U.S. Senate · Texas

Supports competition, American agriculture and resilient supply chains, and promotes homeownership and housing supply; identifies energy, health care, transportation, taxes, small businesses, Social Security and Medicare as household-affordability concerns.

Supports repealing the federal income tax and abolishing the Internal Revenue Service, with spending cuts to reduce the size of the federal government; also opposes tariffs that raise consumer prices and supports restoring congressional control over trade policy.

Prioritizes economic opportunity through support for small businesses and working families.

Supports requiring large new electricity loads to fund their incremental grid and interconnection costs, making rate treatment public, and tying tax incentives to measurable jobs and revenue above their public cost, with review dates and published recipients.

Supports a federal economy policy that reduces unnecessary barriers for small businesses, expands access to capital, strengthens competition, protects consumers and workers, and closes tax loopholes that allow very large fortunes to avoid obligations ordinary workers cannot avoid.

Supports lowering household costs through stronger competition, expanded tax credits for working families, a higher federal minimum wage, lower housing and prescription costs, and repeal of tariffs that raise prices; he also proposes requiring AI data centers to fund their own energy infrastructure.

Supports cutting taxes and federal spending, removing regulations he says raise costs for energy companies, and using federal policy to expand American manufacturing and jobs while reducing household costs.

Supports abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement, limiting Customs and Border Protection to ports of entry, ending immigration checkpoints and detention facilities, and allowing entry after criminal-record and disease checks with work authorization from day one.

Supports securing the border, enforcing immigration law and maintaining a functioning legal immigration system, describing border security and immigration enforcement as federal responsibilities.

Supports comprehensive immigration reform that secures the border while expanding legal migration, prioritizing ICE resources for criminals and traffickers, creating legalization pathways for some undocumented immigrants, modernizing ports of entry, and reducing the asylum backlog.

Supports completing the border wall, securing the border and deporting immigrants who have committed crimes; he also says he would work with President Trump on those priorities in the Senate.

Supports increasing transparency in food and health-care systems, addressing pharmaceutical and food-company practices, and promoting healthier outcomes while putting patients’ well-being ahead of corporate profits.

Prioritizes increasing health-care accessibility and affordability for families as one of the campaign’s core focus areas.

Supports a dedicated health-care audit team using artificial intelligence and a contract-to-payment identifier to measure Medicare and Medicaid fraud, showing patients prices before purchase, and modernizing how new treatments are assessed.

Supports a path toward universal coverage with a public insurance option, lower prescription prices, protections for preexisting conditions, stronger rural and mental health care, medical-debt protections, clearer billing and controls against waste and fraud.

Supports free-market health care measures including medical savings accounts, tax deductions for health expenses, interstate insurance sales, catastrophic policies and importing drugs from other countries; he also proposes replacing the Food and Drug Administration with private drug certification.

Treats premiums, deductibles, prescription drugs and unexpected medical expenses as part of its affordability agenda, and identifies the long-term finances of Social Security and Medicare as household concerns.

Supports allowing every American to buy into Medicare, lowering prescription costs through negotiation and competition, protecting the Affordable Care Act and public coverage, reforming prior authorization, protecting rural hospitals, and reducing medical debt.

Supports requiring congressional approval before executive orders or emergency declarations take effect, automatic sunset clauses and periodic renewal of emergency powers, protections against indefinite detention, and time-limited emergency funding with legislative oversight.

Emphasizes public trust and accountability and proposes constituent-informed, collaborative leadership independent of party structures.

Supports evenhanded documentation and correction standards, public reporting of unresolved findings, cause requirements for firing inspectors general, congressional control of spending, emergency-power exit conditions, and paper trails and public audits for elections.

Supports limiting government surveillance, phasing out municipal networked license-plate-reader agreements, requiring narrowly tailored investigative use, and publishing surveillance contracts, costs, retention rules, data-sharing arrangements and audits.

Supports banning super PAC and corporate PAC money, ending partisan gerrymandering through independent commissions, expanding voting access, banning congressional stock trading, requiring town halls, and strengthening ethics and oversight across government.

Supports ending the weaponization of government and reducing wasteful federal spending.

Prioritizes education by empowering teachers and students with modern tools and funding, and identifies school and student service as part of the campaign’s current work.

Supports federal investment in teachers, school facilities, career and technical education, apprenticeships, AI literacy and student support, while preserving local decision-making and requiring transparent measures of education spending and results.

Supports parental rights in education.

Supports abolishing the federal Department of Education, using tuition tax credits for private-school families, and expanding charter schools and homeschooling as part of a separation of school and state.

Supports skilled trades, certifications, apprenticeships and technical education as alternatives to a four-year college pathway, with workforce development tied to employment and technology.

Supports stronger public schools through literacy and math grants, teacher recruitment and training, universal early childhood education, career and technical education, school meals, special-education oversight and AI guidelines; opposes federal private-school vouchers.

Supports independent audits of AI systems used in public programs, American AI for government work, facility-level electricity and water reporting for subsidized data centers, and requiring large loads to fund their own connections before incentives apply.

Supports safeguards for children online, algorithm impact assessments, limits on targeted content to minors, worker protections and retraining around AI, human review of automated decisions, export controls for advanced chips, digital literacy and clear consumer-protection rules for cryptocurrency.

Supports a pro-growth federal regulatory framework for digital assets and says passage of the CLARITY Act would give cryptocurrency innovators greater certainty to build and scale.

Opposes government-mandated age verification, digital identification and social-credit systems, and supports privacy rights over government-collected data, limits on surveillance cameras and protection from unreasonable searches of third-party records.

Supports AI education, worker retraining and apprenticeships to help people adapt to technological change, and says technology should be part of the country’s economic and workforce planning.

Supports expanding access to computer science, robotics, engineering and AI literacy in public schools.

Supports a non-interventionist foreign policy, bringing troops home from foreign assignments, ending foreign military interventions, withdrawing from NATO and other entangling alliances, ending foreign aid payments and removing tariffs that act as consumer taxes.

Criticizes U.S. funding for Israel and promotes a campaign event focused on protection of civilians, humanitarian relief, and peace for Palestinian families.

Supports diplomacy and alliances, continued support for Ukraine, humanitarian action, and a two-state Israeli-Palestinian settlement; he proposes stopping offensive weapons sales to Israel while retaining defensive support and preventing U.S. funds from harming civilians.

Supports an America First foreign policy that prioritizes U.S. interests and safety, promotes peace through strength and places less emphasis on sending U.S. resources to foreign countries.