• Statement. Opposes current tariffs, saying they’ve cost families over $1,800; wants Congress, not the president, to set tariffs.
• Statement. Supports raising the minimum wage to a "living wage" and closing tax loopholes for billionaires.
• Statement. Proposed "2-for-1" plan: $2 in federal investment for every $1 in wages lost when a factory or mine closes, spent as the community votes.

• Statement. Wants to reverse Medicaid/SNAP cuts and fund rural hospitals.
• Statement. Platform calls for a government health option.

Context: His wording mixes "single-payer" and "public option," so it is unclear which model he supports.

• Statement. Would vote for a War Powers Resolution to withdraw U.S. forces from Iran, arguing it would lower gas prices.

No public position found on Israel-Gaza, Ukraine/Russia policy.

• Statement. Wants more Title I funding for rural schools and redirecting school-voucher money back to public schools.
• Statement. Proposes free public college tuition for students who commit to teaching, nursing, social work, or policing, in exchange for years of in-state service.

• Statement. Says heavy investment in AI signals coming job losses.
• Statement. Opposes new data centers built without a binding local vote; wants to ban AI-enabled surveillance tools like license-plate readers.

Context: He has not detailed a specific response to AI job losses.

• Statement. Supports ending Citizens United, banning former officials from lobbying, and requiring officials to divest conflicts of interest.
• Statement. Signed a pledge to support congressional term limits (3 House terms).

Context: Opponent Riley Moore signed the same pledge previously.