Walter Kristy
I · U.S. Senate, Michigan · not rated
Asked in iVoterGuide’s 2026 general-election questionnaire whether the U.S. relationship with Israel is important, he answered: “The United States’ relationship with Israel and every other society in the world is important because we all live on the same planet and should peacefully interact with each other.” On foreign policy he chose the view that the U.S. should stay out of foreign conflicts completely. The Natural Law Party's Senate nominee in Michigan, the party’s state vice chair, has no Ballotpedia survey; his campaign page on the party’s site lists views on abortion, gun ownership, civil liberties, the environment, data centers and the power grid, and says nothing on Israel, Gaza or foreign aid.
Not rated: his one statement on Israel is the 2026 iVoterGuide answer quoted above, which speaks of Israel only alongside “every other society in the world” and says nothing on aid, weapons, Gaza or Palestinians. His campaign page on the Natural Law Party in Michigan’s site states views on abortion, guns, civil liberties, the environment, data centers and the power grid and nothing on Israel, Gaza or Palestine; he has no Ballotpedia survey, and coverage of the race reports no foreign-policy statement. Unrated until a position on aid or arms is stated.
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