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Representative in Congress, District 11

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Joe Strada

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Position on major issues

Economy, jobs and wages

Paid Training and Real Career Pathways Joe has long believed a four-year degree should not be the only respected path to a good life. He invested in paid training programs so people could learn a trade, earn while they learned, and begin a career without taking on heavy debt. That experience is why workforce development, apprenticeships, and career and technical education are central to his campaign. He has watched training change families' futures.

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Education

Paid Training and Real Career Pathways Joe has long believed a four-year degree should not be the only respected path to a good life. He invested in paid training programs so people could learn a trade, earn while they learned, and begin a career without taking on heavy debt. That experience is why workforce development, apprenticeships, and career and technical education are central to his campaign. He has watched training change families' futures.

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Elections and voting

When members of Congress make suspiciously well-timed trades, the American people deserve answers. Joe supports serious investigations into potential congressional insider trading and real accountability whenever a public official uses privileged information or public office for personal financial gain.

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Joe supports firm congressional term limits so new leaders can rise, new ideas can be heard, and public officials remember that they work for the people. Experience has value, but Washington was never supposed to become a lifetime career.

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Taxes and government spending

Joe supports a balanced budget amendment requiring Washington to live within its means, confront wasteful spending, and make honest decisions about national priorities. The national debt clock should be a warning, not a scoreboard.

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