Plans to expand broadband internet access to provide work and education resources to rural families, and federally grant capital and free counseling services to young entrepreneurs.

Supports investing in small businesses.

Opposes granting tax reductions to large corporations.

Plans to expand Medicaid coverage, help rural hospital systems remain afloat, and strengthen behavioral health treatment for those with mental illness or substance abuse disorders.

Supports a "nonpartisan, independent commission" drawing the district lines for voting maps.

Supports laws requiring "a minimum amount of notice for public hearings on legislation and require [enough] time for public testimony."

Said "we don’t need more [election] security measures. We need to repeal Senate Bill 202, expand absentee ballot windows and options for returning that ballot..." Senate Bill 202 requires voters to provide identification, request their ballot at least 11 days before the election, update their absentee ballot form, and other voting reforms.

Supports gun ownership.

Plans to install gun control regulations, including Universal background checks to purchase and transfer firearms, programs promoting safe gun storage, especially around children, strict laws preventing those in crisis or considered dangerous to possess a firearm, and waiting periods between gun purchases.

Said, "it is not right or left to believe that we should strive for equitable outcomes across racial lines... the first step... is to come together across party and racial lines and acknowledge that racial disparities do exist".

Identifies education as his top priority, and said, "we must do more to support our students, especially those in historically marginalized communities".

Plans to help students in poverty by reducing class sizes and advocating for student mental health.

Promises to repeal state censorship laws that "make it harder for educators to address bullying in schools related to race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, etc."