Jesse Turner

Strongly Agree

I am pro-life and believe life begins at conception, but this is also about how taxpayer dollars are used. No one should be forced to fund abortion through their taxes. Government should not be in the business of supporting or subsidizing the ending of human life. Public funds should reflect the values of the people and be directed toward protecting life, not ending it.

In rare cases where a pregnancy puts the mother’s life at serious risk, the priority should be saving life whenever possible. Modern medicine often allows both to be protected, but in true emergencies where that is not possible, doctors must have the ability to act to save the mother. These are tragic situations, not matters of convenience, and should be handled with clear medical judgment and care.

Strongly Agree

Human life deserves legal protection at every stage, from conception until natural death. That principle reflects the belief that life has inherent value and should not be dependent on circumstance or convenience. Laws should be structured to protect the most vulnerable while also recognizing the need for clarity in rare, life-threatening medical situations where difficult decisions must be made.

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I don’t believe government should be the primary driver of wages but I do believe people who work full-time should be able to support themselves. Minimum wage should rise with the cost of living and inflation.

Strongly Agree

I support zero-based budgeting, requiring agencies to justify every dollar instead of automatically increasing budgets. This reduces “use it or lose it” spending and forces prioritization. I would also audit and consolidate redundant agencies to eliminate overlap, and end corporate subsidies and special deals like FILOT that shift the burden onto taxpayers.

The principle of separation of church and state was originally intended to prevent government from establishing or favoring a specific denomination. It protects religious freedom by ensuring the government cannot dictate belief or enforce a particular religion. At the same time, our nation’s founding principles were strongly influenced by Christian values. We should preserve religious freedom without government control, while recognizing the moral foundations that helped form this country. Jesus

Strongly Disagree

C. Medicaid and Medicare should remain as safety nets, but I oppose expanding taxpayer-funded healthcare. Instead, we need real reforms: full price transparency so patients know costs upfront, allowing insurance to be sold across state lines to increase competition, and requiring hospitals to accept any state-approved insurance. The goal is more access and affordability without expanding government control.

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

No.The United States should avoid long-term entanglements with any foreign nation and prioritize its own interests first. As George Washington warned, we should avoid “permanent alliances” that can pull us into conflicts not our own. Our foreign policy should be based on independence and putting the American people first; Not commitments that limit our ability to act in our own best interest. Additionally, we should not be sending any money to any nation when our own infrastructure is failing.

Disagree

Disagree

I do not support completely eliminating the U.S. Department of Education, but I do believe it has become too large and too disconnected from local needs. The focus should be on reducing federal overreach and increasing local control. Education should be primarily driven by states, communities, parents, teachers, and the school board. Not dictated by a one-size-fits-all federal approach.

Agree

Agree

Strongly Agree

There are two biological sexes, male and female. At the same time, people dealing with gender-related struggles deserve compassion and real help. I don’t believe minors should undergo irreversible medical procedures, as those are life-altering decisions that should wait until adulthood. Kids need support and guidance, not permanent changes they may not fully understand. Once someone is 18, that’s their decision, but I pray they receive the help they need beforehand and don't do it.

Neutral

Biblically, marriage is a covenant between a man and a woman. Period. That just is what it is. To the state however, “marriage” is a legal contract; tax status, property rights, hospital access,etc. The government has no business in your bedroom. Next they’ll be telling you what positions you can do. What two consenting adults do is not the government’s role to control. To give one set group tax benefits and preferential treatment vs others is a clear violation of the 14th Amendment.

Disagree

Government shouldn’t rely on people losing money to fund itself. We should be building opportunity, not profiting off addiction and false hope. It doesn't create wealth, it traps people in a cycle of poverty.

I am a bondservant of Jesus Christ. If you’re not familiar with what that means, I encourage you to spend more time in Scripture; it will explain it better than I ever could. It’s not about a denomination or title it’s about following our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Faith isn’t a label; it’s a relationship and a commitment to live by His truth. There are many wolves in sheep’s clothing, but you will know me by my fruit.

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Disagree

A reliable energy supply comes from a balanced mix, but the most dependable backbone is consistent, always-on power like nuclear and natural gas. These sources provide stable electricity regardless of weather or time of day, which is critical.

Conservative

No.

No.

The goal of the justice system is to be fair to everyone. It should not matter your background, who you know, or what position of power you hold. Justice must be blind and applied equally under the law. When people believe the system favors some over others, trust breaks down. A fair system holds everyone accountable the same and ensures every person is treated with dignity and equal protection.

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

“Shall not be infringed” is clear in its intent. A well-regulated militia at the time meant citizens who are trained, prepared, and capable. Not restricted. The right to bear arms belongs to the people, and any policy should respect that.