Vicki Schmidt

Schmidt says she wants to lower health care costs and has highlighted her background as a pharmacist and insurance commissioner.

Schmidt says she wants to cut taxes and costs for Kansas families, reduce regulations on businesses, and bring more jobs to all parts of the state.

Schmidt’s campaign materials do not present a detailed climate platform. Her public messaging centers on lowering costs, reducing regulations, and promoting business growth rather than a specific climate-policy agenda.

Schmidt told Kansas Reflector she does not believe in abortion on demand but supports reasonable exceptions, indicating a socially conservative position on abortion.

Schmidt’s campaign materials reviewed here do not lay out a detailed immigration agenda. Her launch messaging focuses on state governance, taxes, and public safety.

Schmidt’s campaign says she will ensure public safety is fully funded and protect Second Amendment rights.

No clear foreign policy platform was found in the campaign materials reviewed. Her campaign focuses on Kansas governance and state-level issues.

Schmidt’s reviewed campaign materials focus on taxes, efficiency, abortion, and public safety rather than a broader social-justice platform.

Schmidt’s campaign says she has supported local control and adequate funding for schools, but her current materials do not provide a detailed education agenda beyond that emphasis.

No specific public statement on AI policy was found in the sources reviewed. Her campaign emphasizes efficiency and modernization of government processes, but not a distinct technology agenda.

Schmidt has emphasized election security, voter ID, and opposition to federal efforts she says would federalize state elections.

Schmidt’s campaign focuses on Kansas-specific concerns such as property taxes, business costs, rural jobs, and state government efficiency.