Lauren Necochea

Bio

Necochea earned her masters in public affaris from Princeton and went on to receive a Fulbright scholarship to study micofinance in Peru.

Status and Position

Current State House of Representatives of Idaho

Political Party and Jurisdiction

Democrat, Idaho

Elections

Election Jurisdiction

Started Campaign

Campaign Status

Poll Rankings (of the vote)

Campaign Financing

Necochea has raised $55,698 for her 2020 campaign. Her largest contributions come from the health sector ($4,787), and the construction sector ($4,500). Source: https://www.followthemoney.org/entity-details?eid=16163863&default=candidate

Voting Rights

Necochea supports voting policies that lead to increased accessibility, such as mail-in ballots, open primaries, and online voter registration. Source: https://necocheaforid.com/district-19-candidate-survey/

Opinions on Issues

Issues

Stance

Summary

Universal HealthcareUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Socialized HealthcareForNecochea supports expanding Medicaid. Source: https://necocheaforid.com/district-19-candidate-survey/
Private HealthcareUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
LGBT RightsForNecochea is for LGBT rights.
Necochea has spoken out in criticism of anti-transgender laws passed in Idaho. Source: https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article241645901.html
TaxesNuanceNecochea's stance on taxes is nuanced.
Necochea supports certain tax policies such as the homeowner's exemption, property tax assistance, and the child tax credit, as well as local option sales tax authority. She opposes tax cuts that benefit the upper class and large corporations while hurting middle class families. Source: https://necocheaforid.com/district-19-candidate-survey/
Flat Tax RateAgainstNecochea spoke out against a new proposed flat tax rate, saying it would cause increases for the lower-income taxpayers while creating tax cuts for the higher-income taxpayers. Source: https://www.boisestatepublicradio.org/economy/2015-02-20/taxes-would-go-up-for-95-percent-of-idaho-payers-under-legislative-proposal
Necochea supports certain tax policies such as the homeowner's exemption, property tax assistance, and the child tax credit, as well as local option sales tax authority. She opposes tax cuts that benefit the upper class and large corporations while hurting middle class families. Source: https://necocheaforid.com/district-19-candidate-survey/
AbortionForNecochea is for abortion.
Necochea voted against HB 366, which would make abortions illegal after the heartbeat is detectable. Source: https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2021/legislation/H0366/
Gun ControlForNecochea is for gun control.
Necochea voted against HB 122, which would allow school employees to carry concealed arms in schools. Source: https://www.idahopress.com/eyeonboise/guns-in-schools-bill-passes-house-on-52-18-vote/article_d0aaeb6f-0871-5c9b-9fe1-946d78beb36a.html
Assisted SuicideUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Necochea voted against HB 122, which would allow school employees to carry concealed arms in schools. Source: https://www.idahopress.com/eyeonboise/guns-in-schools-bill-passes-house-on-52-18-vote/article_d0aaeb6f-0871-5c9b-9fe1-946d78beb36a.html
Government InterferenceUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Planned ParenthoodForNecochea supports Planned Parenthood. She voted against HB 220, which prohibits public funding for abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood. Source: https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2021/legislation/H0220/
WelfareUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
WelfareUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Death PenaltyUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Mandatory Prison SentenceNuanceNecochea voted against a bill that lessened mandatory prison sentences for heroin, but created new mandatory sentences for fentanyl. She has generally stated her support for "sentencing reform" but has made no specific comments. Source: https://www.idahopress.com/news/local/change-to-heroin-fentanyl-sentences-passes-house/article_6b7b23ef-f343-58d9-8492-6633b3e0fb88.html https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2020/legislation/H0469/ https://www.idahopress.com/elections/candidate-surveys-idaho-legislative-district-19/article_bba3afed-9276-59a7-8ba0-b26c6870847b.html
Military SpendingUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
War on TerrorismUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Foreign Policy International InteractionUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
United Nations powerUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
NationalismUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Free MarketsUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
BrexitUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Affirmative ActionForNecochea voted against a bill that would prohibit affirmative action. Source: https://www.idahostatesman.com/article240227461.html https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2020/legislation/H0440/
Government SpendingUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Charter SchoolsForNecochea voted for HB 22, which aided with funding for charter schools. Source: https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2021/legislation/H0022/
Common CoreUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Clean EnergyUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Religious FreedomUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Separation of Church and StateUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Slavery ReparationsUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Border ControlUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Passenger ProfilingUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
DACAUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Sanctuary CitiesUnknownNo clear stance on issue.
Legalizing MarijuanaNuanceNecochea shows support for the legalization of medical marijuana. Source: https://necocheaforid.com/weekly-session-update-february-1-6-2021/

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