Primary Candidate – US Senate
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Dave Jarvis is running for the United States Senate because he believes America can no longer afford politics driven by division, special interests, and the pursuit of power. He believes the foundation of a healthy democracy is trust, and that trust can only be rebuilt through honesty, transparency, accountability, and leaders who are willing to put the public ahead of political ambition.
With a background in technology and systems thinking, Dave approaches public policy by asking fundamental questions and looking for long-term solutions rather than short-term political victories. He believes that government should encourage innovation, protect individual liberty, and create an economy that works for future generations, not just the next election cycle.
Position Highlights
Campaign Finance Reform: Reduce the influence of big money in politics so elected officials answer to voters instead of major donors and special interests.
Restoring Trust: Increase transparency, strengthen ethics laws, and hold public officials accountable regardless of party.
Economic Opportunity: Support policies that reward work, entrepreneurship, and responsible innovation while preparing America for the economic changes brought by artificial intelligence and automation.
Agriculture & Food Security: Strengthen local and regional food production, encourage regenerative farming, and build a more resilient food system.
Healthcare: Promote greater affordability, transparency, competition, and preventive care while improving access for patients.
Fiscal Responsibility: Reduce wasteful spending, simplify government where possible, and invest in programs that produce measurable public benefit.
Independent Leadership: Put principles before party, encourage civil dialogue, and make decisions based on evidence, integrity, and the long-term interests of New Hampshire and the nation.
Dave believes America succeeds when citizens think independently, engage respectfully, and expect more from those who represent them.