Edwin D. Eshleman

Edwin Eshleman supported conservative economic policies, including reducing federal spending and implementing tax cuts to stimulate economic growth.

Eshleman advocated for policies that supported American farmers, including subsidies and ensuring competitive markets for agricultural products.

He held a conservative view on immigration, advocating for strict border controls and policies to reduce illegal immigration.

Eshleman supported state and local control of education, favoring limited federal government involvement and emphasis on traditional curricula.

He promoted increasing domestic energy production through traditional fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas.

Eshleman expressed skepticism about federal intervention in climate change, prioritizing economic considerations over environmental regulations.

Eshleman opposed broad federal healthcare programs, advocating for private sector solutions and reduced government involvement.

He supported policies that encouraged private home ownership and reduced government intervention in the housing market.

Eshleman favored infrastructure development, with a focus on improving highways and reducing federal restraints on state transportation initiatives.

He advocated for strong support of veterans through improved benefits and healthcare, recognizing their service.

Eshleman supported measures to ensure secure elections, including voter identification laws and maintaining electoral integrity.