Every day there is a mass shooting in the United States. The only way to change this absurd reality is by electing candidates who act on safer gun laws to end this vicious cycle. But with many politicians indifferent to senseless gun violence, their lack of support puts them behind the trigger. We’re reminding voters that choosing a candidate against gun violence prevention has fatal consequences.

Find out below the candidates with platforms against stricter gun laws and banning assault rifles:

  • Sen. Bill Hagerty

    TENNESSEE

    Bill opposes a national gun registry, red flag laws and universal background checks.

  • Gov. Brian Kemp

    GEORGIA

    Brian signed a bill allowing guns to be carried without a license.

  • Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith

    MISSISSIPPI

    Cindy filed with the Supreme Court to lift the federal government’s ban on bump stocks.

  • Donald Trump

    PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

    Donald vows to undo gun restrictions put in place by the Biden administration if re-elected.

  • Gov. Greg Abbott

    TEXAS

    Greg passed a bill that allows Texans to openly carry a handgun without a permit or training.

  • Gov. Jay Ashcroft

    MISSOURI

    Jay is known for purposely rewriting initiatives that don’t align with his politics to sway voters against stricter gun laws.

  • Sen. Jerry Moran

    KANSAS

    Jerry continues to oppose any legislation before Congress that violates gun rights.

  • Sen. John Thune

    SOUTH DAKOTA

    John voted against the bi-partisan measures that include funding for mental health, school security programs, and background checks.

  • Sen. Lindsey Graham

    SOUTH CAROLINA

    Lindsey continues to oppose any bill on banning assault rifles.

  • Sen. Marco Rubio

    FLORIDA

    Marco voted against the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, which included incentives for states to pass red flag laws.

  • Sen. Marsha Blackburn

    TENNESSEE

    Marsha voted against gun safety laws and accepted over $1 million in NRA donations in the wake of an elementary school shooting in Nashville.

  • Gov. Mike Braun

    INDIANA

    Mike introduced a bill to stop the Biden administration from using public emergency health funds to curb gun violence.

  • Sen. Mitch McConnell

    KENTUCKY

    Mitch has a long history of opposing gun legislation in the wake of tragedies.

  • Sen. Rick Scott

    FLORIDA

    Rick voted against a bipartisan gun safety bill.

  • Gov. Ron DeSantis

    FLORIDA

    Ron signed a bill allowing Floridians to carry concealed weapons without a permit.

  • Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders

    ARKANSAS

    Sarah believes “gun control cannot stop gun violence and signed a bill allowing permitless carry in Arkansas.

  • Sen. Steve Daines

    MONTANA

    Steve strongly opposes any of the Biden administration's efforts at gun control and does not believe they address factors behind violent crime.

  • Sen. Ted Cruz

    TEXAS

    Ted continues to push back on any gun reform legislation, as he believes “They don’t do anything meaningful to prevent violent crime.”

  • Sen. Thom Tillis

    NORTH CAROLINA

    Thom introduced a bill to stop the Biden administration from using public emergency health funds to curb gun violence.

  • Sen. Tom Cotton

    ARKANSAS

    Tom voted against a bipartisan gun safety bill.

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