Republican candidate for U.S. House in Kansas. Every point on this page links to its source. We don't grade candidates or tell you how to vote. As of 2026-09-29.
| Party | Republican |
| Running for | U.S. House, Kansas |
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In their own words, from their campaign website, summarised in plain English.
Jenkins says he wants fewer regulations and lower taxes to grow the economy and bring jobs back. He says he would reduce the regulatory burden on Kansas businesses and farmers and back fair trade deals that protect Kansas agriculture and manufacturing.
“Fewer regulations, lower taxes, and a level playing field for Kansas businesses.”
Jenkins says he would cut wasteful spending, oppose deficit spending, push for a balanced budget framework, and eliminate wasteful and duplicative federal programs. He says he would make the Trump-era tax cuts permanent and oppose new broad-based tax increases on Kansas residents.
“Extend and make permanent the Trump-era tax cuts for working families”
Jenkins says he would support veterans with quality health care and the benefits they earned. The passages give no other health care positions.
No stated position on their website.
Jenkins says he wants to complete and maintain a secure southern border, end catch-and-release, and enforce existing immigration laws. He says he supports legal immigration pathways, would cut funding to cities that obstruct federal enforcement, and wants to stop fentanyl coming across the border.
“Complete and maintain a secure southern border”
No stated position on their website.
Jenkins says he supports American energy independence using oil, gas, nuclear and renewables. He says he opposes the Green New Deal and energy policies that raise household costs.
“Support American energy independence — oil, gas, nuclear, and renewables”
Jenkins says he would defend Second Amendment rights against any unconstitutional restrictions and describes the Second Amendment as non-negotiable.
“Defend Second Amendment rights against any unconstitutional restrictions”
Jenkins says he would fully fund and modernize the U.S. military, hold allies accountable for their own defense commitments, and oppose foreign entanglements that drain American resources. He also says he would strengthen Fort Leavenworth and other Kansas military installations.
“Oppose reckless foreign entanglements that drain American resources”
No stated position on their website.
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