities for minority entrepreneurship, Hagan supports creating a National Infrastructure Bank, which would evaluate and finance major public infrastructure projects using bonds to rehabilitate mass transit, public housing, roadways, and water systems. She would work to add a section to this legislation that requires a certain percentage of the workforce carrying out the public works project is economically disadvantaged and that a percentage of contracts for these projects are allocated to minority-owned businesses. <ref name="issues" />  
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Hagan says she will help veterans, reservists and members of the National Guard by improving quality of life by expanding compensation and benefits, guaranteeing quality health care in good facilities, and improving the efficiency of the benefit claims process. <ref name="issues"/>
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===National Security and Iraq===
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=== Healthcare ===
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Hagan supports withdrawing American troops from Iraq so that the focus can be on al Qaeda, improving the America's reputation in the world, and rebuilding the military. She also supports more funding for first responders to ensure they are ready for any domestic security issues.<ref name="issues"/>
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===Second Amendment===
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To improve the healthcare system, Hagan supports using privacy-protecting electronic health records, lower prescription drug costs by allowing importation, eliminating wast in the Medicare Advantage program, expanding SCHIP, strengthening Medicaid eligibility,and giving assistance to states to meet Medicaid demands. She also supports giving small business tax credits to encourage giving all employees health coverage, allowing people aged 55-64 to buy into Medicare, and enforcing mental health parity. Hagan is also a proponent of preventative care, she proposes implementing a national preventative benefit, and grant programs for school health programs, especially those working on childhood obesity. Hagan supports providing funding for health care research, and domestic HIV/AIDS research. <ref name="issues" />  
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Hagan is a strong supporter of Second Amendment rights, and says she will continue to protect the rights of gun owners when in the Senate. <ref name="issues"/>
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==Bio==
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=== Immigration ===
  
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===2008 elections===
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Hagan favors a solution to illegal immigrations that works to solve the problem at its core. She would support strengthening the border, and enforcing and toughening laws on employers who hire illegal immigrants knowingly. She would also support a guest-worker program that helps farmers and businesses legally get the laborers they need while being protective of American jobs. <ref name="issues" />
  
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On May 6, 2008 she won the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Rep. [[Elizabeth Dole]] (R-N.C.).<ref> Mark Binker, [http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080506/NRSTAFF/567116188 "Hagan to take on Dole"] ''News and Record'', May 6, 2008</ref> She went on to defeat Dole in the November 2008 general election.<ref name="greenpapers">[http://www.thegreenpapers.com/G08/NC.phtml "North Carolina 2008 General Election"], TheGreenPapers.com, November 4, 2008</ref>
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Hagan says she will help veterans, reservists and members of the National Guard by improving quality of life by expanding compensation and benefits, guaranteeing quality health care in good facilities, and improving the efficiency of the benefit claims process. <ref name="issues" />
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=== National Security and Iraq ===
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Hagan supports withdrawing American troops from Iraq so that the focus can be on al Qaeda, improving the America's reputation in the world, and rebuilding the military. She also supports more funding for first responders to ensure they are ready for any domestic security issues.<ref name="issues" />
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=== Second Amendment ===
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Hagan is a strong supporter of Second Amendment rights, and says she will continue to protect the rights of gun owners when in the Senate. <ref name="issues" />
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== Bio ==
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=== 2008 elections ===
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On May 6, 2008 she won the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Rep. [[Elizabeth Dole]] (R-N.C.).<ref> Mark Binker, [http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080506/NRSTAFF/567116188 "Hagan to take on Dole"] ''News and Record'', May 6, 2008</ref> She went on to defeat Dole in the November 2008 general election.<ref name="greenpapers">[http://www.thegreenpapers.com/G08/NC.phtml "North Carolina 2008 General Election"], TheGreenPapers.com, November 4, 2008</ref>
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Hagan will be assigned committees if and when she is elected to Congress.  
  
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*Jessica Benton Cooney, [http://www.cqpolitics.com/wmspage.cfm?parm1=2&docID=news-000002617796 "Dem Field to Challenge Sen. Dole Fills Out,"] ''CQ Politics'', October 30, 2007.
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*Jessica Benton Cooney, [http://www.cqpolitics.com/wmspage.cfm?parm1=2&docID=news-000002617796 "Dem Field to Challenge Sen. Dole Fills Out,"] ''CQ Politics'', October 30, 2007.  
 
*[http://whereistand.com/KayRHagan/wizard See how you compare to Kay Hagan]
 
*[http://whereistand.com/KayRHagan/wizard See how you compare to Kay Hagan]
  
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Revision as of 14:06, March 25, 2009


U.S. Senator

Kay Hagan

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Positions
Leadership: No leadership position
Committees: Senate Committee on Armed Services, Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship
(subcommittees and past assignments)

Candidates for the NC-Senate Class II Seat:
(Next election: 4 November 2014)

Confirmed: None so far
Considering: None so far
Rumored: None so far
Potential: None so far
Dropped-out: None so far
(more info and editing for the NC-Senate Class II Seat)
On the Web
Official website

Kay R. Hagan a Democrat, has represented the state of North Carolina in the Senate since 2009.

Contents

Positions, record and controversies

Budget and the Economy

Hagan says she will work for a balanced budget by demanding pay-as-you-go rules and fiscal constraints. She supports tax cuts for the middle class and closing tax loopholes for corporations. She also says she will work to create good, secure jobs. [1]

Crime

During the campaign, Hagan said she will work hard to lessen the amount of gangs, her plan focuses on prevention, intervention and suppression. She supports expanding the Gang Resistance Education and Training (GREAT) program to all high-risk area middle schools and high schools, the Gang Reduction Program, increasing mentoring and after-school programs like the 21st Century Community Learning programs, promoting partnerships with local universities, Boys and Girls clubs, scouting organizations, and faith-based groups to help discourage children from joining gangs. She also supports increasing penalties for gang violence, and fully funding Byrne Grants and the COPS programs.

Hagan also supports legislation to require sex offenders to register all Internet aliases with a federal database that would be accessible to social networking sites.

To curb the amount of violence against women, Hagan says she will support fully funding The Violence Against Women Act, reauthorize and fund the states so they can work through the backlog of DNA testing in cases of rape and other violent crimes. She also wants to increase federal funds to help state and local law enforcement expand DNA analysis, and authorize the taking DNA samples from all convicted felons prior to their release from prison.

Hagan says she will work to eliminate the disparity between crack cocaine and cocaine, and lower rates of methamphetamine production and distribution.

To help solve the problems with the prison system, Hagan says she supports increasing federal funding for the expansion of prisons, requiring a 40-hour work week for prisoners, fully funding the Second Chance Act to improve access to programs that help released prisoners find jobs and access to job training, drug and alcohol counseling, and mental health services. [1]

Education

Hagan says she will support expanding access to Pre-K education, lower the cost of college and fix No Child Left Behind by providing increased funding, more flexibility, and measuring school progress. She also says she will work to expand the college tuition tax credit, offer loan forgiveness for those who do public service jobs after college, fully funding Pell Grants, and strengthen community colleges. [1]

Energy and Environment

Hagan supports expanding tax credits for businesses and people who make their homes and workplaces more energy efficient, offering tax credits for buying hybrid vehicles, increasing fuel efficiency standards, incentives to American car manufacturers to produce more hybrid vehicles, implementing emission reduction policies, and increasing investments in public transportation. Hagan also believes that America should participate in international efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.She proposes creating an "E-8 of nations, including developed and developing countries, to find a solution that will make an impact on a global level. redirect these funds to invest in clean energy sources" [1]

Equal Opportunity

Hagan has proposed the following to ensure that all Americans have equal opportunities for getting a good education, having a solid wage, and be treated respectfully. She supports changing the education system to improve quality by encouraging teachers to work in disadvantaged communities and increase early child learning by fully funding Head Start. To provide accessible, equal, and quality health care, Hagan supports reducing racial and ethnic health disparities by promoting community based solutions, expanding SCHIP, and reauthorizing the Indian Health Care Improvement Act. Hagan says she will support efforts to expand the Equal Pay Act to cover discrimination based on race, ethnicity, or national origin, as well as gender. Hagan also seeks to encourage first time homeowner ship by extending the first-time homeownership tax credit from $7,500 to $10,000 for one more year, increase financial counseling for those who need it, and ensuring methods for families in trouble to stay in their homes. She also wants to revitalize public housing. She supports efforts to restore funding levels for the HOPE VI program, seeking reforms to ensure that all public housing units about to be demolished or redeveloped are replaced with new public housing developments, ensuring that new public housing units are energy efficient and environmentally sound.

To create opportunities for minority entrepreneurship, Hagan supports creating a National Infrastructure Bank, which would evaluate and finance major public infrastructure projects using bonds to rehabilitate mass transit, public housing, roadways, and water systems. She would work to add a section to this legislation that requires a certain percentage of the workforce carrying out the public works project is economically disadvantaged and that a percentage of contracts for these projects are allocated to minority-owned businesses. [1]

Healthcare

To improve the healthcare system, Hagan supports using privacy-protecting electronic health records, lower prescription drug costs by allowing importation, eliminating wast in the Medicare Advantage program, expanding SCHIP, strengthening Medicaid eligibility,and giving assistance to states to meet Medicaid demands. She also supports giving small business tax credits to encourage giving all employees health coverage, allowing people aged 55-64 to buy into Medicare, and enforcing mental health parity. Hagan is also a proponent of preventative care, she proposes implementing a national preventative benefit, and grant programs for school health programs, especially those working on childhood obesity. Hagan supports providing funding for health care research, and domestic HIV/AIDS research. [1]

Immigration

Hagan favors a solution to illegal immigrations that works to solve the problem at its core. She would support strengthening the border, and enforcing and toughening laws on employers who hire illegal immigrants knowingly. She would also support a guest-worker program that helps farmers and businesses legally get the laborers they need while being protective of American jobs. [1]

Veterans

Hagan says she will help veterans, reservists and members of the National Guard by improving quality of life by expanding compensation and benefits, guaranteeing quality health care in good facilities, and improving the efficiency of the benefit claims process. [1]

National Security and Iraq

Hagan supports withdrawing American troops from Iraq so that the focus can be on al Qaeda, improving the America's reputation in the world, and rebuilding the military. She also supports more funding for first responders to ensure they are ready for any domestic security issues.[1]

Second Amendment

Hagan is a strong supporter of Second Amendment rights, and says she will continue to protect the rights of gun owners when in the Senate. [1]

Bio

2008 elections

On May 6, 2008 she won the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Rep. Elizabeth Dole (R-N.C.).[2] She went on to defeat Dole in the November 2008 general election.[3]

Money in politics

This section contains links to – and feeds from – money in politics databases. For specific controversies, see this article's record and controversies section.

Campaign contributions

The following is drawn from government records of campaign contributions to Kay Hagan. Campaign contributions are one of the most direct conduits for influencing members of Congress. How to use this information.
Top Contributors to during the 2008 Election Cycle
DonorAmount (US Dollars)
EMILY's List$ 366,519
Moveon.org$ 100,423
University of North Carolina$ 61,500
Womble, Carlyle et al$ 55,700
Cisco Systems$ 44,000
USAA$ 39,265
Lorillard Inc$ 36,871
Brooks, Pierce et al$ 30,000
K&L Gates$ 28,500
Bank of America$ 26,800
Source: The Center for Responsive Politics' www.OpenSecrets.org site.
Note: Contributions are not from the organizations themselves, but are rather from
the organization's PAC, employees or owners. Totals include subsidiaries and affiliates.

Committees and affiliations

Committees

Committees in the 110th Congress (2007-2008)

Hagan will be assigned committees if and when she is elected to Congress.

Affiliations

More background data

Contact

DC office
  • 521 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510
    Ph: 202-224-6342 Fax: 202-228-2563
    Webform email
District offices
  • Raleigh Senate Office, 310 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27601
    Ph: 919-856-4630 Fax: (none entered)
On the Web
Campaign office
  • No campaign website entered.
  • No campaign webform email entered.
  • Hagan Senate Committee Inc., P.O. Box 29103, Greensboro, NC 27429-9103
    Ph: 336-617-5301 Fax: (none entered)

Articles and resources

Related SourceWatch articles

Sources

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 Kay Hagan for North Carolina>>Issues>
  2. ↑ Mark Binker, "Hagan to take on Dole" News and Record, May 6, 2008
  3. ↑ "North Carolina 2008 General Election", TheGreenPapers.com, November 4, 2008

External resources

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