Ballotpedia, Eric Terford

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Plans to focus on "identifying wasteful spending and fight to eliminate it from budgets and spending bills."

Plans to focus on "identifying wasteful spending" and making efforts to eliminate it from budgets and spending bills.

Believes being "fiscally responsible is only the first step in reducing the taxes for our citizens."

Wants to model tax policies after states with the lowest taxes.

- Plans to focus on "identifying wasteful spending" and making efforts to eliminate it from budgets and spending bills.
- Believes being "fiscally responsible is only the first step in reducing the taxes for our citizens."
- Wants to model tax policies after states with the lowest taxes.

Economy

Opposes the legislature granting any "emergency powers."

- Opposes the legislature granting any "emergency powers."

Public Safety

As of May 17, 2025, Eric Terford’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Supports reducing the number of standardized tests in K-12 schools.

Believes standardized testing should help teachers identify students needing extra help, but opposes linking test results to school funding.

Believes standardized testing should help teachers identify areas where students need additional help. 

Believes in empowering individual teachers and local school districts to make decisions based on community needs.

Believes in empowering individual teachers and local school districts to make decisions based on what they believe is best for the community. 

Believes funding should be uniform per student statewide and "follow the students."

Believes funding per student should be the same statewide. 

Supports making all current student loans interest-free and allowing discharge through bankruptcy proceedings.

Wants to make "all current student loans interest-free and allow discharge through bankruptcy proceedings."

Opposes standardized testing results determining quantity of school funds.

- Supports reducing the number of standardized tests in K-12 schools.
- Believes standardized testing should help teachers identify areas where students need additional help. 
- Believes in empowering individual teachers and local school districts to make decisions based on what they believe is best for the community. 
- Believes funding per student should be the same statewide. 
- Wants to make "all current student loans interest-free and allow discharge through bankruptcy proceedings."
- Opposes standardized testing results determining quantity of school funds.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Believes that career politicians often become "detached from their neighbors, their constituents, the public at large."

Wants to establish a policy mandating the state government to adhere to " ballot initiatives that have passed in a timely manner."

Wants to change ballot policies to provide easier access for individuals not associated with Democratic or Republican parties to be on the election ballot.

- Believes that career politicians often become "detached from their neighbors, their constituents, the public at large."
- Wants to establish a policy mandating the state government to adhere to " ballot initiatives that have passed in a timely manner."
- Wants to change ballot policies to provide easier access for individuals not associated with Democratic or Republican parties to be on the election ballot.

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