Avery believes that Wisconsin should legalize, regulate, and tax cannabis in a way similar to alcohol.

Avery believes in climate change and is committed to promoting renewable energy.

Avery thinks that the school funding system needs overhauled. First and foremost, private schools are not the governments responsibility and should provide their own funding. Second, the arbitrary revenue limits set in 1972 make no sense and should be abolished. If the revenue limits have to stay, they should at least be indexed to inflation.

Avery believes in the second amendment, but strongly supports common sense measures that make our schools safer, especially magazine size limits.

Wisconsin is facing a housing crisis. One of the most underappreciated parts of this problem is the rent crisis. Avery proposes enacting laws that would limit the amount landlords can raise rent year over year to promote transparency for renters.

Avery thinks unions are the best way to ensure that every worker is treated and compensated fairly. As such, Avery supports all measures to strengthen unions, including repealing the so-called right to work law.

Avery strongly supports LGBTQ+ rights.

What happened to Wisconsin's maps over the last 14 years can never happen again. To ensure this, Avery supports amending the state constitution to provide for a non-partisan redistricting process.

Avery is pro-choice and will always support a woman’s right to decide what to do with her own body. He also strongly opposes any measures to limit access to contraceptive or IVF.

Avery thinks that the very wealthy and large corporations should pay their fair share in taxes.

Avery understands the sacrifice our veterans make for us. His family has served in all branches of the military, including his mom in the Army and brother in the Marine Corps. He strongly supports programs that seek to provide comprehensive healthcare, housing, and vocational support for our veterans.