Taxes

Signed a 2023 state income tax cut to help with high prices, saying it had "some long-term repercussions."

Said the 2025 budget law gave "tax breaks for billionaires" and that harming most Americans to help the wealthiest was "unacceptable."

Praised Senate passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, saying "we delivered on our promise to the American people to cut taxes."

Pushes to make homestead properties tax-free and wrote, "Age-specific property tax relief is a non-starter."

Her platform pledged tax cuts for more than 100 million working and middle-class Americans, including a larger Child Tax Credit.

Said she would eliminate the IRS and work with Congress to end the income tax.

Introduced, with colleagues, a bill to cut income taxes for low- and middle-income earners, paid for by a surtax on incomes over $1 million.

Pushed to reduce personal and corporate income tax rates to 4.99%.

Pledged no federal income tax increases.

Said a first 2025 budget bill should "extend the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act" but voted against the House bill, citing deficits.

No clear public position found yet.

Opposed the proposed state billionaire tax ballot measure, saying "It's really damaging to the state."

Cosponsored the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act of 2026, an annual 2% tax on net worth over $50 million and 3% over $1 billion.

Argues the 2025 tax cuts mainly benefited the wealthy; proposed tax cuts for small businesses and farmers.

Said "I want the tax cuts to be permanent" while opposing the 2025 tax-and-spending bill's debt ceiling increase.

Backed cutting the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%.

Proposed closing the Delaware loophole for corporations while speeding up cuts to the corporate tax rate.

Her 2024 platform called for heavily taxing the ultra-wealthy and large corporations and cutting taxes for households under $75,000.

Says corporations and the wealthiest should pay their fair share.

Said in 2024, "I'd love to see a child tax credit that's $5,000 per child."

Voted against the 2025 Republican tax and spending bill, saying it would cut health care to "give billionaires a tax break."

Says the U.S. should take up an AI executive's suggestion to tax AI companies and distribute the gains through something like a universal basic income.

Argues lower tax burdens bring people, businesses and jobs.