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Maryland · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 2

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IssueJohn "Johnny O" Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Dave Wallace
Republican
Economy & jobsSupports workforce development, small business access, and lowering costs Supports gold standard, lower taxes, energy independence, manufacturing revival
Housingno sourced position Identifies housing costs as a household affordability burden
Health careno sourced position Supports ACA repeal, medical freedom, drug courts for fentanyl epidemic
ImmigrationOpposes ICE funding without accountability safeguards Supports border enforcement and Laken Riley Act's mission
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position Supports legal protection for human life from conception
EducationSupports fully funded public schools and opposes dismantling the Dept. of Education Supports parental authority, school choice, eliminating Dept. of Education
Climate & energyno sourced position Prioritizes energy independence and fossil fuels over climate action
Crime & public safetyno sourced position Pledges to prioritize victims and strengthen law enforcement cooperation
Taxes & budgetOpposes tax cuts for the wealthy; opposes broad tariffs as a tax on consumers Supports Gold Standard Act and cutting taxes and regulations
Gunsno sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports election certification, voting rights, and protecting democratic institutions Supports term limits and election integrity
Foreign policy & defenseSupports Pacific alliances, diplomacy, opposes Iran nuclear weapon, backs Gaza ceasefire no sourced position

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