Where do Bismarck candidates stand on health care and retirement?

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U.S. House, North Dakota At-Large. Julie Fedorchak (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Trygve Hammer (Democratic-NPL): No public statement found in our sources. Helene Neville (Independent): She supports mental-health parity and says she advocates protecting reproductive freedom and people’s choices about their bodies and health care. Charles Tuttle (Independent): No public statement found in our sources. State Senate, District 47. Mike Dwyer (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Bill Patrie (Democratic-NPL): Patrie said his priorities include thriving rural communities, affordable health care, support for small businesses, and environmental protection. State House, District 7. Steve Sauter (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Jason Thoms (Democratic-NPL): He supports accessible, affordable mental-health care and long-term funding for suicide-prevention programs. Greg Vetter (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Tiffany Williams-Rice (Democratic-NPL): She discussed school and childcare-provider Pre-K partnerships as a way to provide quality, continuous care and education more affordably. She said families face high health-insurance premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs for specialty care, and expressed concern that patients may delay that care. State House, District 35. Taylor Johnson (Democratic-NPL): Her listed goals include paid maternity leave for public- and private-sector employees and temporary health-insurance premium subsidies for North Dakotans with ACA plans to replace lost enhanced premium tax credits. Karen Karls (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Lynne M Lafer-Halvorson (Democratic-NPL): She identifies rural health services as an issue needing attention. Bob Martinson (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. State House, District 47. Rosann Jacobs-Fode (Democratic-NPL): She supports protecting access to affordable health care and mental-health services. Jon Lee (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Cole Montoya (Democratic-NPL): No public statement found in our sources. Michael Motschenbacher (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Andrew Alexis Varvel (Independent): His campaign lists strong workplace safety, public health, public libraries, and public schools among its priorities. Burleigh County Commissioner. Kay LaCoe (Nonpartisan): No public statement found in our sources. Wayne Munson (Nonpartisan): No public statement found in our sources. Steve Schwab (Nonpartisan): No public statement found in our sources. James (Jim) Small (Nonpartisan): No public statement found in our sources. Mark Splonskowski (Nonpartisan): He opposes a blanket countywide ban on off-highway vehicles in ditches and favors giving counties flexibility to set localized restrictions while leaving rural agricultural ditches open. He also supports county ownership of public health administration and redeveloping the Missouri Valley Complex for public use, including reviving a county fair. He supports having the county assume full administrative ownership of public health, with the city contracting for supplemental services. Mark Wagner (Nonpartisan): No public statement found in our sources.