Eric Michael Foreman

Candidate for U.S. House, District 2

Party: Libertarian
City
Omaha
On the ballot as
Eric Michael Foreman

Property taxes and cost of living

Summary

Wants lower taxes for Americans earning under $200,000 and to cut waste.

“Honest dollars for honest work. Lower taxes for the Lower 85% of Americans that make less than 200k a year, cut the waste, prosecute the fraud, and let hardworking Nebraskans keep more of what they earn.”

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Economy, jobs and trade

Summary

Supports free markets, lower taxes for working families, and budgeting that avoids endless debt.

“I believe in free markets, honest competition, lower taxes for working families, and responsible budgeting that protects future generations instead of burying them under endless debt.”

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Agriculture and rural Nebraska

No public position found.

Health care

Summary

Says patients, doctors and researchers should have more freedom to explore emerging and alternative mental health treatments.

“I believe patients, doctors, and researchers should have greater freedom to explore emerging and alternative treatments supported by science, transparency, and informed consent.”

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Abortion

No public position found.

Immigration and the border

Summary

Wants to secure the borders first with walls, technology and sheriffs' oversight, and to speed up asylum and citizenship pathways.

“Secure the borders first, with walls, technology and sheriffs’ oversight. Speed up asylum and citizenship pathways by cutting red tape so people can join us legally without years of limbo.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. House, 2nd Congressional DistrictQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. House, 2nd Congressional District

Education and school choice

No public position found.

Energy, water and environment

Summary

Says nuclear energy is the most efficient form of energy in use today.

“Nuclear energy is the most efficient form of energy we have as of today, in use.”

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Guns and public safety

Summary

Says education and legal gun ownership protect public safety, and wants law enforcement focused on violence, trafficking, abuse and organized crime rather than victimless offenses.

“Education and Legal gun ownership along with encouragement, protects the public safety. Disarming the public does not.”

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“We need law enforcement focused on protecting communities from real violence, trafficking, abuse, and organized crime, not wasting limited resources criminalizing peaceful Americans over victimless offenses.”

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Elections and government

Summary

Says he would hold regular in-person town halls and that Congress should enforce the people's will rather than rubber stamp the president's edicts.

“I will hold regular in-person town halls, not phone-ins. I will listen face-to-face, not from some ivory tower.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. House, 2nd Congressional DistrictQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. House, 2nd Congressional District

“Congress exists to enforce the people’s will, not rubber stamp the president’s edicts.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. House, 2nd Congressional DistrictQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. House, 2nd Congressional District

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