Eric Michael Foreman

Why they say you should vote for them

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

• Describes himself as a working-class family man and not a career politician, running for blue-collar workers and everyday Nebraskans.[2],[4],[5]
• Says his top priorities are accountability and representation, including regular in-person town halls across the district.[4]
• Says he wants to return power to "We the People" and restore county sheriffs' constitutional authority.[1],[4]

Background

• Property management and maintenance[2],[4],[5]
• Kitchen and construction jobs[2]

Education

• High school graduate, with additional education in culinary arts, trade skills and applied sciences[4]

Where they stand

• Taxes
  Supports eliminating the federal income tax along with federal spending cuts; opposes subsidies and mandates for the ethanol industry.[4]
• Immigration
  Supports border security with walls, technology and sheriffs' oversight, faster legal asylum and citizenship pathways, and deporting criminals rather than broad sweeps; supports legislation excluding children of people in the country unlawfully from birthright citizenship.[4]
• Foreign Policy
  Supports a policy of nonintervention; says Congress should authorize force only when vital U.S. interests are directly at stake and should end open-ended foreign aid packages.[4]
• Public Safety
  Says law enforcement should focus on violence, trafficking, abuse and organized crime rather than victimless offenses; supports harsher mandatory sentences for crimes against children.[1],[3]
• Elections & Democracy
  Supports voter ID, regular cleaning of voter rolls, paper ballots and not counting ballots that arrive after Election Day; opposes federal control of election administration.[4]

Voting record

Eric Michael Foreman has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words