| Abortion |
Supports guaranteeing the right to abortion before 24 weeks; opposes first- and second-trimester abortion bans; opposes repealing the ban after 24 weeks. Citizens Count |
| Education and school funding |
Supports Education Freedom Accounts and having a majority of public-school funding come through local property taxes. On school-budget caps, he said decisions should be made locally rather than by state mandate and supported House Bill 1300’s approach of referring the decision to local voters. Citizens Count |
| Housing |
Supports encouraging local zoning changes for housing development, while distinguishing encouragement from mandates. Citizens Count |
| Business taxes |
Supports decreasing business taxes. Citizens Count |
| Income and property-related taxes |
Opposes a broad-based income tax and reinstating the interest-and-dividends tax. Citizens Count |
| Energy and environment |
Supports nuclear development. He opposed expanding net-metering opportunities, citing affordability and possible grid-upgrade costs. Citizens Count |
| Voting and democracy |
Supports requiring new voters to provide proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote. Citizens Count |
| Sex-segregated facilities |
Supports allowing segregation based on biological sex. Citizens Count |
| Marijuana |
Undecided on legalization through home-growing and private use without sales; opposes licensed growers and private retail locations and state-run cannabis stores. Citizens Count |
| Child advocacy |
Undecided on funding the Office of the Child Advocate. Citizens Count |