Who Is Running in Kansas Congressional District 3rd in 2026?

Sharice Davids voted Nay on the Main Street Parity Act (H.R. 5763) in 2026 and the Deploying American Blockchains Act of 2023 (H.R. 6572) in 2024, and Yea on the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026 (H.R. 7148). She advocates for tax cuts for the middle class and small businesses, believing they are essential for the economy. Davids also supports modernizing infrastructure to create jobs and establish a foundation for future economic growth.

Sharice Davids voted to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits, aiming to keep healthcare affordable for Kansans by reducing costs by an average of $700 annually for 160,000 residents. She also voted against partisan bills restricting reproductive healthcare. Davids supports Medicaid expansion, enabling Medicare to negotiate drug prices, and initiatives to reduce maternal mortality rates among African American mothers.

Sharice Davids voted against bills aiming to divert federal resources to anti-abortion facilities and limit reproductive health information for pregnant students, believing these measures jeopardize women's health. She co-introduced the Women's Health Protection Act to establish a federal right to abortion care. Davids also opposed an amendment to prohibit taxpayer funding for abortions and commented on ongoing efforts to undermine abortion medication access.

Sharice Davids supports education initiatives, including strengthening public schools. She co-sponsored bipartisan legislation designating "National Tribal Colleges and Universities Week," recognizing these institutions' importance to Indian Country's educational well-being. Davids also introduced the Afterschool ACCESS Act, a bipartisan bill to provide tax breaks for property owners donating space or transportation to afterschool programs, stating the need to "start thinking outside the box to solve these issues" regarding the childcare deficit.