FLORIDA |
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RACE: U.S. Senate
[Katherine Harris (R), Bill Nelson (D),
Belinda Noah (I), Howard W. Knepper (R),
Richard Chapman (D), LeRoy Collins (R),
Peter Monroe (R)]
GENERAL ELECTION DATE: November 7, 2006
PRIMARY: September 5, 2006
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Immigration Issue
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Katherine Harris
Republican
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Howard W. Knepper Republican |
Richard Chapman
Democrat |
LeRoy Collins
Republican |
Peter Monroe Republican |
Incumbent's Winning Percentage in Last General Election |
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| Congressional Immigration Reduction Grade |
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| Amnesty/Permanent Legalization for Illegal Aliens |
support |
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OPPOSE |
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| Temporary Legalization for Illegal Aliens as Guestworkers |
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OPPOSE |
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| Chain Migration |
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OPPOSE |
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| Visa Lottery |
Oppose/
support |
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Not Taking A Position |
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| Citizenship for Illegal Aliens' Babies |
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OPPOSE |
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Large-scale Importation
of Workers |
support |
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OPPOSE |
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| Worker Verification |
SUPPORT |
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SUPPORT |
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| Federal Pickup of Locally Detained Illegal Aliens |
SUPPORT |
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SUPPORT |
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Federal Forced
Doubling
Of U.S. Population
With Immigration |
supports faster doubling |
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OPPOSE |
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SOURCES & EXPLANATIONS
• Most positions are based on immigration surveys filled out and signed by the candidate. (Click here for a survey to send to candidates for whom no positions are shown.)
• If a challenger returns a survey, but the incumbent does not, the incumbent's positions are filled in based on the incumbent's past actions in Congress.
• Capitalized green positions (i.e. SUPPORTS - OPPOSES) indicate a stance that would encourage lower immigration and more U.S. stability.
• Lower-case red positions (i.e. supports - opposes) indicate stances that would lead to higher U.S. immigration, sprawl and congestion.
• Squares that are blank indicate that no position is yet known for that issue.
• "SUPPORT/OPPOSE" indicates a mixed stance that is more supportive than oppositional.
• "OPPOSE/SUPPORT" is similar but indicates more opposition than support.
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