John Curtis

John Curtis supports lowering health-care costs, including bipartisan bills to reduce the costs of medications and medical devices and to strengthen the rural health-care workforce. He also backs Medicaid reforms that slow spending growth without cutting current beneficiaries.

John Curtis says he supports tax relief, regulatory reform, and energy policies intended to lower costs and strengthen Utah’s economy. His campaign also ties economic growth to domestic energy production, fiscal restraint, and support for business and innovation.

John Curtis supports an all-of-the-above energy strategy, including fossil fuels and renewables, while prioritizing affordability, reliability, and cleaner outcomes. His campaign also says he will expand domestic oil and gas production and modernize permitting to support energy independence and energy dominance.

John Curtis describes himself as pro-life and says he supports abortion restrictions. Public reporting and his voting record show support for anti-abortion legislation, including the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.

John Curtis says the border should be secured and cartels stopped, while also reforming the immigration system and treating migrants humanely. His campaign frames immigration as a rule-of-law issue that should be addressed alongside border security.

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John Curtis supports local control of education and says decisions should be made by states and local communities rather than the federal government. His campaign materials frame education policy as part of a broader push to return authority to local leaders.

John Curtis supports U.S. leadership in emerging technologies and has backed targeted safeguards for AI and related technologies. His Senate materials and campaign messaging emphasize innovation, transparency, and consumer protections rather than broad restrictions.

John Curtis has opposed sweeping federal changes to state election practices and has said Utah’s mail-in voting system should not be upended by national reforms. His voting record also shows support for voter-ID requirements and other election-integrity measures.

John Curtis emphasizes Utah-specific priorities including public lands, land access for farmers and ranchers, border impacts, and domestic energy production. His campaign says he has transferred more federal land to Utah than anyone else in state history and will continue to oppose federal overreach.

John Curtis describes himself as pro-Second Amendment and has emphasized support for lawful gun ownership. Public campaign materials do not lay out a detailed gun-safety agenda, but his messaging aligns with protecting gun rights while supporting law enforcement and sportsmen.

John Curtis emphasizes a hawkish posture toward China, saying he will stand up to the Chinese Communist Party and protect American workers and strategic interests. He also highlights Taiwan cooperation and broader U.S. global leadership in Senate and campaign materials.