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195 MPs have stated positions
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Yea means supporting new federal limits on commercial marketing of unhealthy foods to children to protect physical and mental health, reduce childhood obesity, and empower regulators to define and enforce advertising standards.
Ban marketing of high-sugar, saturated-fat, or high-sodium foods to children under 13
Voting Nay means opposing the advertising ban due to concerns about regulatory overreach, impacts on commercial speech and industry (including trademark use), potential economic effects on food and beverage companies, or believing voluntary industry measures are preferable.