Jared Sullivan

Sullivan’s campaign site lists environment as a priority, but the public material reviewed here does not provide a detailed energy platform. Based on available sources, his public position is that environmental policy is part of his campaign agenda, but specific proposals on energy production, regulation, or climate targets were not clearly stated.

Sullivan says immigration enforcement should include accountability and due-process protections, and he has said ICE abuses have eroded trust in the agency. He supports comprehensive immigration reform and has said simply abolishing an agency without reform does not solve the underlying problems.

Sullivan ties civil-rights concerns to due-process protections, especially in immigration enforcement, and says government should respect constitutional rights. He also supports democratic reforms such as ranked-choice voting and open primaries to make government more representative.

Sullivan supports campaign finance reform, independent redistricting, ranked-choice voting, and open primaries. He has said he wants to reduce the influence of money in politics and overturn Citizens United.

Sullivan says he wants to move toward health care for all, fully fund the Affordable Care Act in the near term, and ultimately build a more comprehensive system that guarantees coverage. He has said his own medical emergency underscored the risk of being uninsured.

Sullivan emphasizes affordability, especially housing costs, and says federal investment should help reduce construction costs, expand the trades workforce, and support local infrastructure that can spur development. He frames these steps as part of a broader effort to make everyday costs more manageable for working families.

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Sullivan’s campaign site lists Israel & Gaza among his issue areas, but the sources reviewed here do not provide a detailed foreign policy platform. No broader public position was clearly stated in the materials reviewed.

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Sullivan has centered his campaign on housing affordability in New Hampshire, saying the state needs more homes, a larger construction workforce, and local infrastructure investment to reduce costs. He has also said the issue affects workers, teachers, and hospital staff who struggle to find housing near their jobs.