WHy Jared?
Explore the Issues at the heart of this campaign
TOGETHER WE CAN FINALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
If you’re here, you’ve probably heard — I’m running for the U.S. Senate. That’s true!
I’m still a state rep in the North Country, still juggling multiple jobs (maybe I’ve scooped ice cream for you at Super Secret Ice Cream!) to make ends meet, and still deeply frustrated with how broken our politics have become. That’s why I’ve decided it’s time to take this fight statewide.
It is extremely expensive to run for the U.S. Senate, and I’m pledging not to take a dime from corporations or their Political Action Committees (PACs). This campaign will be powered entirely by grassroots support. If you believe money has corrupted our politics and it’s time for change, please chip in today!
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The Issues
ISRAEL & GAZA
ISRAEL & GAZA
Violence in Gaza has created a humanitarian disaster, with Israel’s bombing of civilian areas and withholding of food and medicine betraying its founding principles of human rights and equality. While Hamas’s attacks must be condemned, Israel must be held to higher standards, and U.S. aid should stop unless Israel upholds democratic values. Strict adherence to international law, humanitarian assistance for Gaza, and accountability for all parties are needed. The U.S. and international community must push for peace, justice, and dignity for everyone affected, and work toward a fair two-state solution to end the cycle of violence.
Housing
Housing
With 15 years of experience in real estate economics, I offer a unique perspective on the housing crisis, shaped by research into how regulations impact local markets. The main reason housing costs keep rising is stagnant productivity in construction, making it difficult and expensive to build new homes. To address shortages, I would support expanding the construction workforce through trade programs, modernize the Obama-era Housing Development Toolkit to help local governments lower barriers to development, invest in water and sewer infrastructure to enable affordable, denser housing, and fund innovation in construction methods like 3D printing to reduce costs.
Environment
Environment
Living in New Hampshire highlights the importance of protecting our environment and natural resources, which is a national responsibility as we face a climate crisis. As senator, I will fight for strong regulations to safeguard water, wildlife, and land, and advocate for comprehensive climate policies that align with the Paris Agreement and aim for net-zero emissions by 2050. Addressing climate change is essential not only for the environment but also for jobs, public health, and communities, as its impacts are already being felt through extreme weather, rising insurance costs, and threats to industries. We must invest in climate resilience and infrastructure to adapt to ongoing changes and ensure a sustainable future for all Americans.
Tax Policy
Tax Policy
Our tax code should be simple, fair, and rooted in common sense. Like many other countries, we should eliminate the need for most people to file taxes—the government already has the information. Filing should be automatic, quick, and free. More importantly, we need a system that treats all income the same. Right now, wages earned from hard work are often taxed at higher rates than passive income from investments. That means working families get punished while billionaires pay less on the money they make by doing nothing more than holding stock portfolios. It’s time to level the playing field. If you work for a living, you shouldn’t pay a higher tax rate than someone who lives off investments. Everyone should contribute their fair share, and no one should get special treatment just because they’re wealthy.
Ukraine
Ukraine
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is wrong. In the 21st century, we should be past the point where one country can invade and try to conquer another. The United States has long played a leading role in upholding a rules-based international order, and that responsibility matters now more than ever. We must ensure that Russia does not succeed in Ukraine. If we allow authoritarian aggression to stand unchecked, it will only invite more instability, more violence, and more disregard for international law.
Health Care
Health Care
Health care is a basic human right, not a privilege reserved for those who can afford it. Yet in America, costs keep rising, coverage keeps shrinking, and too many families are forced to choose between medical care and financial stability. No one should go bankrupt because they got sick or were in an accident. No parent should have to worry about whether their child will get the treatment they need. And no community should lose its hospital because politicians chose tax breaks for billionaires over funding for rural health care. We need a system that puts patients before profits, guarantees access to care, and ensures that every American—no matter their income, zip code, or job—can live a healthy life with dignity.