Pro-Life

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says he is running to hold candidates publicly accountable and to encourage Christian morality.[1],[2]
• Says he would use executive orders to end abortion and would seek legal personhood from fertilization.[3],[2]
• Says he would cut state spending across government, including Medicaid, public education and welfare.[3]

Background

• Organic strawberry farmer, Family farm · 2002–present[3]
• Licensed Public Accountant, State of Idaho · 1974[3]
• Candidate for Idaho House, governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and lieutenant governor, Idaho · 2004–2022[6]

Education

• B.A., Political Science (1967), Brigham Young University[3],[6]

Where they stand

• Abortion
  Considers abortion murder and says he would work with the Legislature, including in a special session, to block Proposition 1 if voters pass it.[4]
• Energy & Environment
  Opposes nuclear energy and says he would veto or stall the proposed nuclear lifecycle campus and any storage of nuclear waste in Idaho.[5]
• Economy & Jobs
  Wants spending cut across state government, especially Medicaid, public education and welfare.[3]
• Public Safety
  Lists roads and prisoner health and safety as public safety priorities, opposes private prisons, and supports Second Amendment rights for college students.[3]
• Economy & Jobs
  Opposes data centers in Idaho and says the state needs a "kill switch" on AI and data centers.[3]

Voting record

Pro-Life has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words