U.S. House · MN-02 · November 3, 2026

2026 Minnesota Congressional District 2 Voter Guide

Compare Eric Pratt and Matt Little in Minnesota’s 2026 Second Congressional District race. Review positions supported by verifiable evidence and original sources, then make your own voting decision based on Christian principles.

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14-question comparison

Where do Eric Pratt and Matt Little stand?

Research reviewed through September 1, 2026. Sources are linked with every answer.

Restrict federal abortion funding

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Should Congress prohibit federal funds from paying for abortions except in cases of rape, incest, or when the mother's life is endangered?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Prohibit abortions after 15 weeks

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Should Congress enact a federal law prohibiting most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, with exceptions for rape, incest, or when the mother's life is endangered?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Require care for infants born alive

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Should federal law require appropriate medical care for an infant who is born alive after an attempted abortion?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Reserve women's sports for females

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Should schools and colleges receiving federal funds be required to reserve women's and girls' athletic teams for athletes who are female based on sex at birth?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Restrict funding for minor gender transitions

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Should federal funds be prohibited from paying for gender-transition medical procedures for minors?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Require parental notification of gender changes

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Should schools receiving federal funds be required to notify parents before changing a minor student's name or pronouns at school to reflect a gender identity different from the student's sex at birth?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Affirm healthcare providers' religious protections

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Should federal law protect healthcare professionals from being required to participate in abortions or gender-transition procedures that violate their sincerely held religious or moral beliefs?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Protect religious organizations' federal eligibility

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Should religious organizations remain eligible for federal grants, contracts, and tax-exempt status if they maintain traditional religious beliefs about marriage and human sexuality?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

Unknown

Hold federal officials accountable for fraud

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Should federal officials face financial or employment consequences when their negligence allows significant fraud to occur?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

Yes

Enforce deportation for unlawful presence

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Should federal immigration authorities seek to arrest and deport people who are unlawfully present in the United States?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Cooperate with federal immigration enforcement

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Should state and local law enforcement agencies cooperate with federal immigration authorities when individuals in their custody are subject to federal immigration enforcement?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

No

Establish Medicare for All

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Should Congress create a federally administered single-payer healthcare system, commonly called Medicare for All, that would replace most private health insurance?

Eric Pratt

No

Matt Little

Yes

Reduce federal spending

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Should Congress reduce federal spending when necessary to slow the growth of the national debt, even if doing so requires reductions to existing federal programs?

Eric Pratt

Yes

Matt Little

Yes

Tax high-net-worth households

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Should Congress impose an annual federal tax on the net worth of households above a specified wealth threshold?

Eric Pratt

No

Matt Little

Yes

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Research methodology

Evidence before inference.

Researchers look first for direct candidate answers, then official votes, campaign statements, and other reliable records. When the wording does not exactly match the question, the answer may be inferred through candidate records and affiliated-party material and is identified as such.

No totals or candidate scores are calculated. When no reliable position is found, the result remains Unknown. All answers and sources are reviewed for accuracy.