One big 'IF' here is whether you mean state law or federal law. The Articles of Confederation and the U.S. Constitution made very clear what the people wanted--state sovereignty, and with the purpose of the federal government strictly to protect that state sovereignty and nothing else.
95% of what the current U.S. Federal Government does is unconstitutional. Most or all of these issues in this poll are up to the states. In fact, it is the state's DUTY to defy the federal government when it violates the Constitution. This is why I hope politically minded people stop thinking of state politics as boring and of little consequence, when, in fact, the only way to keep the federal government in check is with state governments willing to stand up against it, like when California defies federal marijuana laws.
So because of the current power grab of the federal government, I find it wiser to give states more power than either the people or the federal government. A pure libertarian gives freedom to the people, then state, then fed, in that order. I give it to states, then people, then fed... until the federal government gets back in line. I do this because states have a lot more power to subdue the federal government (by defying it) than do the people, so states must have more power at the moment. Besides, people have freedom to move to a different state if they don't like the state they live in. Its the free market in the political arena.
I decided to assume you meant state law for this poll. Here's how I believe:
NO - Ban all private gun ownership [more or less]
YES - Abortion made illegal
DEPENDS - Amnesty for illegal aliens
NO - Allow domestic wire taps without oversight
DEPENDS - Strong environmental protection laws
YES - Mostly unregulated imports and trade
YES - Elimination of the National debt
YES (FairTax) - Throw out the existing tax structure
NO - Increase taxes on the rich
