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Thanks to your support, Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX), Rand Paul (R-KY), Mike Lee (R-UT), and Ron Johnson (R-WI) will lead key committees in the next Congress and advance conservative priorities.
TED CRUZ
Senator Ted Cruz will chair the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee. Known for his commitment to free markets and job creation, Cruz will fight red tape and regulatory overreach. Expect him to set a strong economic agenda, especially as it relates to freeing up the government-held spectrum for e-commerce and creating a regulatory structure that allows the U.S. to lead the world in AI development.
RAND PAUL
Senator Rand Paul is set to lead the Senate Homeland Security Committee. Paul’s focus will be on holding federal agencies accountable, strengthening border security, and reducing government waste. His chairmanship promises a push for transparency, fiscal responsibility, and stronger oversight of national security practices. We also know he will use his position to hold Dr. Fauci and the medical establishment accountable.
MIKE LEE
Senator Mike Lee is likely to head the Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Lee’s leadership will focus on boosting domestic energy production and reducing federal interference. He would use the post to reverse the Biden administration’s restrictive energy policies, ensuring affordable and reliable energy for Americans.
RON JOHNSON
Senator Ron Johnson will chair the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Investigations. Johnson is known for his tenacious oversight and will lead efforts to investigate government abuse, especially in federal agencies’ handling of the southern border, public health, and national security.
Thank You!
Leading these committees is only possible because of your continued support. Your dedication to electing principled leaders has empowered them to step into these key roles and fight for conservative values.
Thank you for being part of our team and for doing so much to help fight for America’s future.

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