William M. Ketchum

William Ketchum supported policies aimed at reducing taxes and government regulation, promoting free-market principles.

Ketchum advocated for policies benefiting farmers and the agricultural industry, stressing the importance of subsidies and support for rural communities.

He favored stricter immigration controls and enforcement measures, advocating for reduced immigration levels.

Ketchum supported educational reforms that included increased local control and private school options, opposing federal oversight.

He promoted the expansion of domestic energy production, particularly fossil fuels, supporting deregulation in the energy sector.

Ketchum was skeptical of government-led initiatives to combat climate change, prioritizing economic growth over environmental regulations.

He opposed expansive government involvement in healthcare, favoring market-based solutions and private sector competition.

Ketchum did not prioritize extensive government intervention in housing markets, preferring private sector-led development.

He supported improvements in infrastructure but was cautious about federal spending, advocating for state-level solutions.

Ketchum emphasized the importance of supporting veterans through government programs focused on healthcare and employment services.

He supported measures such as voter ID laws, emphasizing election integrity and security requirements.