Sheth For Congress

10/27/2026

While brave men and women inside Iran risk imprisonment and ex*****on standing up against a brutal authoritarian regime and the IRGC, Washington politicians like Pramila Jayapal proudly boast endorsements from groups like NIAC Action. Millions of freedom-loving Iranians have called out these lobby groups for pushing policies that weaken U.S. pressure on the regime and undermine democratic protests. As a Marine veteran, I believe America’s foreign policy must stand unequivocally for freedom, constitutional strength, and accountability—not with organizations that make excuses for foreign adversaries while targeting our own government.
Pramila Jayapal & these politicians should be investigated along with Ilhan Omar.

10/04/2026

The "Wait Times vs. Care" Argument (Debate / Town Hall)
"Representative Jayapal tells us that Medicare for All will guarantee healthcare as a human right. But looking at Canada's single-payer system shows us the truth: a right to healthcare doesn't mean much if you have to wait a year to get it. Today, the median wait time in Canada from a general practitioner referral to specialist treatment is over 27 weeks. For things like hip replacements or MRIs, patients wait months. Rep. Jayapal's plan doesn't guarantee care; it guarantees a waitlist. We need to fix the system we have, not import a broken one.
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09/22/2026

If you want to understand Representative Jayapal’s priorities, look at her legislative record: fighting to defund ICE facilities and pushing to expand federal welfare benefits to non-citizens immediately upon arrival. This isn’t a serious approach to a complex immigration crisis; it's a recipe for open borders. The 7th District deserves a leader who believes in strong borders, the rule of law, and a fair, orderly immigration system that protects American taxpayers. I will bring common sense back to our immigration policies.

08/23/2026

The Real Cost of Broken Promises in Seattle
​Despite endless promises from our elected officials and the Mayor, everyday citizens in the Seattle and King County region are watching our home deteriorate. Common sense has been replaced by policies that actively punish the law-abiding.
​Public Safety in Crisis: Open-air drug markets are tolerated while dealers avoid arrest, and basic public decency and order on our streets are completely ignored.
​The Homelessness Industrial Complex: We spend millions on a broken system that only enables the crisis rather than solving it, leaving our communities unsafe.
​An Economic Squeeze: We suffer under some of the highest taxes in the country—including a $34 billion light rail project with questionable returns—yet we are left with crumbling roads and an astronomical cost of living.
​Hostility Toward Business: Anti-business policies are forcing major corporations to flee to other states, shutting down local small businesses, and costing hard-working residents their livelihoods.
​Misplaced Priorities: Legal visa holders, victims of crime, and everyday citizens feel entirely sidelined by politicians who seem more focused on protecting criminals and undocumented individuals than maintaining the rule of law.
​We keep fighting for common sense because we want our home to be safe. If our leaders continue down this path, there will be no law-abiding taxpayers left to fund their failed experiments. Good people are leaving, and it is time for accountability
Sheth For Congress

07/09/2026

I am Nirav Sheth. I am a proud American, a Marine Corps veteran, a former police officer, and an entrepreneur managing multi-million-dollar businesses that provide real jobs for our community. I have spent my life serving and building up our society.
My opponent, Representative Pramila Jayapal, has a different set of priorities. While she promotes a socialist agenda, she consistently prioritizes the needs of illegal immigrants over our own people—including the citizens, permanent residents, and legal visa holders who actually pay the taxes that keep this country running.
Look at what she chooses to focus on. Earlier this year, she traveled to Cuba to complain about their oil and energy shortages. Meanwhile, right here at home, she supports state Democrats as their policies—like the Climate Commitment Act and soaring gas taxes—add over a dollar extra to every gallon of fuel, driving up inflation and crushing working families.
The list of her priorities goes on and on, and shockingly little of it has to do with protecting our own country or uplifting our own citizens.
It begs the question: Why is she in office? Why is she collecting a taxpayer-funded salary from the U.S. government when her focus is everywhere but here? Who exactly does she represent? If her record doesn't open your eyes to the need for change, nothing will

Former U.S Marine, Police Officer & Entrepreneur running for Washington’s Congressional District 10.

07/05/2026

I was born in India but USA is my home now. I am proud of being an American 🇺🇸 citizen. I have served this nation as a US Marine & Also as a police officer. If I have to do it again I will do it without a doubt.
Happy 250th 🇺🇸
God Bless America
God Bless our troops
God Bless our people

07/01/2026

Birthright citizenship should never be a loophole for 'birth tourism.' When travelers come here solely to deliver a baby and immediately leave—contributing zero in taxes and bypassing all civic responsibilities—it makes a mockery of our laws. It is a direct slap in the face to the hardworking immigrants who wait decades on work visas or green cards, paying taxes and building our communities. Earning the title of American Citizen is a profound privilege. It belongs to those who actually live here, work here, and seek legitimate refuge here—not to travelers looking to scam the system. I have personally seen this happen throughout my lifetime.

06/23/2026

For Democratic Washington politicians, "Tax the Rich" is nothing but a tired slogan meant to mask their own failures—and it is driving wealth and opportunity straight out of our state. Look at the reality in our State of Washington : nearly a billion dollars spent every year for the last half-decade to fight homelessness, and our streets are worse than ever. While hardworking taxpayers foot the bill, non-profit executives are lining their pockets with $340,000 salaries. We do not have a revenue crisis in this state; we have a radical spending crisis. Can someone—anyone—explain to Rep. Pramila Jayapal how a real business works? You cannot fix a broken government by draining the private sector.

06/19/2026

Two days ago I finished a roundtable with Rep. Pramila Jayapal at The Stranger, and what I heard was deeply concerning. Rep. Jayapal has made her priorities clear: pushing a national progressive agenda matters more to her than the survival of our local communities.
Right now, Washington’s 7th District is bleeding. We are facing unprecedented job loss, an out-of-control fentanyl crisis, a housing emergency, and skyrocketing crime. Yet, when I brought these issues up, even the staff at The Stranger asked why a candidate for federal office cares about local problems. My response? True leadership starts at home.
You can’t fix America if you let your own district fall apart. I am Washington First and America Focused. I will never treat the people of District 7 as an afterthought to a national political platform. Just look at the current state of Seattle—it is the perfect example of what happens when politicians forget who elected them

Former U.S Marine, Police Officer & Entrepreneur running for Washington’s Congressional District 10.

06/18/2026

We are pouring tens of billions of taxpayer dollars into Sound Transit light rail infrastructure, but right now, we are failing to maximize that massive investment. We don't just need trains; we need a return on our investment that actually improves our quality of life.

As your next Congressman, I will push to tie federal transportation budgets directly to housing production. By partnering with private developers, we can build 20-story residential buildings strictly within a 5-block radius of major light rail stations—reserving the bottom 3-4 floors for community use.

Most importantly, this means we do not need to rezone the rest of the city. Our single-family neighborhoods define the unique, historic character of Seattle, and they should be kept exactly as they are. It is time for smart, targeted density and real fiscal accountability.

Former U.S Marine, Police Officer & Entrepreneur running for Washington’s Congressional District 10.