John Hoeven, a Republican from North Dakota, has served in the Senate since 2011. Previously, he was the state’s longest-serving governor.
Background:
Hoeven’s career is marked by his focus on energy development, agriculture, and fiscal responsibility. As governor, he implemented policies that helped North Dakota experience significant economic growth.
Policy Priorities:
Hoeven champions energy independence, advocating for traditional energy sources like coal and oil while promoting advancements in carbon capture technology. His commitment to agriculture is evident in his efforts to secure federal support for farmers and rural communities.
Notable Actions:
Hoeven has been a leading advocate for the Keystone XL pipeline and consistently works on expanding trade opportunities for American agricultural products. He is also involved in securing funding for rural broadband and infrastructure development.
