Voting in
favor of banning assault weapons in the state were state Sens. Oscar Braynon, D - Miami Gardens; Lauren Book, D - Plantation; Anitere Flores, R - Miami; Bill Montford, D - Tallahassee; Jose Javier Rodriguez, D - Miami; and Thurston.
Not exact matches
A moderate, Lamb is personally opposed to abortion, not in
favor of a
ban on
assault rifles, and has stated that he wouldn't support Nancy Pelosi as the Democrats» House leader.
Meanwhile, President Trump — who was in
favor of an
assault weapons
ban and longer waiting periods before his National Rifle Association - supported presidential campaign — ordered the Justice Department to issue regulations
banning the bump stocks used to convert semi-automatic guns into automatic weapons.
One recent poll found 64 percent
of voters supporting an
assault weapons
ban and 74 percent in
favor of the opportunity to vote on it.
Contrary to popular belief, most Republicans want to make
assault - style weapons illegal, while many Democrats are in
favor of a 20 - week abortion
ban.
Doran said she is in
favor of measures that keep guns out
of the hands
of criminals and the mentally ill, while respecting the rights
of law - abiding gun owners and that's why she supports a
ban on military - grade
assault - style weapons, strengthening background checks, as well as legislation to stop convicted domestic abusers from having access to guns.
Paladino was here last week for a rally that, if anything, highlighted the struggles within the conservative voter base over the measure, even if polls show most New Yorkers are in
favor of updating the state's
assault weapons
ban.
A Siena Poll in January 2013 found 73 percent
of voters surveyed
favored a tighter
assault weapons
ban and capping magazine capacity at seven rounds.
Sixty - two percent
of voters
favored a
ban on «
assault weapons» in a recent Quinnipiac University poll.
A recent Politico - Morning Consult poll showed that 88 percent
of Americans now support universal background checks, 81 percent think a person should be at least 21 to buy a gun, 70 percent
favor a
ban on high - capacity magazinesand 68 percent think
assault - style weapons should be
banned.
Gov. Rick Scott and House and Senate leaders have said there is a need to keep
assault weapons out
of the hands
of the mentally ill and to beef up school security but haven't endorsed
bans on
assault weapons
favored by many students and protesters.