Illinois’ 11th Congressional District: who’s running on Nov. 3, 2026

Voted against the 2025 reconciliation tax-and-spending law (H.R. 1); campaign highlights financial-regulation work aimed at protecting working families.

Supports free enterprise, cutting federal spending and regulations, and fewer unfunded federal mandates.

Supports a public option open to individuals and employers and step-by-step progress toward universal coverage.

Opposes a government-run system; proposes reforming the ACA with more plan choice and HSAs while keeping preexisting-condition protections.

Supports a path to citizenship with background checks and fines, plus E-Verify; says he won't fund ICE without reforms.

Proposes enforcement-first border policy and supports ICE; open to earned legal status only after border control.

Cosponsored the Women's Health Protection Act of 2025 (H.R. 12) and supports writing Roe's protections into federal law.

Supports legal protection of life from conception and opposes public funding of abortion providers.

Voted against the 2025 tax law; supports reversing 2017 tax cuts for high earners, more IRS enforcement and higher Social Security payroll contributions from top earners.

Supports simplifying the tax code and opposes asking higher earners to pay more.

Voted for the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act (2020) to hold abusive officers accountable; in 2022 voted for the Invest to Protect Act funding local police.

Campaign site says he supports fully funding law enforcement, ending soft-on-crime policies and holding criminals accountable; prefers enforcing existing gun laws over new restrictions.

Opposes cuts to the U.S. Department of Education and supports funding public schools, community colleges and student-loan relief.

Campaign site supports expanding school choice across public, private, charter and vocational options; opposes eliminating the U.S. Department of Education, citing national standards.

Voted for the Inflation Reduction Act's clean-energy investments; also backs nuclear, energy storage research and ethanol.

Supports an all-of-the-above energy strategy including domestic oil, gas and nuclear power; names small modular reactors for rising demand.

Voted for 2024 Ukraine aid and for a 2026 resolution to end U.S. hostilities with Iran absent authorization; says trade wars push allies away.

Says the U.S. has become too involved in other countries' affairs; backs Israel's self-defense and wants Congress to authorize sustained military action.

Opposes the 2025 tariffs, citing higher consumer costs and lost manufacturing jobs.

Supports the President's tariffs when they counter unfair trade, with regular review, and wants Congress to set limits on tariff authority.