Norm Coleman

Norm Coleman generally supported pro-business policies, tax cuts, and free-market principles, advocating for reducing government regulation to stimulate economic growth.

Coleman backed policies that provided subsidies and support to farmers, emphasizing the importance of agriculture to Minnesota's economy and supporting biofuel development.

He supported comprehensive immigration reform that included stronger border security, guest worker programs, and a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants under certain conditions.

Coleman generally favored policies that promoted school choice and accountability, and supported reforms aimed at improving education quality while maintaining local control.

He advocated for a diverse energy portfolio, including increased domestic oil production, clean coal technology, and investment in renewable energy sources.

Norm Coleman acknowledged climate change and supported market-based solutions to reduce emissions, though he prioritized economic considerations in environmental policy.

Coleman favored healthcare reforms that focused on increasing access through private market solutions and opposed government-run healthcare systems.

He supported policies that encouraged homeownership and provided assistance for affordable housing through public-private partnerships.

Coleman advocated for investment in infrastructure to improve transportation networks, emphasizing the role of federal-state partnerships.

He supported increasing funding for veterans' healthcare and benefits, aiming to address the needs of returning service members and their families.

Coleman supported measures to ensure the integrity of elections, advocating for voter ID laws and efforts to prevent voter fraud.