U.S. Senate

Cosponsor of balanced budget and congressional term limit amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

Opposes the proposed Inola aluminum smelter and says officials should explain who benefits and who pays before committing taxpayer dollars to major projects.

Proposes tying the federal minimum wage to the MIT Living Wage Calculator on a county-by-county basis, updated each year.

Supports a living-wage minimum wage, price-gouging protections, affordable housing investment and pilot programs for a 32-hour workweek.

Says he wants to pass a health care package, including steps to keep pharmaceutical prices lower, that was dropped from the 2025 law under Senate rules.

Says health care reform should serve patients and small businesses rather than large corporate systems; supports health freedom and alternative medical choices.

Supports moving to a Medicare for All system that would fold Medicaid, TRICARE and VA coverage into Medicare.

Supports a single-payer Medicare for All system and protecting Medicaid.

Describes himself as pro-life; cosponsor of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act and bills limiting federal abortion funding.

Supports codifying abortion rights and opposes making abortion illegal.

Supports restoring Roe v. Wade federally and protecting women from prosecution for miscarriage or pregnancy complications.

Supported the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote.

Supports overturning Citizens United, public financing of elections and a constitutional amendment on campaign finance.

Supports expanding the number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Sponsored the Education and Workforce Freedom Act, which expanded tax-advantaged 529 accounts to K-12 costs at public, private, religious and home schools.

Supports smaller class sizes, free school breakfast and lunch for all students, full funding of special education and competitive teacher pay.

Opposes building data centers and other large projects affecting water, power and land without informed local consent.

Proposes funding solar power for federal buildings and public schools to cut electricity costs.

Says the 2025 tax and spending law included his WIRED Act, which taxes international wire transfers to fund border security; voted for border wall funding.

Supports securing the border, streamlining deportation and having Congress pass clearer immigration laws.

Supports codifying civil rights and marriage equality and expanding anti-discrimination protections.

Told KOSU she would work in her first 100 days to "impeach, remove, and convict," referring to the Trump administration.

Says Congress must authorize war and calls for strict adherence to the War Powers Resolution of 1973.

Cosponsored national concealed carry reciprocity legislation (H.R. 38).

Supports measures against child trafficking and online grooming and strengthening parental rights.

Highlights his work to extend and expand the 2017 tax cuts and his vote for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Supports military pay that reflects family costs, fixing housing and food allowance calculations, and protecting military spouse employment.