Illinois’ 10th Congressional District: who’s running on Nov. 3, 2026

Supports free enterprise and cutting federal spending to reduce the national debt.

Voted against the 2025 reconciliation tax-and-spending law (H.R. 1) and calls for congressional action to keep Social Security solvent.

In a 2026 questionnaire, chose government-funded insurance alongside private options, explaining with an unrelated objection to an Illinois law; opposed a database of people with ongoing illnesses.

Supports strengthening the ACA, extending enhanced premium tax credits and offering a public option; does not back Medicare for All.

Opposes sanctuary cities and favors legal immigration; in 2024 said migrants without proper visas should be sent back.

Supports bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform; voted against 2026 DHS funding, citing a lack of limits and oversight on ICE.

Supports legal protection of life from conception, with an exception for the mother's life; opposes public funding of abortion providers.

Cosponsored the Women's Health Protection Act of 2025 (H.R. 12), which would establish a federal right to abortion access.

Opposes asking higher earners to pay more; says Illinois residents pay too much in taxes.

Voted against the 2025 tax law; supports closing loopholes for the wealthy and corporations, addressing the SALT cap and targeted family tax breaks.

Said in 2024 the state should support law enforcement; supports keeping guns from people convicted of crimes.

In 2020 backed and in 2021 co-sponsored the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, calling the package of reforms 'long overdue'; also supports gun-safety laws.

Strongly agrees with eliminating the U.S. Department of Education, saying 'local people can do a better job' than federal and state boards of education.

Calls for investing in early childhood education; in 2025 reintroduced the Teachers Are Leaders Act to expand a federal teacher-training grant program.

Names nuclear, natural gas and coal as the most reliable energy sources.

Describes climate change as a serious threat that must be addressed.

Places himself between selective intervention and a sovereignty focus; calls China a serious threat and Israel a key ally.

Voted for 2024 aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan and for a 2026 resolution to end U.S. hostilities with Iran absent authorization.

In 2024, criticized state and federal subsidies for an electric-battery plant linked to China ('Stop donating to China'); in 2026 agreed the Chinese Communist Party poses economic threats.

Supports tariffs only as targeted tools coordinated with allies; welcomed the 2026 Supreme Court ruling against emergency tariffs.