Seats and incumbents from the public congress-legislators dataset; candidates from FEC filings and Wikipedia polling rosters; polls and aggregation averages via Wikipedia contributors (CC BY-SA) and public polling exports. The community pick is an unscientific reader poll. All active races →
China & trade:Supports sanctions on Chinese entities involved in fentanyl production and using tariffs to hold trade offenders accountable while aiming to reduce tariffs to zero.[1][2]
Civil Rights:Opposes classifying gender identity as a protected class and opposes reparations, stating racism is not a current threat.[1]
Congressional stock trading:Supports banning Members of Congress and spouses from trading individual stocks.[1][2]
Crime & Policing:Supports qualified immunity for police and opposes redirecting police funding.[1]
Crime & policing:Supports qualified immunity for police and opposes redirecting police funds.[1]
DEI programs:Opposes reparations and states racism is not a threat.[1]
EV mandates:Opposes electric vehicle mandates due to cost, unreliability, and reliance on Chinese components.[1]
Election integrity: voter ID:Supports requiring identification to vote and opposes a federal takeover of elections.[1][2]
Energy production:Supports domestic energy extraction best practices and independence over foreign sources.[1][2][3]
Federal spending & debt:Opposes out-of-control government spending that drives inflation and supports cutting waste, fraud, and abuse.[1][2]
Fentanyl & drug enforcement:Supports sanctions on Chinese actors involved in fentanyl production and securing the border to stop drug flows.[1]
Government Reform:Supports congressional term limits, opposes automatic congressional pay raises, and favors increased government oversight and accountability.[1]
Gun policy:Supports allowing kids over age 14 to use guns with parental approval and opposes suing firearms dealers and manufacturers.[1]
Health Care:Opposes the Affordable Care Act long-term but voted to extend enhanced ACA premium tax credits temporarily as a transition toward repealing it.[1]
Health care:Opposes the ACA but supports extending enhanced tax credits as a transition while pursuing repeal and rural hospital protections.[1][2]
Housing costs:Supports rural housing reforms to increase supply, cut red tape, and improve access to homeownership.[1]
Immigration & Border Security:Supports securing the U.S. southern border, opposes what he calls open-border policies, and favors updating visa and legal immigration rules to meet employer workforce needs.[1][2][3]
Israel:Supports military aid to Israel and stronger U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation.[1][2]
LGBT causes:Opposes classifying gender identity as a protected class.[1]
National Security & Defense:Supports strengthening national defense, cybersecurity training, and countering foreign cyber threats, drawing on his military and national security background.[1]
Parents' rights in education:Supports transparency in public schools including curriculum access, parent input on school boards, budget posting, and student privacy notifications.[1]
Religious freedom:Believes individuals are free to bring religious convictions into the public arena and strongly disagrees with forcing services that violate moral beliefs.[1]
School choice:Supports expanding school choice scholarships for low- and middle-income families and students with IEPs.[1]
Social Security & Medicare:Supports protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits from inflation and debt ceiling negotiations.[1][2]
Student loan forgiveness:Opposes student loan forgiveness as it punishes those who did not borrow.[1]
Supporting Iowa Agriculture:Supports Iowa agriculture through farm bill priorities, market access, risk management, and raising reference prices for crops.[1][2]
Taxation & Budget:Supports cutting income taxes to grow local communities and worked in the Iowa legislature to lower taxes and balance the state budget.[1][2]
Taxes:Supports income tax cuts to grow local communities.[1]
Ukraine aid:Supports limited Ukraine security assistance but conditions further spending on an end date and opposes funds for economic rebuilding.[1]
Women's sports:Supports legislation ensuring sex for sports is based on biology at birth to protect fair competition for women.[1][2]
