Adam Hamilton

KS-Sen

Data Centers and AI
Health Care
Taxes
Monopolies
Money in Politics
Ethics
Everyday Costs
Party Leadership
Workers
Social Security
Housing
Wall Street
Abortion
Democracy
War

Attacked tax breaks and handouts for Big Tech and data centers

Reminder: Roger Marshall helped pass a law that gave a $30 billion tax cut for data centers.Facebook or Instagram ad, October 8, 2026

Supported stronger oversight of data-center development

we should keep data centers from passing along their power costs onto our bills. The richest companies on earth can pay for their own electricity.Johnson County Post, July 13, 2026

Require data centers to pay their fair share of electricity costs.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Finally, we should keep data centers from passing along their power costs onto our bills. The richest companies on earth can pay for their own electricity.Johnson County Post, July 13, 2026

we need to ensure that the companies behind them cover their costs instead of burdening ratepayers and earn the support of the towns and counties they move into. Republicans and Democrats agree on this. But where some support voluntary pledges, Adam would propose binding rules and legislation.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

If you’re a data center, you should pay your own way.News story, September 24, 2026

But where some support voluntary pledges, Adam would propose binding rules and legislation.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Binding conditions on development

But where some support voluntary pledges, Adam would propose binding rules and legislation.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Developer responsibility for infrastructure and utility costs

we should keep data centers from passing along their power costs onto our bills. The richest companies on earth can pay for their own electricity.Johnson County Post, July 13, 2026

Require data centers to pay their fair share of electricity costs.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Finally, we should keep data centers from passing along their power costs onto our bills. The richest companies on earth can pay for their own electricity.Johnson County Post, July 13, 2026

If you’re a data center, you should pay your own way.News story, September 24, 2026

Enforceable water, energy, and community protections

Require data centers to pay their fair share of electricity costs.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Supported reining in or regulating Big Tech and AI companies

This is a potential existential threat to the human race. We can’t just go with a light touch and hope everybody does their very best.News story, October 21, 2026

We can’t just go with a light touch and hope everybody does their very best.News story, October 21, 2026

We developed a nuclear regulatory commission. We need to do the same thing with AI and Congress needs to be involved.Debate, October 21, 2026

Right now leaving this to the AI industry on their own is a bad idea.Debate, October 21, 2026

Called for big structural changes that expand public coverage or Medicare benefits: Medicare for All, a public option, a Medicare buy-in, lowering the Medicare age such as Medicare at 55, or dental, vision, and/or hearing in Medicare

Expand Medicare to cover vision and dental so seniors are no longer forced to dig into their savings or skip care entirely because of holes in their coverage.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called to reverse the cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, or ACA coverage

Restore the health insurance tax credits that expired last year, and reverse the Medicaid cuts that are putting rural hospitals at risk.News story, October 14, 2026

We must reverse the disastrous cuts to Medicaid that threaten our rural hospitals. We should restore the ACA premium credits whose expiration raised the typical Kansan's premium by more than half. And we should let Medicare negotiate prices on more drugs, and extend those savings to families on private insurance to save Kansas families thousands of dollars. Everyone deserves access to affordable care, no matter where they live.Ballotpedia candidate survey, August 3, 2026

- Reverse the cuts to Medicaid and restore the ACA subsidies that hold premiums down.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called for lowering prescription-drug prices

we should let Medicare negotiate prices on more drugs, and extend those savings to families on private insurance to save Kansas families thousands of dollars.Ballotpedia candidate survey, August 3, 2026

I’ll fight to lower the cost of prescription drugs, and for producers, farmers, and ranchers hurt by tariffs and war pushing up the cost of fertilizer and fuel.Sabetha Herald, July 22, 2026

Then we look at what can we do when it comes to pharmaceuticals, negotiating pharmaceutical prices on a wider array of drugs so that we can bring medical prices down for people.Video, October 29, 2026

Adam would expand the number of negotiated drugs, speed up the timeline, and extend negotiated prices to private plans — an approach CBO once estimated could save roughly $456 billion over a decade — while capping out-of-pocket drug costs at a reasonable level.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

- Expand Medicare drug price negotiation and extend the savings to private insurance.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Kansans deserve a U.S. Senator who will fight to lower prescription drug costs, stop the healthcare cuts that are hurting our communities, expand coverage, and save rural hospitals from closing.Facebook or Instagram ad, July 12, 2026

We need a senator who [music] will fight to lower the cost of prescriptions, stop the cuts, expand coverage, and save rural hospitals from closing.Video, September 21, 2026

Prescription-drug price limits

Called for restoring ACA subsidies

Restore the health insurance tax credits that expired last year, and reverse the Medicaid cuts that are putting rural hospitals at risk.News story, October 14, 2026

I’ll fight to restore the health insurance credits whose loss has priced thousands of Kansans out of coverage, and to protect Medicaid, because Kansas leads the nation in rural hospitals at risk of closing.Sabetha Herald, July 22, 2026

Elect me and I’ll vote to restore the credits, protect Medicaid, fight for our farmers, and be a check on the chaos and corruption in Washington.Sabetha Herald, July 22, 2026

- Reverse the cuts to Medicaid and restore the ACA subsidies that hold premiums down.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Government price negotiation

- Expand Medicare drug price negotiation and extend the savings to private insurance.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Adding dental, vision, and/or hearing to Medicare

Expand Medicare to cover vision and dental so seniors are no longer forced to dig into their savings or skip care entirely because of holes in their coverage.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called for higher taxes on billionaires and the wealthy

Asked about taxes on billionaires, Hamilton said: I think we need to have fair taxation when it comes to billionaires as well. If you have a billionaire who's not paying any taxes, how is that fair?Video, published by October 22, 2026

Called for stronger competition and limits on monopoly power

Investigate private equity consolidation in essential sectors including health care, housing, and groceries. These anticompetitive roll-ups drive up costs for ordinary Kansans.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

I'll work to bring those costs down: end the self destructive policies coming out of Washington like tariffs and war, crack down on the price-gouging and anti-competitive behavior that push up your bills to pad profitsBallotpedia candidate survey, August 3, 2026

Ban algorithmic price-fixing at grocery stores that takes advantage of consumers and reduces competition.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

- Investigate private equity consolidation in essential sectors including health care, housing, and groceries.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Stop anticompetitive price collusion from landlords, including the use of algorithmic pricing designed specifically to reduce competition and drive up rent for tenants.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Create tax credits for first time home buyers, firefighters, police officers, and teachers. Last year, the share of first-time home buyers dropped to just 21%, an all-time low, while the average age of first-time buyers rose all the way to 40 years old, also a record. Republicans and Democrats alike have supported the use of tax incentives to help first time home buyers. By creating new tax credits for young families looking to buy a home for the first time – as well as public servants like firefighters, police officers, and teachers – we can open up the dream of home ownership to more Kansas who have been priced out of the market. - Stop anticompetitive price collusion from landlords, including the use of algorithmic pricing designed specifically to reduce competition and drive up rent for tenants.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Strengthening antitrust enforcement

Called for campaign-finance reform to reduce big money's influence

Put an end to billionaires and special interests flooding our elections with dark money. In the 2024 election alone, more than $1 billion in dark money expenditures were made. This money is drowning out the voices of normal voters and causing our elected officials to become even more beholden to special interests.Hamilton campaign website, Issues page (undated, read Oct 31, 2026) (undated)

Kansans are sick of special interests and dark money groups pouring money into our state to try to sway elections. While Roger Marshall funds his campaign with corporate PAC money, I haven't taken a dime because my allegiance is with the people. It's time to root out the corruption in our political system so that Congress can deliver on what really mattersEnd Citizens United, October 15, 2026

And I'll be honest: I'd much rather reach our goal with a thousand $10 donations or a couple thousand $5 donations than align myself with the corporate PACs trying to buy influence in Congress.Campaign email, September 28, 2026

- Put an end to billionaires and special interests flooding our elections with dark money.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Adam signed the @politicalintegrity.us Pledge to end the corruption in Washington. ✅ Reject corporate PAC $$$ ✅ Ban congressional stock trading ✅ Ban former members from lobbying ✅ Overturn Citizens UnitedBluesky, July 22, 2026

What I’d like to do is figure out how we help get money out of politics instead of having it dictating politics.News story, October 30, 2026

we need we need clear election reform. So, that needs to happen. Citizens United was a disastrous thing for our, you know, for our democracy.Video, October 22, 2026

Called to overturn Citizens United

Refused corporate PAC money

What if you knew that I committed not to take a dime of corporate PAC money, because when I'm in Washington, I will deliver for working families, not special interests?Campaign email, August 30, 2026

I put people over politics, and I’ll work with anyone who actually wants to solve these problems instead of collecting checks from corporate PACs and special interest donors.Sabetha Herald, July 22, 2026

Unlike Sen. Marshall, Adam doesn’t take donations from corporate PACsFacebook or Instagram ad, September 28, 2026

since I don’t take a dime from corporate PACsFacebook or Instagram ad, October 6, 2026

Unlike Sen. Marshall, Adam doesn’t take money from corporate PACsFacebook or Instagram ad, August 27, 2026

unlike my opponent Roger Marshall, I won’t take a dime of corporate PAC moneyFacebook or Instagram ad, August 4, 2026

I’m not courting thousand-dollar donations from corporate PACs; instead, I am counting on this grassroots team to help reach our updated goal at this critical moment.Campaign email, October 22, 2026

I’m proud that this campaign is funded by 60,000 grassroots donors and ZERO corporate PAC dollarsCampaign email, October 20, 2026

unlike my opponent, Sen. Roger Marshall, I’m committed to funding our campaign without corporate PAC money.Campaign email, October 15, 2026

I refuse to take money from corporate PACsCampaign email, October 17, 2026

Unlike Sen. Marshall, I don’t take money from corporate PACs.Campaign email, October 20, 2026

I refuse to take money from corporate PACsCampaign email, October 25, 2026

What if you knew that I have committed not to take a dime of corporate PAC money, because when I’m in Washington, I will deliver for working families, not special interests?Campaign email, October 10, 2026

I'll answer to Kansans: our campaign takes no corporate PAC moneyBallotpedia candidate survey, August 3, 2026

From the very beginning, I made a commitment to refuse even a single dime of corporate PAC money.Campaign email, October 21, 2026

From the very beginning, I made a commitment to refuse even a single dime of corporate PAC money. It wasn’t the easy route. But I’m running to serve Kansans in Washington, not special interests.Campaign newsletter, October 26, 2026

I don’t take AIPAC money, and I’m not endorsed by AIPAC, and I’m not taking corporate PAC moneyNews story, October 30, 2026

I’m proud that this campaign is funded by 50,000 grassroots donors and ZERO corporate PAC dollars, but it means I need to ask for your help today.Campaign email, September 25, 2026

Look, I refuse corporate PAC money, so it hasn’t been easy to reach our fundraising goals.Campaign email, October 15, 2026

Unlike Sen. Marshall, I don’t take money from corporate PACs.Campaign email, October 16, 2026

Look, I refuse corporate PAC money, so it hasn’t been easy to reach our $1 million goal.Campaign email, October 1, 2026

I don’t accept donations from corporate PACs, unlike my opponent, Roger Marshall.Campaign email, October 14, 2026

Between TV ads, canvassing, field offices and everything else it takes to run a winning campaign, your support really does add up — and unlike my opponent, I don’t take money from corporate PACs.Campaign email, October 14, 2026

Unlike Sen. Marshall, I don’t accept corporate PAC money, so winning or losing this race will come down to what folks like you chip in to emails like this one.Campaign email, October 26, 2026

Look, I refuse corporate PAC money, so it hasn’t been easy to reach our fundraising goals.Campaign email, October 19, 2026

Unlike my opponent, I refuse to take a dime from corporate PACs, which means I truly rely on folks like you chipping in whatever they can afford.Campaign email, September 21, 2026

Unlike my opponent, I refuse to take a dime from corporate PACs, which means I truly rely on folks like you chipping in whatever they can afford.Campaign email, October 14, 2026

I won’t take a cent from corporate PAC donations, so I’m counting on you.Campaign email, September 26, 2026

I'm not taking a dime from corporate PACs, which means I’m fully relying on grassroots support from folks like you to keep our ads live and power us to victory.Campaign email, October 8, 2026

I don’t take donations from corporate PACs, so the only way I can fight back and win is if folks like you chip in to emails like this.Campaign email, September 23, 2026

Unlike Sen. Marshall, I’ve never accepted a dime from corporate PACs.Campaign email, September 29, 2026

I won’t take a cent from corporate PAC donations, so I’m counting on you.Campaign email, October 16, 2026

Unlike my opponent, I refuse to take a dime from corporate PACs, which means I truly rely on folks like you chipping in whatever they can afford.Campaign email, October 9, 2026

I’m proud that this campaign is funded by 50,000 grassroots donors and ZERO corporate PAC dollars, but it means I need to ask for your help today.Campaign email, October 3, 2026

I don’t take money from corporate PACs, which means I rely on donations from people like you to fight back.Campaign email, October 13, 2026

I’m proud that this campaign is funded by 50,000 grassroots donors and ZERO corporate PAC dollars, but it means I need to ask for your help today.Campaign email, October 13, 2026

I won’t take a cent from corporate PAC donations, so I’m counting on you.Campaign email, October 12, 2026

Look, I refuse corporate PAC money, so it hasn’t been easy to reach our $2 million goal.Campaign email, October 13, 2026

I won’t take a cent from corporate PAC donations, so I’m counting on you.Campaign email, September 30, 2026

Adam refuses corporate PAC money, so he’s counting entirely on grassroots supporters like you.Facebook or Instagram ad, October 16, 2026

I’m committed to running this campaign the right way: not finding corporate PAC donors to bankroll my campaignCampaign newsletter, September 24, 2026

Called for banning stock trading by members of Congress

Prohibit members of Congress and their households from buying or selling individual stocks while in office.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

And I’ll push to clean up Washington itself: term limits and age limits, a ban on members of Congress trading stocks, and a requirement that senators actually live in the state they represent.Sabetha Herald, July 22, 2026

we are advocating for members of Congress not trading individual stocks. So either having a blind trust or having a, you know, a mechanism so that they aren’t making day-to-day decisions on which stocks they’re buying or selling.Interview transcript, September 9, 2026

- Extend the stock trading ban to cover cryptocurrency and digital assets.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

It is time we ended the practice by requiring members to place all individual stocks, bonds, commodities, cryptocurrencies, and investment assets into a qualified blind trust or divest completely.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Supported stronger conflict-of-interest and ethics rules

- Extend the stock trading ban to cover cryptocurrency and digital assets.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

We need to permanently prohibit members of Congress from becoming federal lobbyists; and extend the one-year “cooling off” period for senior staff.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called out Trump's corruption, self-dealing, or profiting from office

and yet the president has managed, while he’s, you know, in office. you know, utilizing this as a means of enriching himself.Interview transcript, September 9, 2026

Reforming the Supreme Court

Establish age limits for members of Congress and for members of the Supreme Court.Hamilton campaign website, Issues page (undated, read Oct 31, 2026) (undated)

Pass a constitutional amendment establishing term limits for members of Congress in the U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, and the Supreme Court.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

We believe that there that we would be better served by having term limits on the Supreme Court that allow each president to be able to appoint um you know one or two Supreme Court justices instead of you know having it overweighted by one particular president.Video, September 10, 2026

It’s time for term limits and age limits for all three branches of government.Ballotpedia candidate survey, August 3, 2026

I firmly support the idea of term limits, age limits. And I think this is true for the Supreme Court as There's a I'm told that there's a a way in which you might uh work with the Supreme Court, bring in the limits, 18 18 years as a maximum uh time of serving on the Supreme CourtVideo, October 22, 2026

we would be better served by having term limits on the Supreme Court that allow each president to be able to appoint, you know, one or two Supreme Court justices instead of, you know, having it overweighted by one particular president.Interview transcript, September 9, 2026

Other Supreme Court reforms

Establish age limits for members of Congress and for members of the Supreme Court.Hamilton campaign website, Issues page (undated, read Oct 31, 2026) (undated)

Setting Supreme Court term limits

Pass a constitutional amendment establishing term limits for members of Congress in the U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, and the Supreme Court.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

It’s time for term limits and age limits for all three branches of government.Ballotpedia candidate survey, August 3, 2026

Called for reversing tariffs that raise household costs

We should immediately get rid of tariffs that are hurting our farmers’ ability to make a livingCampaign website, August 4, 2026

We've got to fight against tariffs and against the war in Iran.Debate, September 14, 2026

We should reverse these policies, and require congressional sign-off on any future emergency tariff, the same as any other tax. The White House should not have unchecked power to raise prices on Kansans.Johnson County Post, July 13, 2026

Right now it's $150 a month tar, you know, tariff charge, hidden tariff tax. We're going to we're going to, you know, say we're not going to do that anymore and we're going to claw back that power from the from the executive branch. It belongs to the Congress.Video, November 2, 2026

We must end these disastrous tariffs and require congressional approval for any future ones to bring building costs back downCampaign website, August 4, 2026

We need to end the self-inflicted wounds of tariffs and a war no one asked for raising the price of nearly everything Kansans buy.Ballotpedia candidate survey, August 3, 2026

End self-destructive tariffs and unnecessary wars, which are driving up energy costs and hurting our ability to add energy capacity.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called for stopping price gouging

corporations should not be allowed to take advantage of hardworking families and taxpayers to boost profits while driving up the cost of living. Ban junk fees that companies hide from consumers across industries like lodging, ticketing, telecommunications, travel, and more.Hamilton campaign website, Issues page (undated, read Oct 31, 2026) (undated)

Ban algorithmic price-fixing at grocery stores that takes advantage of consumers and reduces competition.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Successful businesses and entrepreneurs are key to Kansas’s success, but corporations should not be allowed to take advantage of hardworking families and taxpayers to boost profits while driving up the cost of living.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called for lowering household utility bills

Require data centers to pay their fair share of electricity costs.Campaign website, October 25, 2026

Blamed high gas and fuel prices on the Iran war, tariffs, or oil companies

Roger Marshall supports the war in Iran. Kansans are paying for it at the pump.Post on X, October 6, 2026

Challenged Schumer's or Jeffries' leadership

I'm not supporting Schumer for leader. I'm saying let's look to see who might we have that would be a better leader to unite us and bring us together.CNN, September 17, 2026

I mean, no disrespect for Chuck Schumer, but we need new leadership. We need new younger leadership, young blood. We need people, and I don't mean just age, but people who are bringing fresh ideas and fresh leadership. In Kansas, Chuck Schumer is a liability for Democrats, and we've got to have leaders that can unite us, bring us together, not just Democrats, but bring together Democrats and Republicans to solve real problems.CNN, September 17, 2026

I’ve already said I wouldn't support Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader if the Democrats took control of the SenateNews story, October 26, 2026

In Kansas, Chuck Schumer is a liability for Democrats, and we've got to have leaders that can unite us, bring us together, not just Democrats, but bring together Democrats and Republicans to solve real problems.CNN, September 17, 2026

Supported replacing Schumer

I’ve already said I wouldn't support Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader if the Democrats took control of the SenateNews story, October 26, 2026

Criticized Schumer's leadership

Supported stronger union organizing and collective-bargaining rights

- Restore equity between workers and employers by strengthening the right to organize and eliminating corporate loopholes, starting with the bipartisan Faster Labor Contracts Act to speed first-contract negotiations.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Supported raising the minimum wage

It’s time to raise the minimum wage so everyone who works hard can afford a decent life.News story, May 28, 2026

Supported stronger workplace protections

Fully fund National Labor Relations Board, OSHA, and NIOSH so the agencies that protect workers’ rights and safety can actually do their jobs.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Crack down on wage theft — unpaid overtime, minimum-wage violations, illegal deductions, and stolen tips — through harsher penalties and stronger Department of Labor enforcement.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Workplace safety and labor-law enforcement

Fully fund National Labor Relations Board, OSHA, and NIOSH so the agencies that protect workers’ rights and safety can actually do their jobs.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Overtime protections

Supported protecting workers from AI-related harms

Protect workers from AI-only employment decisions without human oversight. The No Robot Bosses Act would require real human review of hiring, firing, and promotions.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called for making housing more affordable

- Ban Wall St. and other investors from buying up single family homes and driving up prices on Kansas families.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Modernize and standardize regulations for modular homes in order to increase the housing supply and provide more affordable options for families.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Adam supports closing those loopholes so the rule actually protects Kansas families.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Create tax credits for first time home buyers, firefighters, police officers, and teachers.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called for restricting corporate, private equity, and hedge fund purchases of homes

- Ban Wall St. and other investors from buying up single family homes and driving up prices on Kansas families.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Adam supports closing those loopholes so the rule actually protects Kansas families.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Homeownership assistance

Create tax credits for first time home buyers, firefighters, police officers, and teachers.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Called out Wall Street, big banks, or private equity

- Ban Wall St. and other investors from buying up single family homes and driving up prices on Kansas families.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Supported stronger protections against abusive financial practices

Restore overdraft fee protections to prevent banks from aggressively profiting off consumers. The CFPB's 2024 rule would save households billions a year, but Senator Marshall celebrated his vote to repeal it.Hamilton campaign website, Issues page (undated, read Oct 31, 2026) (undated)

- Restore overdraft fee protections to prevent banks from aggressively profiting off consumers.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Supported protecting or expanding abortion access

it was out of empathy that I support the legal and safe access to abortion, and that I don't think Kansas legislators should be making that decision for the women of our state.Video, October 28, 2026

it was out of empathy that i support uh the legal and safe access to abortion and that i don't think kansas legislators should be making that decision for the women of our stateVideo, October 28, 2026

I support safe and legal access to abortionNews story, May 28, 2026

Protect a woman’s right to choose and prevent further government interference into personal decisions by codifying the access to contraception into law.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Protecting access to contraception

Protect a woman’s right to choose and prevent further government interference into personal decisions by codifying the access to contraception into law.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Restoring nationwide abortion rights

Would you support a measure codifying Roe v. Wade and creating nationwide abortion rights? Yes, I would.Video, October 25, 2026

Putting abortion rights into federal law

Would you support a measure codifying Roe v. Wade and creating nationwide abortion rights? Yes, I would.Video, October 25, 2026

Restoring Roe's protections

Would you support a measure codifying Roe v. Wade and creating nationwide abortion rights? Yes, I would.Video, October 25, 2026

Supported stronger checks on executive power

But we have got to have somebody who is willing to do what a senator is supposed to do, and that is speak up against power, to be a check on executive power.September 14, 2026 Kansas State Fair debate

we've got to have a policy when it comes to tariffs where tariffs are brought before the Congress and Congress has a chance to evaluate what's the real cost of these tariffs for Americans. Why are we doing it? It shouldn't be at the whim of a president in the middle of the night when they're offended or upset about something and they impose a tariff or make demeaning or belittling statements to or about our trade partners.Video, October 24, 2026

- Limit presidential pardon power.Campaign website, August 4, 2026

Instead, they do whatever their president or their party tells them to do. That's not okay. We need the Senate to act as a check on executive power.Video, October 29, 2026

if you're going to impose a tariff, tell us why, who's going to benefit from this, who's going to be hurt by it, and then let Congress have some say in it.Video, October 29, 2026

Opposed war with Iran or called for ending it

I'd get out of the war as fast as we could. The war should not have started. I want to see us get out of it as quickly as we can.Video, October 8, 2026

Well, the first thing would be to focus on let's ending the war in Iran.Video, October 24, 2026

I’d vote to end that war.News story, October 13, 2026

We've got to fight against tariffs and against the war in Iran.Debate, September 14, 2026

And no one wants Iran have a nuclear weapon. But the president assured us last year we'd taken care of those capabilities. Then we decided we needed to launch a war, an offensive war, and that violates every principle of international lawDebate, October 23, 2026

But here's what I really want. Let's get out of the war in Iran. We shouldn't be there.Video, October 4, 2026

my hope is that in january we're going to bring a bill to really force the the president to bring this war to a conclusion very quickly kansans need that americans need thatVideo, October 22, 2026

my hope is that in January, we're going to bring a bill to really force the president to bring this war to a conclusion very quickly. Kansans need that.Video, October 22, 2026

I want to reverse some of the decisions made in Washington that are hurting people in Kansas. Let's get out of the war on Iran.Video, November 2, 2026

we need to get out of it as quickly as possible. We shouldn't have gotten into it. No other Republican president chose to do this in response to Iran's the threat of Iran and we did not need to be there.Video, October 22, 2026

the first thing I'm going to do is get us out of the war in Iran as quickly as possible. And I won't personally do that. I'm going to do that with a whole bunch of other people who are saying we should have never gotten the war to begin with.Video, October 28, 2026

All of this because the president made a decision that Congress didn’t approve. to send our troops to war. We need to stop this kind of thing.Interview transcript, September 9, 2026

It was not a good decision to go to war in Iran, and we need to get outNews story, October 21, 2026

Iran that we need to get out of, instead he votes to continue itVideo, October 8, 2026

We have to end the war.Post on X, September 23, 2026

there's several things we can immediately do. One of those is to try to end the war in Iran as quickly as possible.Video, October 25, 2026

Enough of the Iran war and the tariffs driving gas and grocery prices through the roof.Campaign email, October 29, 2026

We’re not the world’s bully. We are the world’s champion for liberty and for justice, and that’s what we need to show.Interview transcript, September 9, 2026

The war needs to end, absolutelyNews story, October 21, 2026

Called for conditions on or limits to military aid or arms transfers to Israel

At the same time, I would not want my tax money going to weapons that are being dropped on women and children in Gaza.CNN, August 6, 2026

Supported requiring congressional authorization for military action

All of this because the president made a decision that Congress didn’t approve. to send our troops to war. We need to stop this kind of thing.Interview transcript, September 9, 2026

Called for a specific diplomatic step or civilian protections

should work with our allies and mediators toward a negotiated end to this war, bring our service members home safely, and use diplomacy to make sure Iran never gets a nuclear weapon.News story, October 26, 2026

Attacked tax breaks and handouts for Big Tech and data centers

Supported stronger oversight of data-center development

Binding conditions on development

Developer responsibility for infrastructure and utility costs

Enforceable water, energy, and community protections

Supported reining in or regulating Big Tech and AI companies

Called for big structural changes that expand public coverage or Medicare benefits: Medicare for All, a public option, a Medicare buy-in, lowering the Medicare age such as Medicare at 55, or dental, vision, and/or hearing in Medicare

Called to reverse the cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, or ACA coverage

Called for lowering prescription-drug prices

Prescription-drug price limits

Called for restoring ACA subsidies

Government price negotiation

Adding dental, vision, and/or hearing to Medicare

Called for higher taxes on billionaires and the wealthy

Called for stronger competition and limits on monopoly power

Strengthening antitrust enforcement

Called for campaign-finance reform to reduce big money's influence

Called to overturn Citizens United

Refused corporate PAC money

Called for banning stock trading by members of Congress

Supported stronger conflict-of-interest and ethics rules

Called out Trump's corruption, self-dealing, or profiting from office

Reforming the Supreme Court

Other Supreme Court reforms

Setting Supreme Court term limits

Called for reversing tariffs that raise household costs

Called for stopping price gouging

Called for lowering household utility bills

Blamed high gas and fuel prices on the Iran war, tariffs, or oil companies

Challenged Schumer's or Jeffries' leadership

Supported replacing Schumer

Criticized Schumer's leadership

Supported stronger union organizing and collective-bargaining rights

Supported raising the minimum wage

Supported stronger workplace protections

Workplace safety and labor-law enforcement

Overtime protections

Supported protecting workers from AI-related harms

Called for high earners to contribute more to Social Security

Raising the payroll-tax cap

Called for making housing more affordable

Called for restricting corporate, private equity, and hedge fund purchases of homes

Homeownership assistance

Called out Wall Street, big banks, or private equity

Supported stronger protections against abusive financial practices

Supported protecting or expanding abortion access

Protecting access to contraception

Restoring nationwide abortion rights

Putting abortion rights into federal law

Restoring Roe's protections

Supported stronger checks on executive power

Opposed war with Iran or called for ending it

Called for conditions on or limits to military aid or arms transfers to Israel

Supported requiring congressional authorization for military action

Called for a specific diplomatic step or civilian protections