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Six Programs That Answer Voters
Each program responds to a measured voter concern and is designed to produce something voters can see, name and feel before the 2028 cycle begins.
Three design principles
1 Visible over clever. A line on a utility bill or a lower pharmacy receipt beats a complex tax provision voters never notice.
2 Prices first, then structure. Short-term relief buys time; structural reforms such as housing supply and competition prevent the next squeeze.
3 Pass what can pass. With the president holding a veto, each program includes bipartisan pieces, pieces that can ride must-pass bills, and pieces states can enact on their own.
The programs
Tariff relief on everyday goods, lower utility bills and competition enforcement.
More homes through zoning incentives and a cap on child care costs.
Stable premiums, capped drug costs and medical debt protections.
Clean Government and Accountability Act
Stock trading ban, ethics rules, pardon reform and restored checks.
Secure and Fair Border Compact
Border capacity paired with guardrails and legal work pathways.
Fair Share Grid and Worker Shield
Data centers pay their own costs; workers protected from AI job loss.
Programs at a glance
Cost tiers are planning estimates, not scored figures, and should be checked with budget staff and the Congressional Budget Office before release.
What Voters Want 2026. Working analysis, November 2026. Figures from election-day and pre-election surveys; projections may change as counting finishes.