U.S. Senate

Opposes selling or auctioning public lands, wants the Forest Service and BLM fully staffed, and supports higher Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) payments to rural counties.

Would restore the 30 percent federal tax credit for homeowner-owned solar panels and batteries, keep Idaho's dams running, and favors rooftop solar over solar farms on farmland.

Wants all federal land in Idaho transferred to the state, and would remove regulations that block construction of nuclear power plants.

Opposes selling federal public lands in Idaho and cites his work as governor on Idaho's state Roadless Rule; says wildfire management could improve.

Supports expanding nuclear, hydropower and other domestic energy, opposed the Lava Ridge wind project and opposes breaching the four lower Snake River dams.

Supports border security resources and an improved legal immigration system, citing the 2013 bipartisan reform bill as a model; supports year-round H-2A work with Idaho workers given priority for jobs.

Supports immigration reform that pairs border security with a faster, simpler legal immigration process.

Says he would push for mass deportation of people in the country illegally and the "remigration" of many legal immigrants and their children.

Supports border security, says some agricultural sectors need immigrant labor, wants the H-2A farmworker visa expanded to year-round work, and opposes a path to citizenship for people who entered illegally.

Supports congressional term limits, an age limit of 72 for members of Congress, a congressional stock-trading ban and ending gerrymandering; opposes the SAVE Act, calling it "federal overreach."

Would cut federal grants for camera networks, bar federal agencies from local license-plate data without a warrant, and pass the Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act.

Supports the SAVE Act, which would require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote; says Idaho's own elections are secure.

Supports the PRIME Act, antitrust enforcement in meatpacking and farm supplies, right-to-repair for farm equipment, and simpler farmworker visas for family-scale operations.

Would remove federal laws and regulations he says limit how farmers and ranchers use their land and livestock.

Says he would work to end "endless wars," reassert Congress's war powers and fully fund the VA.

Would cut funding for all overseas military operations and bring U.S. troops home.

Says he would vote against new federal bans on firearms or magazines and against a federal gun-owner registry.

Says he will protect Second Amendment rights.

Says the Affordable Care Act needs to be reformed, criticized the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits, and would ban pharmaceutical company payments to doctors.

Says the Affordable Care Act "needs work" and that health care should move "significantly more back into the private sector."

Would limit the number of homes any one entity can own to no more than ten, use Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to convert corporate-owned rentals to mortgages, and ban non-resident foreign ownership of homes.

Cites a federal housing bill he backed, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, aimed at lowering housing costs.

Says he would close tax loopholes used by corporations and high earners and lower taxes for working families, small businesses and agricultural producers.

Supports cutting taxes and federal spending, backs a Balanced Budget Amendment, and voted for the 2025 law removing federal taxes on tips and overtime.

Says personal and medical decisions belong to individuals and commits to aligning with Idaho's Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act ballot initiative.

Supports protecting SNAP food assistance funding.

Says Congress needs to make large cuts to entitlement programs, including Social Security.