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Opposes coordination with ICE and will limit ICE operations near schools and public spaces.
Border enforcement & immigration law:Advocates ending sanctuary policies and increasing border security cooperation with federal agencies.[1][2]
Crime & policing:Supports zero-tolerance policy for violent crime, stronger bail reform for violent offenders, and increased police funding and recruitment.[1][2][3]
Education:Favors meaningful investments in public education with accountability, tutoring programs, special education support, and expanded career technical education.[1][2]
Election integrity: voter ID:Supports photo voter ID requirements in local elections and opposes changes that would remove them.[1]
Energy production:Supports expanding the state's energy portfolio to include all sources while increasing oil and gas operations.[1][2]
Fentanyl & drug enforcement:Identifies drug trafficking including fentanyl as a top driver of crime and supports enhanced border cooperation to address it.[1][2]
Gun policy:Strongly supports the Second Amendment and rights of law-abiding citizens to own firearms.[1][2]
Health care:Supports protecting rural healthcare systems, medical malpractice reform, competitive reimbursements, and programs to recruit and retain doctors and nurses.[1][2][3]
Infrastructure:Supports creating an Infrastructure Execution Office, procurement reform, and public dashboards for project transparency and timely delivery.[1]
Regulation & permitting:Favors reducing regulatory barriers to attract business investment and overcome challenges faced in private sector experience.[1][2]
School choice:Supports school choice through greater parental oversight and local decision-making authority for districts.[1]
Taxes:Supports eliminating the state personal income tax and exploring reductions to gross receipts tax using oil and gas revenues.[1][2]