- Christina HinesDemocratic✓ Verified$3.5M raised
- Michael BouchardRepublican✓ Verified$2.6M raised
- Andrea L. KirbyWorking Class Party✓ Verified
- Kwabena NkromoGreen✓ Verified
- Mike SalibaLibertarian✓ Verified
Where they stand
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Where they differ: Christina Hines aims to lower healthcare costs and supports banning members of Congress from trading stocks and refusing corporate PAC money to fight corruption 15. Mike Saliba opposes the ACA long-term but supports keeping its subsidies until repeal, favors free-market health reforms, and supports replacing federal income and payroll taxes with the FAIRtax national consumption tax 26. Kwabena Nkromo supports making healthcare more affordable, accessible, and accountable with stronger preventive care and accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels while investing in resilient infrastructure and cleaner energy 38. Andrea L. Kirby says quality healthcare should not be dictated by race or wealth and supports a universal system as the answer 4.
AI-written comparison of the sourced entries below. Generated Oct 18, 2026.
| Issue | Christina HinesDemocratic | Michael BouchardRepublican | Andrea L. KirbyWorking Class Party | Kwabena NkromoGreen | Mike SalibaLibertarian |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Economy & Jobs | Hines says both parties have left working families behind, with people struggling across the district regardless of income. | Bouchard supports protecting Michigan manufacturing, defending American jobs, bringing manufacturing jobs back home, and cutting red tape that crushes small businesses. | Kirby says a living wage is achievable only by stopping the wealth generated by workers from being taken by a few. | Nkromo supports expanding affordable housing and Community Land Trusts and directing federal investment to local economic development. | Saliba supports the FAIRtax, a single-rate federal retail sales tax replacing federal income taxes, with exemptions and a prebate to maintain progressivity. |
| Healthcare | Hines says she is running in part to lower healthcare costs. | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | Kirby says quality health care should not be dictated by race or wealth, and only a universal system is the answer. | Nkromo supports making health care more affordable, accessible and accountable, including stronger preventive care. | Saliba opposes the ACA long-term but supports keeping its subsidies until repeal, favoring free-market health reforms instead. |
| Where they differ on Healthcare: Christina Hines says she is running in part to lower healthcare costs 1. Mike Saliba opposes the ACA long-term but supports keeping its subsidies until repeal, favoring free-market health reforms instead 2. Kwabena Nkromo supports making health care more affordable, accessible and accountable, including stronger preventive care 3. Andrea L. Kirby says quality health care should not be dictated by race or wealth, and only a universal system is the answer 4. | |||||
| Immigration | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | Bouchard stands for finishing the border wall, restoring the 'Remain in Mexico' policy, ending catch-and-release, securing the border, stopping illegal drugs, and deporting criminal illegal immigrants. Bouchard lists national security and border enforcement among his top campaign priorities. | Kirby says immigrant workers deserve the same treatment and respect as U.S.-born citizens regardless of birthplace. | Nkromo supports humane immigration reform protecting due process, family unity, asylum, labor rights, and a path to citizenship. | Saliba says unalienable rights apply regardless of place of birth, with no geographic caveat on constitutional protections. |
| Public Safety & Crime | Hines supports fighting for safer communities, world-class schools, and providing law enforcement with resources to prevent violent crime and protect kids and seniors online. | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. Check their site ↗ |
| Abortion | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. Check their site ↗ |
| Taxes & Government Spending | Hines supports fighting corruption by banning members of Congress from trading stocks and refusing corporate PAC money to ensure Washington delivers for working families. | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | Saliba supports replacing federal income and payroll taxes with the FAIRtax national consumption tax (H.R. 25). |
| Where they differ on Taxes & Government Spending: Christina Hines supports fighting corruption by banning members of Congress from trading stocks and refusing corporate PAC money to ensure Washington delivers for working families 1. Mike Saliba supports replacing federal income and payroll taxes with the FAIRtax national consumption tax (H.R. 25) 2. | |||||
| Energy & Environment | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. | Nkromo supports accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels while investing in resilient infrastructure and cleaner energy. | Saliba proposes removing federal restrictions on small 'pocket' nuclear plants and plant-based ethanol fuel for vehicles. |
| Where they differ on Energy & Environment: Mike Saliba proposes removing federal restrictions on small 'pocket' nuclear plants and plant-based ethanol fuel for vehicles 1. Kwabena Nkromo supports accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels while investing in resilient infrastructure and cleaner energy 2. | |||||
| Foreign Policy & Defense | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | No public position found. | No public position found. Check their site ↗ | Saliba supports withdrawing U.S. soldiers from overseas deployments and ending hostile actions, promoting diplomacy and trade with all nations while rejecting nuclear first strikes. |