U.S. Representative, Ohio District 13

Supports pro-growth tax policy, regulatory relief for small businesses, reshoring manufacturing and supply chains, expanded apprenticeships, and workforce training tied to local employers; says expanding American energy production would lower fuel and utility costs.

Proposes $500 million per district for vocational and skilled-trades training, says automation should benefit the district, supports raising the minimum wage so full-time work covers basic living costs, and opposes bailouts for companies that cut Ohio jobs.

Says he would defend equal treatment, due process, speech, privacy and voting rights regardless of which party holds power, and opposes surveillance tools such as Flock Safety cameras.

Opposes the SAVE America Act's voter-registration requirements, saying they would create barriers for eligible voters; her campaign says she supports the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act and the Freedom to Vote Act.

Proposes a basic health care guarantee, including low-cost clinics for everyday care and access to essential treatments such as insulin, and would require hospitals and insurers to publish binding real-time prices for common procedures.

Co-sponsored the Protecting Health Care and Lowering Costs Act (H.R. 4849), which would reverse the health care and Medicaid cuts in the 2025 budget law (H.R. 1) and permanently extend the Affordable Care Act premium tax credits.

Supports securing the border, which he ties to stopping the flow of illegal drugs.

Calls for a bipartisan, comprehensive immigration overhaul that includes border security; in 2026 called for judicial warrants, body cameras and stronger oversight of ICE and CBP and introduced the COOL IT Act on immigration-officer training.

Supports streamlining federal permitting, prioritizing repair of existing roads, bridges and water systems, and using public-private partnerships and performance-based funding.

Co-leads the RAIL Act with Rep. Mike Rulli (R), reintroduced in 2025 after the East Palestine derailment, which would codify a two-person train crew rule and increase rail inspections.

Supports reining in federal spending and ending programs he says drive inflation; says he would oppose new taxes and mandates on middle-class families.

Reintroduced the Lower Your Taxes Act (2025), which would expand the Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit, paid for by raising the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28% and taxing capital gains of people earning over $1 million as ordinary income.

Supports abortion rights; her campaign says she co-sponsors the Women's Health Protection Act, and in January 2026 she voted against two Republican-backed bills related to crisis pregnancy centers and campus pregnancy policies.

Supports teaching STEM and AI in every Ohio public school, with apprenticeships and skilled trades funded alongside it; opposes cuts to teaching staff and vocational programs.

Supports strict enforcement of environmental regulations, including rules for data centers such as closed-loop systems and alternative energy sources, and public debate on environmental decisions.

Says he would defend the First and Second Amendments and religious freedom, oppose federal mandates he says infringe on personal liberty, and rein in rulemaking by unelected agencies.

Supports more resources for local police, stronger penalties for violent and repeat offenders, action against fentanyl trafficking, and mental health and addiction recovery programs aimed at reducing recidivism.

Supports ending federal taxation of Social Security benefits and opposes property tax increases for people on fixed incomes.