Richard Hudson

Commits to conservative, pro-business principles to grow the economy and create jobs by cutting taxes, reducing regulations, and funding worker retraining programs.

Said, "As a solid conservative, Richard is certain of one thing: Washington has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. That’s why Richard has pledged to not increase taxes as a Member of Congress. With a skyrocketing national debt, Richard believes it is long past time for conservatives to draw a line in the sand. We need conservative solutions and steadfast leadership to fix it."

Said, "Richard has successfully defended against efforts to ban green tip ammunition, overreaching gun control bills, and led the U. S. Richard continues to fight to expand concealed carry reciprocity and ensure law-abiding concealed carry permit holders do not become criminals when crossing an invisible state line."

Opposes ATF stabilizing brace regulations that could criminalize law-abiding citizens, including disabled combat veterans.

Supports the Second Amendment and believes in the right to own firearms for various lawful purposes, including self-defense.

Opposes abortion and supports legislation to protect life from conception until natural death, including the ban on partial birth abortions and the Hyde Amendment.

As of January 5, 2026, Richard Hudson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports free-market solutions to reduce emissions while improving the environment without harming the economy.

Said, "Richard is committed to securing our border and protecting our community from dangers posed by threats like the opioid crisis and crime. To achieve this goal, Richard believes we must support good police officers and law enforcement who serve our communities, finish securing our border with wall and technology, reinstate border policies that have worked like ‘Remain in Mexico,’ and build on our efforts to end the opioid epidemic."

Defines himself as a conservative who values common sense and aims to get things done.

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Supports cutting taxes and reducing regulations.

Advocates for reforming the healthcare system to address the rising costs of healthcare and prescription drugs.

Supports environmental solutions that do not harm the economy.

Supports reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" policy.