Teresa Fox

Teresa Fox's professional experience includes working as an emergency manager, safety professional, and fire inspector.[1]

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Campaign websiteFox's campaign website stated the following:Pragmatism, Restraint, AccountabilityIncome Tax? Climate Commitment Act? Washingtonians are being burdened by big government. It's time to say enough!Stop the Government Growth MachineFrom Washington State to Washington DC, Democrat politicians grow government like it's their private business. This ideological framework is choking our real businesses.Lower Taxes: Keep money in family pockets, not bureaucrat budgetsLess Regulation: Let businesses operate without constant government interferenceReal Accountability: Make government answer to taxpayers, not the other way aroundReadiness vs. Red Tape"Modernizing the Navy shouldn't mean more middle management in D.C.; it should mean more tools and higher pay for the pipefitters and welders in Bremerton."The ProblemThe Navy's Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program (SIOP) is a multi-billion dollar, 20-year project. While billions are allocated, the money often gets swallowed by "consultant fees" and "administrative oversight" in DC before it ever hits the dry docks.The federal government is more interested in "process" than "production."The SolutionMove the money from the office buildings in Virginia to the dry docks in Bremerton.Fund actual shipyard workers, not DC consultantsInvest in tools and equipment, not bureaucratic overheadPrioritize readiness over red tapeBlue-Collar Environmentalism vs. Green ExperimentsFederal mandates that prioritize unproven "Green" maritime technologies over the immediate maintenance needs of the existing fleet put both national security and local jobs at risk.Rapid electrification of support vessels threatens job stability. Forcing "experimental" tech onto the shipyard before the infrastructure is ready is dangerous."We need ships that can fight today, not social experiments that might float tomorrow."Police Staffing & Rural Safety"It's unacceptable that Washington ranks last in police staffing."The ProblemIn places like Mason and Jefferson Counties, response times are a matter of life and death. Washington ranks last in police staffing nationwide, leaving rural communities dangerously underserved.When you call 911, help should come fast—no matter where you live.The SolutionI'm advocating for a 'Federal Public Safety Floor'—direct federal incentives for local agencies to hire and retain officers.A 911 call should be answered just as fast in Port Angeles as it is in Seattle.Protecting the 50-Year Legacy of Title IXFairness for All, Not Preference for SomeFair CompetitionTitle IX was created to ensure biological women had a fair playing field. Allowing biological males to compete effectively erases the progress of the last 50 years.Privacy and SafetyMost voters in the 6th District believe that girls should not be forced to undress in front of biological males. This is about basic privacy and safety.Rural Healthcare AccessWhether it's the lack of OB-GYN services in Clallam County or mental health shortages in Mason County, healthcare access is a non-partisan crisis here. Healthcare deserts are becoming too common.Keep rural clinics open.Focus on telehealth expansion and federal incentives for doctors to practice in "medical deserts." This bypasses partisan debates by focusing on the physical presence of care where people actually live.Expand Telehealth ServicesBring specialists to rural communities through proven technologyFederal Incentives for Rural DoctorsCreate real financial reasons for healthcare providers to serve underserved areasSupport Local ClinicsKeep community healthcare facilities operational and accessibleCongressional Term LimitsCongress should be a service, not a career.End Career PoliticsTerm limits speak to constituents across party lines about the never-ending corruption and the disconnected political class.Signing the U.S. Term Limits Pledge distinguishes real public servants from career politicians in the making.An Outsider in DCCareer politicians have created a system that serves themselves, not the people they represent.It's time to return Congress to what the founders intended: temporary service by citizens who live with the consequences of their decisions.— Teresa Fox's campaign website (July 17, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.