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← Rundown2026 Missouri House race — Mark Alford's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Missouri House race — Mark Alford's seat

Incumbent: Mark Alford (Republican)

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  • Mark Alford
    Mark Alford

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Agriculture/Estate Tax: Supports expanding the death tax exemption to protect Missouri farms and family-owned small businesses from double taxation. [1]
    • Housing Policy: Indicated he would vote to override a potential veto of a bipartisan federal housing bill. [1]
    • Immigration/Border Security: Supports hard-line border security measures, backed House-passed HR 2, and praised the One Big Beautiful Bill for reversing prior open-border policies. [1][2]

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  • Medicaid/Healthcare: States support for strengthening Medicaid for those who need it most while addressing waste, though critics warn of funding uncertainty. [1]
  • National Debt: Lists reducing the national debt as a priority issue on his campaign platform. [1]
  • Pro-Life: Identifies as pro-life as part of his campaign platform. [1]
  • Second Amendment: Supports Second Amendment rights as part of his stated policy platform. [1]
  • Taxation: Supports extending Trump-era tax cuts, ending taxes on tips and overtime, and opposes what he calls the largest tax increase in U.S. history. [1][2][3]
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