Shannon Bray

Bray says he supports affordable, patient-centered healthcare and lower prescription drug costs, emphasizing cost reduction and patient choice rather than expanded federal control.

Bray supports lower and simpler taxes, reduced federal spending, and less regulation, reflecting a libertarian, pro-market approach.

Bray supports market-based energy policy, including nuclear and next-generation energy, and opposes carbon taxes and other mandates.

Bray supports a gestational framework that allows abortion up to 16 weeks, with limited exceptions later in pregnancy for rape, incest, fetal abnormalities, or the life of the mother.

Bray supports securing the border, enforcing immigration laws, and using a merit-based legal immigration system.

No public position found.

Bray emphasizes individual liberty, privacy, and limited government in his public materials; no more detailed civil-rights platform was found in the sources reviewed.

Bray supports local control of education, reduced federal involvement, and school choice/parental involvement themes in his campaign materials.

Bray’s public materials emphasize cybersecurity, digital assets, privacy, and modern government, but no specific AI policy was found.

Bray supports election security, transparency, and verifiability, describing elections as critical national infrastructure and emphasizing digital trust and resilience.

Bray advocates a restraint-oriented foreign policy that avoids undeclared wars and overseas entanglements and emphasizes bringing U.S. troops home when possible.

Bray favors local control over policy decisions and a limited federal role, including on education and other local government matters.