Ronnie Hopkins

Ronnie Hopkins has no stated position on U.S. weapons or U.S. money going to the government of Israel, and on one documented occasion he was asked and did not answer. Standing for this same seat in the 2024 general election, he was sent a published candidate survey whose four foreign-policy and military questions included one asking directly whether the United States' relationship with Israel is important and why. His profile records "Did not answer" against every one of them. That is different in kind from no coverage existing: the question reached him, on a guide for a seat he was contesting, and he left it blank. The one sentence he has written on an adjacent subject sits on his 2026 campaign About page, and it is a call to cut foreign aid. It names no country and no programme, and most of what the United States sends Israel is military assistance rather than the economic foreign aid that phrase usually describes, so it cannot be read as an answer to this question. The rest of his campaign site is about one subject: converting Social Security into an inheritable personal trust. It has no foreign policy section at all.