Lowering energy and household costs
Family budgets need relief. Adam supports removing tariffs that raise costs, restoring energy production tax credits, and ending unnecessary wars.
Kansas families face real pressures at the grocery store, at home, and when they need medical care. Adam Hamilton is running for U.S. Senate with an emphasis on lowering costs and working across political differences.
Get to know AdamAdam Hamilton is a fifth-generation Kansan who grew up in the Kansas City area. He and his wife, LaVon, helped start the Church of the Resurrection in 1990.
His work as a United Methodist pastor has brought him into contact with people across the political spectrum. He prioritizes listening, civil disagreement, and practical cooperation.
Adam and LaVon have two daughters and a granddaughter. He brings decades of community and congregational leadership to his first campaign for the U.S. Senate.
Family budgets need relief. Adam supports removing tariffs that raise costs, restoring energy production tax credits, and ending unnecessary wars.
More attainable homes require more supply. Adam supports modular construction, modernizing and standardizing regulations for modular homes, and restrictions on large Wall Street investors buying single-family homes.
Adam supports broader prescription-drug negotiations and lower costs for people with private insurance. He also prioritizes access to care in rural communities.
Adam supports protecting access to contraception and women’s ability to make reproductive-health decisions. He favors codifying access to contraception in federal law.
Farmers need reliable workers and manageable input costs. Adam supports year-round agricultural work visas, domestic fertilizer production, and year-round sales of E15 fuel.
Lasting legislation requires cooperation. Adam supports bipartisan problem-solving grounded in listening and respect.