Shannon W. Bray

Lower costs, simpler taxes, and an end to wasteful spending.

Fight inflation and protect savings from hidden taxation.

Secure borders and a fair, workable legal process.

Secure, auditable elections that voters can trust.

Defend privacy, free speech, and due process protections.

Defend the Bill of Rights and rein in federal overreach.

Protect property rights and local decision-making.

Protect innovation and financial privacy in the digital age.

Protect rights without building a surveillance state.

For too long, Washington has treated technology, privacy, security, and accountability as afterthoughts — or worse, as tools to consolidate power. I believe we can protect people, defend the country, and modernize government without building a surveillance state or surrendering individual liberty.

Rights don’t disappear as technology advances.

Justice must protect rights, demand accountability, and respect due process.

A justice system that respects rights builds trust and strengthens communities.

Auditable, secure voting processes

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Energy should be affordable, reliable, and innovative.

Markets and innovation protect the environment better than political mandates.

America needs secure borders and a fair, legal immigration system.

Education should prepare students for real opportunity, not federal compliance.

Simplify the tax code, end corporate subsidies and special-interest loopholes, cap federal spending, and restore congressional fiscal discipline.

Increase oversight and transparency of monetary policy, oppose a government-controlled digital currency, protect financial privacy, and allow monetary alternatives intended to preserve purchasing power.

Reduce regulatory barriers for startups and small businesses, encourage domestic technology development, and use market-oriented policy to promote job creation and innovation.

Reduce federal control of education, expand skills-based and technical training, increase parental choice, and leave more education decisions to states and local communities.

Repeal federal healthcare mandates, expand Health Savings Accounts, increase price transparency, and shift more healthcare policy authority to states and patients.

End energy subsidies that distort markets, expand nuclear and next-generation energy, oppose carbon taxes, and favor innovation over federal mandates.

Enforce existing immigration law, secure the border, streamline legal immigration, and expand lawful entry that supports economic growth.

End undeclared wars, require congressional authorization for military action, responsibly bring troops home from unnecessary deployments, and focus defense spending on readiness.

Modernize election systems using secure, auditable processes, cybersecurity best practices, transparency, and voter-access protections that avoid disenfranchisement.

End warrantless mass surveillance, restore Fourth Amendment protections, defend free speech, and restrict federal intrusion into personal financial activity.

Give individuals enforceable ownership and consent rights over personal data, require purpose-specific and revocable consent, log data access in tamper-evident audit trails, and penalize use without valid consent.

• Campaign proposes consent dashboards, mandatory access logs, revocation enforcement, and standards-based interoperability.

End civil asset forfeiture without a conviction, reduce mandatory minimums for nonviolent offenses, return appropriate criminal-justice authority to states, and emphasize rehabilitation and accountability.

Defend Second Amendment rights and due process, limit executive overreach, and restore constitutional balance among the branches of government.

Protect private-property rights, limit federal land overreach, support voluntary conservation, and preserve state and local decision-making authority.

Protect lawful ownership and use of digital assets, oppose intrusive financial surveillance, encourage financial-technology innovation, and establish clear and limited digital-asset regulation.