Health Care
Supports protecting ACA premium tax credits
“I will protect healthcare tax credits that help Idaho families afford coverage by working across party lines to pass needed insurance reforms.”
Independent
Idaho
On the ballot · 2026
Key dates
Full six-year term
Health Care
“I will protect healthcare tax credits that help Idaho families afford coverage by working across party lines to pass needed insurance reforms.”
Immigration
“I will support providing Customs and Border Protection with the staffing, technology, and resources it needs to secure our border, stop illegal crossings, and carry out its mission ethically and lawfully.”
Business & Economy
“I will work to pass a national ban on algorithm-driven price fixing that artificially inflates housing costs.”
Elections & Campaigns
“I will fight for a constitutional amendment to limit the terms of members of the Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Supreme Court. Two terms in the Senate, three terms in the House, and 18 years for Supreme Court justices.”
Natural Resources & Public Lands
“I oppose selling our public lands to fund federal spending or reduce the national debt.”
Reproductive Health
“I support Idaho’s Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act ballot initiative. My job is to represent the will of the people regardless of my personal beliefs. In that spirit of service, I commit to align my service in the Senate with the outcome of this ballot initiative.”
Firearms
“I will vote against new federal bans on firearms or magazines, a federal registry of gun owners, or any proposal that lacks Fifth Amendment protections and due process.”
Technology & Telecom
“I will introduce legislation to require major social media platforms to disclose the algorithms that determine what children, teens, and adults see.”
Seniors & Aging
1 in 4 adult Idahoans, about 400,000, receive social security benefits. These are some of our most vulnerable. Starting on March 31st, SSA will require more people to verify their identity in-person, but DOGE wants to cut 7,000 staff nationwide and close offices. Cuts to services will make it harder for older Idahoans to get access to the benefits that they’ve paid into and have earned.
Independent
Idaho
On the ballot · 2026
Key dates
Full six-year term
Health Care
“I will protect healthcare tax credits that help Idaho families afford coverage by working across party lines to pass needed insurance reforms.”
Immigration
“I will support providing Customs and Border Protection with the staffing, technology, and resources it needs to secure our border, stop illegal crossings, and carry out its mission ethically and lawfully.”
Business & Economy
“I will work to pass a national ban on algorithm-driven price fixing that artificially inflates housing costs.”
Elections & Campaigns
“I will fight for a constitutional amendment to limit the terms of members of the Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Supreme Court. Two terms in the Senate, three terms in the House, and 18 years for Supreme Court justices.”
Natural Resources & Public Lands
“I oppose selling our public lands to fund federal spending or reduce the national debt.”
Reproductive Health
“I support Idaho’s Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act ballot initiative. My job is to represent the will of the people regardless of my personal beliefs. In that spirit of service, I commit to align my service in the Senate with the outcome of this ballot initiative.”
Firearms
“I will vote against new federal bans on firearms or magazines, a federal registry of gun owners, or any proposal that lacks Fifth Amendment protections and due process.”
Technology & Telecom
“I will introduce legislation to require major social media platforms to disclose the algorithms that determine what children, teens, and adults see.”
Seniors & Aging
1 in 4 adult Idahoans, about 400,000, receive social security benefits. These are some of our most vulnerable. Starting on March 31st, SSA will require more people to verify their identity in-person, but DOGE wants to cut 7,000 staff nationwide and close offices. Cuts to services will make it harder for older Idahoans to get access to the benefits that they’ve paid into and have earned.