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Niki Conforti

RepublicanFirst-time candidate

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Jennifer Davis is a Republican entrepreneur and mother of ten running for U.S. House in Illinois for the first time. She emphasizes lowering costs through tax cuts and deregulation, supporting small business growth, and protecting against cyber threats.

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Background

Niki Conforti lives in the western suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. Conforti earned a degree from the University of Chicago School of Economics and an M.B.A. in healthcare administration from George Washington University. Her career experience includes working as a businesswoman, specifically as an energy consultant. Before that, Conforti worked in healthcare and owned her own staffing business.[1]

Graduate:
George Washington University
Bachelor's:
University of Chicago

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Campaign websiteConforti's campaign website stated the following:AFFORDABLE HEALTHCAREObamacare has been a disaster for Illinois. Many counties only have two options for consumers, and our healthcare costs have only gone up over the last decade. We can, and must, do better.Ironically they call it the Affordable Care Act, but it has been unaffordable for most Americans and small businesses.Having worked in the healthcare industry, I will push for real reform that will increase transparency in billing, which will foster competition among healthcare systems. I also believe consumers should have more options in the marketplace and their policies should be transportable across state lines. I will work to cut costs by giving families more flexibility in their healthcare coverage options.These initiatives will make healthcare more accessible and more affordable.DEBT CEILINGBy the time the next Congress takes office, the issue of the Debt Ceiling will be back on the table.I am opposed to raising the Debt Ceiling. It will only add to the already enormous burden we are placing on our children and grandchildren. I will push to curb spending and limit the debt we, as a Nation, incur.ECONOMYWhile today’s economy is stronger than it has been in recent years, it is still fragile. Interest rates remain high and continue to stall growth. Tariffs will help bring back manufacturing and add jobs, but more needs to be done.I will work to pass legislation that will stimulate growth and quicken the economic recovery.EDUCATIONIt is time to get back to scholastics – reading, writing and arithmetic. We should be re-implementing gifted programs and those for special needs students. Schools must advance our kids based on aptitude – not the color of their skin. Just look at the test scores, teachers are not teaching our kids today.We also must address what is being done to water down curriculums nationwide and fill our kids heads with opinions rather than facts. We need to give our kids the tools to succeed. I support helping our kids improve their critical thinking skills—not being told what to think.We must end the sexualization of our kids and protect parental rights.Children are our future, and we must protect them.ELECTION INTEGRITYRecent events have brought to light problems with our election processes. We need a photo ID to buy cough syrup and to get on an airplane—we should need a photo ID to vote.I will push to re-implement the need for 3 forms of ID to register to vote, and proof of ID at the polling booth.FENTANYL OVERDOSESOur children are dying from fentanyl. In 2023, a state-wide study ranked our district – Illinois’ 6th Congressional District, as having the most fentanyl related deaths. This is unacceptable – and a direct result of the open-border policies pushed by our current representation.We need stronger penalties for fentanyl crimes and more task forces to go after the source of this major drug that kills so many of our children.HEALTHY FOOD FOR OUR KIDSAllergies are rampant in our youth. One in four kids today have some form of an allergic condition. This is a direct result of the chemicals and preservatives that have been added to our food for years. They act as toxins to our bodies.When in Congress, I will work to enforce stricter quality standards for our foods and reduce the chemicals we unknowingly eat every day.HUMAN TRAFFICKINGNo one talks about it – but it is in our communities. Whether it is sex or slavery trafficking, women and children are most affected. In the last administration, over 300,000 kids went missing and were, most likely, trafficked. I will work to bring a spotlight to this issue, protecting vulnerable women and children with more funding to organizations dedicated to going after the perpetrators and rehabilitating those impacted.IMMIGRATIONThe influx of millions of illegals is draining our resources and making our communities less safe – putting us all at risk. Constituents should not be paying for the free housing, free healthcare, free phones and meals that illegals are receiving, when they continue to struggle themselves. I support expanding ICE and deporting violent criminals.Legal immigration is something I fully support. Eliminating border checkpoints and refusing to deport those who commit violent crimes makes every resident less safe.INFRASTRUCTUREWe all agree we need infrastructure improvements. So, we should pass legislation for infrastructure funding – not stuff the bill with special interest funding.I oppose tax and fee hikes on Illinoisians. In our state we are regularly burdened with higher tolls and higher taxes. Congress pursuing a high tax agenda, coupled with policies that will create even higher utility rates, would make Illinois even less affordable. I am running because we need to curb the spending and stop the tax increases.JOB CREATIONMore industry leads to more jobs. Illinois has been losing industry at a quickening pace – and losing jobs. From job loss to higher prices, every day Americans are forced to deplete their savings just to get by. We are working harder – for less. I will work to stimulate the return of manufacturing to the 6th District and provide relief – getting people back to work.In Congress, I will work to expand workforce training programs and help connect hard working Illinoisans with good paying jobs.POLICE & LAW ENFORCEMENTThe Safe-T Act has been detrimental to the safety of our communities. We are less safe and violent crime has been on the rise. I oppose releasing violent felons on their own recognizance that the Safe-T Act requires. The radical, left-wing agenda of attacking our police has deterred people from wanting to be policemen – and recruitment is at all-time lows. This only exacerbates the problems of keeping our communities safe.Sensible criminal justice reforms, improved police training, and procedural improvements are initiatives we can all get behind, and ones that I will support.SMALL BUSINESSSmall businesses have been hit hardest by supply chain issues, labor shortages, and increased costs and more taxes. Small businesses are the foundation of our economy. They employ 46% of Illinois residents. We need to help them create jobs and foster thriving communities – not add to their burden with more taxes and regulations.TAXESMore spending leads to more taxes.I will work to curb the spending in WDC and stop tax increases on working families. When in Washington I will work to push for spending caps to limit the amount we add to the national debt in order to pay for the Left’s radical spending.TECHNOLOGYAmerica has always been a leader in technology and innovation. As advancements in technology continue, Congress must fully fund research and development into critical technology and infrastructure for national defense and economic development.If elected, I will work hard to ensure America remains a hub of technological innovation, especially in emerging areas such as blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, and Artificial Intelligence. We, as a country, can do this by making critical financial investments, supporting sound regulatory frameworks, and offering tax incentives for private sector development.ABORTIONI am proudly Pro-Life with exception (Rape, Incest and the Life of the Mother), and I oppose the Democrats’ radical abortion agenda.Sean Casten’s support for taxpayer funded and late term abortions is despicable and is directly in opposition with the values of his constituents. In Congress, I will proudly stand for life.2nd AmendmentI am Pro – 2nd Amendment and believe we must protect our right to bear arms.— Niki Conforti's campaign website (February 20, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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Campaign website

Conforti’s campaign website stated the following:

AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE

Obamacare has been a disaster for Illinois. Many counties only have two options for consumers, and our healthcare costs have only gone up over the last decade. We can, and must, do better.

Ironically they call it the Affordable Care Act, but it has been unaffordable for most Americans and small businesses.

Having worked in the healthcare industry, I will push for real reform that will increase transparency in billing, which will foster competition among healthcare systems. I also believe consumers should have more options in the marketplace and their policies should be transportable across state lines. I will work to cut costs by giving families more flexibility in their healthcare coverage options.

These initiatives will make healthcare more accessible and more affordable.

DEBT CEILING

By the time the next Congress takes office, the issue of the Debt Ceiling will be back on the table.

I am opposed to raising the Debt Ceiling. It will only add to the already enormous burden we are placing on our children and grandchildren. I will push to curb spending and limit the debt we, as a Nation, incur.

ECONOMY

Today’s economy is fragile. The recent banking crisis proves that. Inflation is still above pre-pandemic levels, and the fast-paced rise in interest rates has hurt the everyday American.

Our economy is struggling at its core, and threats of a recession are still looming. In fact, if they hadn’t changed the definition of a recession to suit their agenda, we would already be considered in a recession.

I will work to pass legislation that will stimulate growth and quicken the economic recovery.

EDUCATION

It is time to get back to scholastics – reading, writing and arithmetic. We should be re-implementing gifted programs and those for special needs students. Schools must advance our kids based on aptitude – not the color of their skin. Just look at the test scores, teachers are not teaching our kids today.

We also must address what is being done to water down curriculums nationwide and fill our kids heads with opinions rather than facts. We need to give our kids the tools to succeed. I support helping our kids improve their critical thinking skills—not being told what to think.

We must end the sexualization of our kids and protect parental rights.

Children are our future, and we must protect them.

ELECTION INTEGRITY

Recent events have brought to light problems with our election processes. We need a photo ID to buy cough syrup and to get on an airplane—we should need a photo ID to vote.

I will push to re-implement the need for 3 forms of ID to register to vote, and proof of ID at the polling booth.

FBI / DOJ

It has become more and more apparent that we are living with a two-tiered justice system. This is in direct contrast of what our forefathers instilled in The Constitution. The ramification for all Americans is frightening.

When in Congress, I will fight to reduce the funding for both the FBI and DOJ. By limiting their funding, we can begin to de-weaponize our justice system and return it to a fair and equal system for all.

IMMIGRATION

The crisis at our southern border continues to be a national crisis. Millions of migrants have entered illegally without consideration of their criminal or health history. It is threatening our communities by increasing drug trafficking, bringing more criminals into our country, and costing taxpayers billions. This, combined with Illinois’ sanctuary state policies, are putting us all at risk. The federal government must enforce the laws on the southern border and continue constructing the wall.

Legal immigration is something I fully support. My grandparents brought my mother to this country as a child to find a better life and pursue the American Dream. Eliminating border checkpoints and refusing to deport those who commit violent crimes makes every resident less safe.

INFRASTRUCTURE

We all agree we need infrastructure improvements. So, we should pass legislation for infrastructure funding – not stuff the bill with special interest funding. Bigger bills mean bigger taxes.

I oppose tax and fee hikes on Illinoisians. In our state we are regularly burdened with higher tolls and higher taxes. Congress pursuing a high tax agenda, coupled with policies that will create even higher utility rates, would make Illinois even less affordable. I am running because we need to curb the spending and stop the tax increases.

JOB CREATION

These past several years have been a disaster for millions of Americans. From job loss to increased prices, every day Americans are forced to deplete their savings. We are working harder – for less. Americans are struggling, and more needs to be done to provide relief – and get people back to work.

In Congress, I will work to expand workforce training programs and help connect hard working Illinoisans with good paying jobs.

POLICE & LAW ENFORCEMENT

The ‘defund the police’ and ‘end cash bail’ agendas are detrimental to the safety of our communities. They make our families less safe. I oppose releasing violent felons on their own recognizance, and I oppose defunding our local police departments. The radical, left-wing agenda attacking our police needs to end.

Sensible criminal justice reforms, improved police training, and procedural improvements are initiatives we can all get behind, and ones that I will support.

SMALL BUSINESS

Small businesses have been hit hardest by supply chain issues, labor shortages, and increased costs and more taxes. Small businesses are the foundation of our economy. They employ 46% of Illinois residents. We need to help them create jobs and foster thriving communities – not add to their burden with more taxes and regulations.

TAXES

More spending leads to more taxes.

I will work to curb the spending in WDC and stop tax increases on working families. When in Washington I will work to push for spending caps to limit the amount we add to the national debt in order to pay for the Left’s radical spending.

ABORTION

I am proudly Pro-Life with exception (Rape, Incest and the Life of the Mother), and I oppose the Democrats’ radical abortion agenda.

Sean Casten’s support for taxpayer funded and late term abortions is despicable and is directly in opposition with the values of his constituents. In Congress, I will proudly stand for life.

2nd Amendment

I am Pro – 2nd Amendment and believe we must protect our right to bear arms.[2]

—Niki Conforti’s campaign website (2024)[3]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I am fighting to preserve and protect the American Dream. I stand for Faith - Family - Freedom.

I am not a politician. I am a single mom and a problem solver with strong leadership skills, a solid education, and broad-based experience. Currently I am an energy consultant, working with organizations across the country and around the world to become more energy efficient. I have an MBA in Healthcare, and I spent 12 years working in large health systems. I've owned my own small business in the job market and know how to find people jobs. I fully support small businesses and will work to protect them.

My experience and skill sets make me the candidate that will beat the Democrats and best represent the constituents of District 6 in a way that will align with our values.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Safety - I will work to refund the police and make our communities safe again. We need to end the 'no bail' programs put forth by the DemocratsEducation - It's time to get back to reading, writing and arithmetic. We need to protect parental rights and end the sexualizaton of our children.Curb Spending - I will push to end the exorbitant spending of the radical left and keep taxes in check and reduce inflation.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

There are many issues we are facing today as a result of the actions of this current administration. It's time to put America first again.

Crime has gotten out of control across the country. I'll push to put legislation in place that will make our communities and families safe again.

We need to protect our borders and shore up the military to protect against foreign enemies. We need to take care of our own, get people back to work, and strengthen our economy. It's time to end the unabated spending of the Left's agenda, curb taxes, and stop inflation.

Our children are our future. We must ensure they are taught scholastics and not radical theory - and end the sexualization of pre-school and elementary school aged children. Parental rights must be protected.

What was the last song that got stuck in your head?

Mariah Carey - Hero

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