David J. Else
Candidate for U.S. House, District 3
- City
- Overton
- On the ballot as
- David J. Else
- Campaign website
- dave-else-for-congress.square.site
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Property taxes and cost of living
No public position found.
Economy, jobs and trade
Summary
Opposes trade wars, saying they hurt farm prices, and says he will fight for an economy that encourages all able Americans to work, including a higher minimum wage.
“I don't like trade wars with other countries. It harms our ag prices and bankrupts smaller farmers.”
“I WILL fight for an economy that encourages all Americans who are able to work! (RAISE MINIMIUM WAGE)”
Agriculture and rural Nebraska
Summary
Wants first-time farmers to get down-payment grants and low-interest loans, and says reversing trade wars would be a first step.
“I also want to make it so first-time farmers can get grants to help pay the down payment on a farm. And low-interest loans because we need youth back on the farm.”
“If we can try to reverse Trump’s trade wars, that’s a first step.”
Health care
Summary
Wants to keep the Affordable Care Act and add dental insurance to it.
“I also would like to add dental insurance to ACA.”
“This was before Obamacare, which we need to keep.”
Abortion
No public position found.
Immigration and the border
Summary
Wants to make work visas easier to obtain, followed by a pathway to citizenship for hardworking immigrants who are not criminals.
“On immigration, I would like to make it easier for immigrants to get a work visa, then a pathway to U.S. citizenship if they are not criminals and are hardworking people.”
Education and school choice
No public position found.
Energy, water and environment
No public position found.
Guns and public safety
Summary
Supports medical cannabis.
“I support medical cannabis even though I have never even drank.”
Elections and government
Summary
Says voting rights should not be changed so a party can win.
“We shouldn't change any voting rights just so our party can win.”