U.S. Senate

Supports expanding homeschooling freedom and strengthening parents' role in their children's education.

Supports allowing states to bar transgender athletes from girls' and women's sports and praised the 2026 Supreme Court ruling allowing such bans.

Sponsors the DISCLOSE Act, which would require groups such as super PACs to disclose donors giving over $10,000, and supports overturning Citizens United.

Says he will push for congressional term limits, require members of Congress to pay the full cost of their health care, and cut lawmakers' pay if they vote to shut down the government.

Calls for ending U.S. involvement in wars abroad and stopping foreign aid.

Supported aid to Ukraine and security assistance for Israel and backs a two-state solution. In 2026 he said U.S. policy toward Israel needs "a reset" and voted "present" on a measure to restrict weapons sales to Israel.

Supports enforcing existing immigration laws and says people in the country illegally should not receive state or federal benefits meant for citizens and lawful residents.

Supports comprehensive immigration reform, more border technology and funding for 22,000 Border Patrol agents, and protections for DREAMers. Calls for "guardrails" on ICE and opposed an ICE detention facility in Merrimack.

Says he will "never vote to cut benefits" and opposes raising the retirement age or privatizing Social Security.

Promised in his campaign launch video to protect Medicare and Social Security benefits.

Proposes a "Tax Cuts and Lower Costs Blueprint" that includes cutting energy taxes, suspending the federal gas tax, rolling back tariffs on food and everyday goods, and strengthening the Child Tax Credit.

Says he consistently opposed tax increases in Congress and, as a senator, wrote the law banning taxes on internet access.

Supports restoring and writing into federal law the abortion rights established under Roe v. Wade. Says he helped pass the Women's Health Protection Act in the House and introduced bills on IVF access and interstate travel for abortion care.

His campaign says affordability is his top focus and that he will work to lower child care and other costs for families.

Says he pushed to reform federal surveillance laws; as a senator he joined a filibuster of the USA PATRIOT Act reauthorization.

Says he will focus on "the economy, jobs, our debt and making our lives more affordable."

Calls for restoring constitutional limits and "full transparency," and criticizes the Federal Reserve and fusion centers as unaccountable.

Supports strengthening the Affordable Care Act and says he is defending Medicare and Medicaid from cuts he attributes to Republicans. Cites his support for capping insulin at $35 and letting Medicare negotiate drug prices.

Says he would cut red tape to build more housing, support first-time homebuyers, and take on Wall Street firms he says are driving up costs.

Says veterans' care is a federal duty and "no one who served this country should face delayed or denied care." Wants states and communities to lead on civilian health care, including mental health and addiction treatment.