Steven Feldman
U.S. House · NC · libertarian
Election cycle 2026 · Candidate record. Election and office details may change.
Steven Feldman is a Libertarian candidate for U.S. House in NC, District 10.
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Where they stand
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- Social Security & MedicareUnreviewed record
Privatize fully
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Stricter disclosure rules
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No regulation
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Flat tax
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Protect American industry
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Expand voting access
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Path to citizenship for undocumented
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Pro-choice, no restrictions
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Balanced protections
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Increase public school funding
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Reform sentencing and policing
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US House roll calls · 119/2
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Import status: partial. Coverage is partial and reflects observed records. Last scan finished: 01/11/2026. Last attempt: 02/11/2026.
134,673 current imported facts across 314 observed groups; 111 groups await checking. Latest recorded activity: 16/09/2026. Latest group checked: 02/11/2026.
Open States · nc/2025
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Import status: partial. Coverage is partial and reflects observed records. Last scan finished: 29/10/2026. Last attempt: 02/11/2026.
90,464 current imported facts across 2,338 observed groups; 1,698 groups await checking. Latest recorded activity: 05/08/2026. Latest group checked: 02/11/2026.
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