Barak Zilberberg

He lists healthcare as one of his campaign's pros and says it is a priority, but the campaign site does not provide a detailed healthcare policy proposal.

He emphasizes entrepreneurship, small business, and running government with more accountability and self-sufficiency. On his issue page, he links inflation and budget concerns to producing more goods and services domestically and reducing debt.

He says education is a priority, lists school choice among his campaign’s pros, and says he would donate his salary to children’s education.

He says all people are created equal regardless of race, religion, color, gender, or sexual orientation, and that he supports transgender and LGBTQ communities.

His campaign is framed around Nevada-specific concerns, especially healthcare, education, jobs, and affordability, and his website identifies him as a Las Vegas-based candidate focused on the state.

He says people should not harm the environment and includes the environment in his transgender/equality statement, but the campaign site does not lay out a specific climate or energy policy.

No specific public position found on reproductive rights in the campaign materials reviewed.

He says the U.S. should secure its borders and allow legal immigration through a vetted process, including a work permit, Social Security number, and a path to permanent residency and citizenship over time.

He lists support for the Second Amendment among his campaign’s pros, but the campaign site does not provide a detailed firearms or public-safety policy.

He says he favors peace over war, wants negotiations to end conflicts, supports strong relations with NATO allies, and argues the U.S. should invest in military and cybersecurity while avoiding nuclear conflict.

He does not appear to have a specific public AI policy, but he says the U.S. should invest heavily in cybersecurity and protect data systems and servers from intrusion.

No specific public position found on election reform in the campaign materials reviewed.