Below are the voter guides The Prince William-Manassas Family Alliance put together for the citizens of Prince William County and Manassas. They apply to four races:

• The U.S. Senate Race
• The 1st Congressional District Race
• The 10th Congressional District Race
• The 11th Congressional District Race

Most of the information in our guides relates to legislative votes by the incumbents. Note that we have listed below the questions we sent to the candidates and the legislative bills we used to assess the positions of the incumbents when they did not respond to our questionnaire. To help you with your own research, we have provide links to the bills we used to assess how the incumbent would have responded. The information at these links also shows how the members of the Democratic and Republican Parties voted. If you wish to assess the significance of the party label, please check out some of these bills. Note also that the voter guides often refer to a specific vote. For example, the vote in question made be an amendment to a larger bill. Check the appropriate voter guide to determine which vote is most relevant.

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The Virginia Senate Race

Candidates

• Senator Mark R. Warner (Warner’s campaign website) (Democrat incumbent)
• Daniel M. Gade (Republican challenger)

Prince William-Manassas Family Alliance’s Voter Guides

1st Congressional District Race

Candidates

• Congressman Rob Wittman (Wittman’s campaign website) (Republican incumbent)
• Qasim Rashid (Democrat challenger)

10th Congressional District Race

Candidates

• Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton (Wexton’s campaign website) (Democrat incumbent)
• Aliscia Andrews (Republican challenger)

11th Congressional District Race

Candidates

• Congressman Gerald E. “Gerry” Connolly (Connolly’s campaign website) (Democrat incumbent)
• Manga Anantatmula (Republican challenger)

What were the questions in the surveys?

For the U.S. Senate 

Below are the questions we sent the U.S. Senate candidates, 2020 Final General Election Senate survey 2020.

Do you support (S), oppose (O) or are you undecided (U) about legislation that would (Provide any explanations if necessary.):

1. Limit unemployment benefits to level of pay in last job. — H.R. 748 
2. Remove President Trump from office for abuse of power and obstruction of justice. — H.Res. 755
3. When a baby survives an abortion attempt, require medical personnel to exercise care to preserve its life. — S. 311
4. Overturn the Trump rule that lets states determine how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from electrical generating facilities, which replaced the Obama Clean Power Plan. — S.J. Res 53
5. Prohibit abortion after 20 weeks when a baby is capable of feeling pain. — S. 3275
6. Do not put a ceiling on the amount of debt the federal government can take on. — H.R. 3877 
7. Permanently prohibit the use of federal funds for abortions except to protect a mother’s life or in cases of rape or incest. — S. 109
8. Prohibit the FBI from obtaining Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court wiretap authorization for American citizens for use as evidence in court. — H.R. 6172 
9. Prohibit States from allowing the sale of health insurance plans that do not cover all Obamacare mandated services. — S.J.Res. 52 
10. Override any veto of a bill prohibiting the building of a border wall. — S.J. Res. 54
11. Limit floor debate on Presidential nominations to 2 hours and approve them by a simple majority vote. — S.Res. 50

For Congress

Below are the questions we sent the candidates for Congress, 2020 Final General Election Congressional survey 2020. 

Do you support (S), oppose (O) or are you undecided (U) about legislation that would (Provide any explanations if necessary.):

1. When a baby survives an abortion attempt, require medical personnel to exercise care to preserve its life. — H.R. 2339 
2. Add requirements for background checks to private gun sales. — H.R. 8 
3. Prohibit the Justice Department from arguing in court against constitutionality of Obamacare. — H.R. 3055 
4. Require the military to accept “transgender” persons for military service. — H.R. 2500 
5. Eliminate the 1982 deadline to ratify the 1972 “Equal Rights Amendment.” — H.J.Res. 79 
6. Prohibit deportation of persons unlawfully present in the U.S. who entered the U.S. as minor children. — H.R. 6 
7. Prohibit federal funds for family planning from going to abortion providers. — H.R. 2740 
8. Build a border wall between the United States and Mexico. — H. J. Res. 46 
9. Raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. — H.R. 582 
10. Impeach President Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of justice. — H.Res. 755 
11. Prohibit discrimination in employment based on sexual orientation or gender identity. — H.R. 5 
12. Protect the right of medical personnel to refuse to violate their deeply held religious beliefs. — H.R. 2740 
13. Block the use of aborted fetal tissue in medical research. — H.R. 2740