CO · DISTRICT 3

Jeff Hurd

RepublicanColoradoCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on January 3, 2025 Source ↗

What they said 6

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

All statements (6)Campaign (6)

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Agriculture & food

Protect farmers and ranchers through federal policy

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Hurd says he will work to protect the livelihoods of farmers and ranchers across rural Colorado, regardless of operation size or whether producers are first-generation or legacy operators. He identifies the Farm Bill and policies on trade, labor, federal regulations, grazing, land use, water, and wolves as areas that affect agriculture.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.

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Agriculture & food Energy & environment

Advance Colorado water interests and projects

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Hurd says he will press water users in the lower Colorado River Basin to live within their water means, push to eradicate tamarisk and other water-guzzling non-native plants, and seek targeted changes to federal permitting laws for critical water projects benefiting rural Colorado. He says he will work closely with the state’s agriculture community and listen to water users and providers in the 3rd Congressional District when making water policy decisions.

Context: The proposed changes are limited to federal permitting processes for critical Colorado water projects that benefit rural Colorado.

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Energy & environment

Develop Colorado energy and speed project permitting

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Hurd supports responsible development of all Colorado energy resources, including oil and natural gas, and is open to competitively priced renewable and low-carbon energy. He says permitting and regulatory reform are needed to speed both traditional and low-carbon development, with particular support for reliable generation available on demand. He also supports exporting Colorado energy and engaging companies interested in bringing power plants, safe technologies, and jobs to southern and western Colorado.

Context: The source does not specify particular permitting changes or define the standards for responsible development.

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Economy, taxes & work

Explore tax relief and child-care support for families

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Hurd is open to balanced solutions that help parents work while raising children. He says he will explore ways to find savings for families in rural Colorado, including through the Child Tax Credit and tax credits or investments to assist parents struggling with child-care costs. He also identifies jobs that allow working families to support themselves as part of the approach.

Context: The proposals are exploratory; the source does not specify particular credit amounts or eligibility rules.

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Economy, taxes & work

Support small businesses and rural jobs

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If elected, Hurd says his top priority will be creating opportunities for rural Colorado economies and higher-paying jobs. He would target unnecessary government mandates and regulations, encourage investment by companies of any size, and focus especially on helping small businesses start and grow. He also wants laws and regulations to treat rural small businesses on a level playing field with larger companies.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.

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Immigration Public safety & firearms

Secure the border and enforce immigration laws

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Jeff Hurd supports legal immigration and expanding opportunities for legal immigrants, while calling for immediate border security. He says Border Patrol and law enforcement should receive the resources needed to enforce the law, and that the federal government should work with local law enforcement to crack down on drugs and crime entering the country.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.