Wyoming sides with Jimmy McMillan on 30% of issues in the 2012 Presidential election.
Issues they side on...
Social
the Economy
Domestic Policy
Healthcare
Immigration
Foreign Policy
Issues they do not side on...
Social
Most Important
What is your stance on abortion?
Jimmy McMillan: Pro-choice
50% of Wyoming: Pro-choice
24% of Wyoming: Pro-life
10% of Wyoming: Pro-life, but allow in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother or child's health
8% of Wyoming: Pro-choice, I don't agree with it but it's not my right or the government's to ban abortion
5% of Wyoming: Pro-choice, but providing birth control, sex education, and social services could help reduce the number of abortions
3% of Wyoming: Let each state decide
1% of Wyoming: Ban after the first trimester
More Important
Should gay marriage be allowed in the U.S.?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
56% of Wyoming: Yes
25% of Wyoming: No
7% of Wyoming: Take the government out of marriage and instead make it a religious decision
6% of Wyoming: No, allow civil unions for same-sex couples but don't call it marriage
4% of Wyoming: Let each state decide
1% of Wyoming: No, marriage should be defined as between a man and woman
Somewhat Important
Should the government require health insurance companies to provide free birth control?
Jimmy McMillan:
40% of Wyoming: No
37% of Wyoming: Yes
14% of Wyoming: No, it should be covered like any other prescription
5% of Wyoming: No, let the insurance companies decide instead of a government mandate
4% of Wyoming: Yes, but exempt religious organizations or charities
Somewhat Important
Should the federal government allow the death penalty?
Jimmy McMillan: No
58% of Wyoming: Yes
21% of Wyoming: No
13% of Wyoming: Yes, but only in certain circumstances in which a heinous crime has been committed
9% of Wyoming: Leave it up to the states
Healthcare
Somewhat Important
Should we expand or dismantle our Medicare program?
Jimmy McMillan: Expand
61% of Wyoming: Reform
14% of Wyoming: Keep "as is"
9% of Wyoming: Transform the system into a Canadian or European style single payer system that can negotiate pricing for medication and treatments
9% of Wyoming: Expand
5% of Wyoming: Dismantle
2% of Wyoming: Seniors should embrace responsibility for their own healthcare and leave the government out of it
Most Important
Do you support the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
38% of Wyoming: No
31% of Wyoming: Yes
11% of Wyoming: No, open the markets so insurers can compete across state lines and drive down costs
9% of Wyoming: Yes, I support a majority of the plan but not all aspects
4% of Wyoming: No, institute a universal healthcare system
4% of Wyoming: Let each state decide
3% of Wyoming: Yes, institute a mandatory single payer system
Somewhat Important
Should marijuana be legalized in the U.S.?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
46% of Wyoming: Yes
28% of Wyoming: No
19% of Wyoming: Yes. Legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana instead of criminalizing it
6% of Wyoming: Yes, but only for medical use
2% of Wyoming: Yes, and immediately free all citizens jailed for drug offenses
the Economy
Somewhat Important
Should we expand or dismantle our Social Security program?
Jimmy McMillan: Reform
23% of Wyoming: Keep "as is"
16% of Wyoming: Privatize the current system by allowing younger workers to contribute a portion of their payroll tax obligation to a private investment account
16% of Wyoming: Expand
10% of Wyoming: Dismantle
9% of Wyoming: Expand and increase the payroll tax on individuals making more than $250K to make up for the budget shortfall
9% of Wyoming: Reform the current system into a voluntary “opt-in” program
9% of Wyoming: Reform and raise the retirement age to account for people living longer
8% of Wyoming: Reform the current system to factor inflation rather than wage growth
Somewhat Important
Do you agree with President Obama's 2009 Stimulus Plan?
Jimmy McMillan: No
48% of Wyoming: No
34% of Wyoming: Yes
6% of Wyoming: Yes, but it was not big enough
6% of Wyoming: No, I'm against any type of federal stimulus
4% of Wyoming: Yes, and enact legislation to inject the economy with a stimulus every time the GDP falls below a certain level
2% of Wyoming: No, and enact legislation preventing any future administration from passing a stimulus
More Important
Do you believe the 2001 and 2003 George W Bush tax cuts should be extended?
Jimmy McMillan: Abolish all income taxes
35% of Wyoming: Yes
32% of Wyoming: No
15% of Wyoming: Extend only for those making less than $250,000
8% of Wyoming: Reform to a flat tax system
5% of Wyoming: Abolish the IRS and pass the Fair Tax legislation
2% of Wyoming: Abolish all income taxes
2% of Wyoming: Yes, and enact more across the board cuts to aid all income levels
Less Important
Should the federal government subsidize U.S. farmers?
Jimmy McMillan: No
42% of Wyoming: No
30% of Wyoming: Yes
17% of Wyoming: Yes, but include small and organic farmers
11% of Wyoming: Yes, but cut corn and factory farm subsidies
Somewhat Important
Should the government raise the federal minimum wage?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
42% of Wyoming: Yes
31% of Wyoming: No
13% of Wyoming: Leave it up to the states to decide
11% of Wyoming: Yes, and adjust the wage level according to inflation every year
3% of Wyoming: No, eliminate all federal wage standards
More Important
Should Congress raise the debt ceiling?
Jimmy McMillan: No
55% of Wyoming: No
15% of Wyoming: Yes
12% of Wyoming: Offset the debt by raising taxes on the rich and reduced spending
10% of Wyoming: No, cut spending
5% of Wyoming: Offset the debt by raising taxes on the rich
1% of Wyoming: Yes, raise the debt ceiling during a recession
1% of Wyoming: The Federal Reserve should destroy the $1.6 trillion in government bonds it now holds
Somewhat Important
Should the U.S. have bailed out the major banks during the financial crisis of 2008?
Jimmy McMillan: No
49% of Wyoming: No
20% of Wyoming: Yes
11% of Wyoming: Yes, but with more restrictions
9% of Wyoming: Regardless, we should instead enact legislation that prevents banks from becoming too big to fail
5% of Wyoming: Yes, but only on the condition that top management be fired without compensation
5% of Wyoming: No, remove the federal reserve and go back to the gold standard
1% of Wyoming: Yes, and nationalize all big banks
More Important
Should able-bodied, mentally capable adults who receive welfare be required to work?
Jimmy McMillan: No, “workfare” is a form a slave labor
63% of Wyoming: Yes
19% of Wyoming: No, but in order to receive benefits they should be looking for a job or enrolled in education and job training programs
7% of Wyoming: Yes, adults who receive government benefits should be required to work
3% of Wyoming: No
3% of Wyoming: No, but their benefits would expire after two years of unemployment
3% of Wyoming: Yes, and eliminate welfare all together as it is not authorized in the Constitution
1% of Wyoming: No, “workfare” is a form a slave labor
the Environment
Somewhat Important
Is Global Warming a threat to the environment?
Jimmy McMillan: No, global warming and cooling are natural cycles beyond our control
50% of Wyoming: Yes
25% of Wyoming: No
11% of Wyoming: Regardless, we should incentivize the private sector to develop cleaner and efficient fuels
8% of Wyoming: No, global warming and cooling are natural cycles beyond our control
4% of Wyoming: There is not enough evidence to determine this
2% of Wyoming: Regardless, we should not devote government resources to prevent it
Somewhat Important
Should we expand our offshore oil drilling?
Jimmy McMillan: No, end all offshore oil drilling
48% of Wyoming: Yes
29% of Wyoming: No
12% of Wyoming: Incentivize the private sector to develop alternative forms of energy
6% of Wyoming: Deregulate and let the free market determine the best energy sources
4% of Wyoming: No, but maintain our current offshore oil wells
1% of Wyoming: Nationalize the energy sector
1% of Wyoming: No, end all offshore oil drilling
More Important
Should U.S. National Parks and Forests continue to be preserved and protected by the federal government?
Jimmy McMillan:
78% of Wyoming: Yes
7% of Wyoming: Let each state determine which areas to protect
5% of Wyoming: Yes, but allow limited logging, drilling, and mining
4% of Wyoming: No
3% of Wyoming: Yes, but allow more public access
2% of Wyoming: No, there is no reason for the government to own so much land
1% of Wyoming: Yes, and expand the government’s domain to protect more land
Somewhat Important
Should the federal government continue to give tax credits and subsidies to the wind power industry?
Jimmy McMillan:
47% of Wyoming: Yes
31% of Wyoming: No
7% of Wyoming: Yes, the wind power industry is an important alternative to coal and natural gas
6% of Wyoming: No, the government should leave the energy sector alone and end support for failed technologies
6% of Wyoming: Yes, the future of our economy relies on the creation of jobs in sustainable energy
2% of Wyoming: No, traditional energy sources including oil, coal and nuclear power will be reliable energy sources for many years to come
Domestic Policy
Somewhat Important
Do you support the Patriot act?
Jimmy McMillan: No
44% of Wyoming: No
25% of Wyoming: Yes, but limit the scope of the government’s powers
23% of Wyoming: Yes
9% of Wyoming: No, and pass strict laws prohibiting any government surveillance
Somewhat Important
Should we limit federal funds to public schools that do not meet performance standards?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
46% of Wyoming: No
22% of Wyoming: Yes
17% of Wyoming: Let each state decide
13% of Wyoming: The federal government should not be involved in education
2% of Wyoming: The federal government should take over control of schools from the states
Less Important
Do you support affirmative action programs?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
38% of Wyoming: No
30% of Wyoming: No, but we should offer social programs to address poverty regardless of race or ethnicity
24% of Wyoming: Yes
8% of Wyoming: No, and laws should be passed prohibiting minority groups from receiving any favorable treatment
1% of Wyoming: Yes, and laws should be passed requiring all federal agencies to give favorable treatments to minorities
More Important
Do you support increased gun control?
Jimmy McMillan: No
51% of Wyoming: No
23% of Wyoming: Yes
8% of Wyoming: No, only for individuals with mental health issues and convicted felons
6% of Wyoming: Yes, require strict background checks, psychological testing, and training
5% of Wyoming: No, only for assault weapons
4% of Wyoming: No, but increase penalties for gun-related crimes
3% of Wyoming: No, and the federal government should pass national “stand your ground” laws
Somewhat Important
Are you in favor of decriminalizing all drugs?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
47% of Wyoming: No
34% of Wyoming: Yes, but not all drugs
11% of Wyoming: Yes
5% of Wyoming: Yes, and retroactively reduce sentences for those already serving time for drug use
3% of Wyoming: No, we should pass tougher drug laws
Somewhat Important
Should the federal government regulate the internet to deter online piracy?
Jimmy McMillan: No
65% of Wyoming: No
11% of Wyoming: No, the government should prosecute copyright violators but not regulate the internet
10% of Wyoming: Yes
8% of Wyoming: No, industries should address their piracy issues instead of the government
6% of Wyoming: No, and enact legislation preventing any level of government policing the internet
Somewhat Important
Should corporations and unions be permitted to fund broadcast advertisements backing political candidates through political action committees (Super PACS)?
Jimmy McMillan: No, corporations are not people and should not be allowed to finance political campaigns
51% of Wyoming: No
23% of Wyoming: Yes
19% of Wyoming: No, corporations are not people and should not be allowed to finance political campaigns
7% of Wyoming: Yes, any restriction on campaign spending violates the first amendment
Science
Somewhat Important
Should the federal government fund stem cell research?
Jimmy McMillan: No
54% of Wyoming: Yes
17% of Wyoming: No
15% of Wyoming: No, leave funding and research to the private sector
13% of Wyoming: Yes, as long as they are non-fetal stem cells
More Important
Do you believe the theory of Evolution?
Jimmy McMillan: No
50% of Wyoming: Yes
18% of Wyoming: No
11% of Wyoming: Yes, and I believe it is a part of Creationism
10% of Wyoming: Regardless, all theories should be taught in school
4% of Wyoming: Yes, Evolution is a fact
4% of Wyoming: Up for debate
3% of Wyoming: Yes, and should be required in public schools
1% of Wyoming: No, and it should not be taught in public schools
Less Important
Should the United States increase our space exploration efforts and budget?
Jimmy McMillan:
44% of Wyoming: Yes
21% of Wyoming: No
13% of Wyoming: Not during a recession
10% of Wyoming: Incentivize the private sector to develop space technology
6% of Wyoming: Regardless, we should only use government funds for national defense purposes and leave exploration to the private sector
6% of Wyoming: Leave funding and research to the private sector
1% of Wyoming: Regardless, we should not use space-based technology for military purposes
Immigration
Somewhat Important
Should children of illegal immigrants be granted citizenship?
Jimmy McMillan: No
33% of Wyoming: No
31% of Wyoming: Yes
11% of Wyoming: Yes, if they were born here
10% of Wyoming: Yes, but after they turn 18 and apply for citizenship
6% of Wyoming: Yes, but after 4 years of military service or earning a college degree
6% of Wyoming: Yes, but it should not grant their parents citizenship
2% of Wyoming: No, all illegal immigrants should be deported
1% of Wyoming: Yes, and abolish all national borders
Somewhat Important
Should illegal immigrants be given access to government-subsidized healthcare?
Jimmy McMillan: No
59% of Wyoming: No
13% of Wyoming: Yes
10% of Wyoming: Yes, if they pay taxes
6% of Wyoming: No, but they should be allowed to purchase private healthcare
4% of Wyoming: Only for life threatening emergencies or infectious diseases
3% of Wyoming: No, but their children should have access
2% of Wyoming: No, deport illegal immigrants seeking healthcare
2% of Wyoming: No, the government should not subsidize healthcare
1% of Wyoming: Yes, but they should be deported after treatment
1% of Wyoming: Yes, and grant them citizenship
Somewhat Important
Should illegal immigrants working in the U.S. be granted temporary amnesty?
Jimmy McMillan: No, but allow them to stay
38% of Wyoming: No
22% of Wyoming: Yes
16% of Wyoming: Yes, but only if they pay taxes
15% of Wyoming: Yes, create a simple path to citizenship for non-violent criminals
7% of Wyoming: No, fine companies that employ illegal immigrants
2% of Wyoming: No, remove them from the U.S.
1% of Wyoming: No, but allow them to stay
Foreign Policy
Somewhat Important
Should the U.S. intervene in the affairs of other countries?
Jimmy McMillan: No
38% of Wyoming: Only in matters of national security, human rights violations, or specifically asked by the international community
25% of Wyoming: No
18% of Wyoming: Only if there is a direct threat to our national security
11% of Wyoming: Yes
3% of Wyoming: Only with non-violent diplomatic solutions such as sanctions and peace talks
2% of Wyoming: Yes, and use the military to preemptively strike any hostile nations perceived as a threat
2% of Wyoming: No, we have more important domestic issues to worry about
1% of Wyoming: No, and dramatically decrease our military while abolishing the CIA and NSA
Somewhat Important
Should the U.S. end the war in Afghanistan?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes
58% of Wyoming: Yes
16% of Wyoming: Yes, bring a majority of the troops home but maintain a strong diplomatic presence
12% of Wyoming: No, not until all U.S. military leaders are confident the mission has been accomplished
7% of Wyoming: Yes, and only approve future wars through Congress
6% of Wyoming: No
Somewhat Important
Should the U.S. continue to support Israel?
Jimmy McMillan:
44% of Wyoming: Yes
14% of Wyoming: Yes, but respect Israel’s sovereignty and do not dictate how it should interact with its neighbors
12% of Wyoming: No
12% of Wyoming: No, we should be less involved
10% of Wyoming: We should give equal support to Israel and Palestine.
4% of Wyoming: No, we should not give aid to any foreign nations
2% of Wyoming: Not the current regime
1% of Wyoming: No, cut all support and aid
1% of Wyoming: Yes, and with more aid and support
Somewhat Important
How should the U.S. deal with Iran?
Jimmy McMillan:
40% of Wyoming: Maintain diplomacy while discouraging use of nuclear weapons
34% of Wyoming: Strategically eliminate their nuclear bomb making capabilities
14% of Wyoming: Isolate through trade embargoes
6% of Wyoming: Iran does not threaten our national security and there is no proof they are building a nuclear weapon
4% of Wyoming: Ignore their threats and cease all contact
2% of Wyoming: Overthrow the current government and instill a democracy
Less Important
How should the U.S. handle the genocide in Sudan?
Jimmy McMillan:
72% of Wyoming: Support a NATO effort to contain the Sudanese military
25% of Wyoming: Do not get involved
3% of Wyoming: Overthrow the current government and instill a democracy
Least Important
Should the United States end its trade embargo and travel ban on Cuba?
Jimmy McMillan:
50% of Wyoming: Yes
21% of Wyoming: No
19% of Wyoming: Yes, lift the travel ban but keep some provisions of the embargo in place
6% of Wyoming: Yes, allow Americans to travel to any country they choose
3% of Wyoming: Yes, end embargoes with all countries and allow U.S. businesses to do business with any country
Somewhat Important
Should the U.S. maintain a presence at the United Nations?
Jimmy McMillan:
67% of Wyoming: Yes
14% of Wyoming: No
9% of Wyoming: Scale back our current involvement
6% of Wyoming: No, and remove the U.N. headquarters from the U.S.
4% of Wyoming: Yes, and use the U.N. peacekeeping forces to protect U.S. interests
Somewhat Important
Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional rights?
Jimmy McMillan: Yes, just like U.S. citizens, terrorists should be given a fair trial in federal courts
40% of Wyoming: No
22% of Wyoming: No, they should be tried in military tribunals but not subject to torture
19% of Wyoming: Yes
7% of Wyoming: Yes, just like U.S. citizens, terrorists should be given a fair trial in federal courts
6% of Wyoming: Yes, give them a fair trial and shut down Guantanamo Bay
6% of Wyoming: No, they are not U.S. citizens and should be subject to enhanced interrogation methods