Joe Evans for U.S. Senate

Strong for Idaho, Hard on Washington

Idaho First, Constitution always.

I’m Joe Evans — an Idaho-grown American, U.S. Army veteran, and lifelong advocate for individual liberty — and I’m running for the United States Senate because Idaho deserves representation that answers to the people, not Washington insiders.

I was raised in Idaho, shaped by hard work, personal responsibility, and service. I’m the grandson of two World War II veterans and Southwest Idaho farmers who understood that freedom is never free and that strong communities are built by neighbors helping neighbors — not by distant bureaucracies.

Those values didn’t come from politics. They came from family, service, and lived experience.

Separation of Powers

Ending the Administrative State
If Congress didn’t vote on it, Idahoans shouldn’t be forced to follow it.

Foreign Policy

America First Foreign Policy:
Peace, Strength, and Constitutional War Powers.
Idaho families should not be asked to sacrifice their sons and daughters for wars that have nothing to do with defending our homeland.

Public Lands and Natural Resources

Federal Lands & Local Control
Federal ownership on this scale has harmed Idaho’s economy, increased wildfire risk, and restricted access for hunters, ranchers, and families.

Economy & Fiscal Policy

Tax Policy: Simple, Fair & Pro-Growth
Spending Restraint & Fiscal Discipline

Fiscal Responsibility & National Debt

Ending Waste, Fraud & Abuse

Immigration

Securing the Border

Bill of Rights Reform

The Bill of Rights is not optional -
especially when it’s inconvenient for the government

Technology, Privacy & Free Speech

Protecting Digital Privacy and Personal Data

Election Integrity

Voter Eligibility and Identification

Healthcare Freedom and Medical Choice

Ending Federal Micromanagement of Healthcare

Education

Ending Federal Overreach in Education

Energy & Environment

American Energy Independence

Small Business, Agriculture & Ranching

Small Business Growth & Entrepreneurship

Prison Reform

Reserving Prison for Violent and Dangerous Offenders

Drug Reform

Refocusing Law Enforcement on Real Threats