Where Chase Stands
Where Chase Stands
Clear answers. No political dodge.
Chase LaPorte believes voters deserve more than slogans. On every major issue, he will tell Kansans where he stands, explain why, and show what he is prepared to fight for in Congress.
Priority Issue
Lower costs. Balance the budget. Get Washington out of the way.
Chase’s published cost-of-living position centers on balanced federal budgets, reducing inflationary pressure, paying down the national debt, strengthening free markets, and removing barriers that make housing less affordable.
Cost of Living & Economic Growth
Kansas families should not have to work harder just to fall further behind.
Chase believes Congress must stop treating deficit spending as normal. A federal government that spends responsibly can help reduce inflationary pressure, protect the value of a paycheck, and create greater confidence for families and businesses.
Require real fiscal discipline instead of endless borrowing.
Stop passing today’s political costs to future generations.
Support a freer economy where people and small businesses can build and grow.
Remove unnecessary barriers that restrict supply and push costs higher.
Term Limits
Public office should remain public service—not become a lifetime career protected by Washington insiders.
See Chase’s position →Veterans
Veterans deserve accountable service, accessible care, and leaders who understand what military service asks of a family.
See Chase’s position →Kansas Values
Protect constitutional liberty, reward work, respect families, and put Kansas communities ahead of political games.
See Chase’s position →Economic Growth
Reduce unnecessary barriers, strengthen competition, and let workers and small businesses create opportunity.
See Chase’s position →Truth on the Hard Stuff
Every issue deserves more than a campaign slogan.
Chase’s issue pages are designed around a consistent transparency standard.
Where I Stand
A direct answer in plain English, without hiding behind vague political language.
Why I Believe It
The values, experience, and reasoning behind the position.
What I’ll Fight For
The actions, votes, and policies Chase would support or oppose in Congress.
Core Positions
What Chase is fighting for.
These sections can expand as Chase releases additional detailed policy positions.
Term Limits and Citizen Government
Where Chase stands: Chase supports term limits because elected office should be a period of service, not a protected lifetime career.
Why: Career politicians can become more accountable to party leadership, donors, and Washington institutions than to the people who elected them.
What he will fight for: Structural reforms that restore citizen leadership, increase accountability, and make it harder for elected officials to treat public office as permanent employment.
Economic Growth and Responsible Spending
Where Chase stands: Congress should pass responsible budgets, reduce reckless spending, and create room for individuals and businesses to build and grow.
Why: Persistent deficits and debt weaken purchasing power, create uncertainty, and pass the cost of today’s decisions to the next generation.
What he will fight for: Balanced budget discipline, debt reduction, stronger competition, and fewer unnecessary barriers to housing and economic opportunity.
Veterans and Military Families
Where Chase stands: Veterans should receive timely, accountable support from a government that recognizes the cost of service.
Why: Chase’s military service gives him a personal understanding of the sacrifices made by service members and their families.
What he will fight for: Better accountability, accessible care, clearer navigation of benefits, and a federal government that keeps its commitments to those who served.
Kansas Values and Constitutional Liberty
Where Chase stands: Government should respect constitutional rights, local communities, personal responsibility, families, and the dignity of work.
Why: Kansas families know their communities better than distant federal bureaucracies do.
What he will fight for: Transparent government, constitutional limits, local decision-making, and policies that put citizens ahead of political institutions.
Have a hard question? Ask Chase directly.
Transparency means being willing to answer voters—not just publish talking points. Send Chase a question or stand with the campaign today.