Ballotpedia, Steven Feldman 

Steven holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago, a medical degree from Duke University School of Medicine, and a doctorate degree from Duke University. He is married to his wife, with whom he has 2 children. 

Steven is a physician. He works as a senior advisor at Sensal Health, a chief science officer at Causa Research, and a professor of dermatology, pathology, and public health sciences at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. He is the founder of the website, DrScore. He is also on the board of directors of the Voices for Justice in Palestine coalition project. 

Steven Feldman's campaign for U.S. Representative in Congressional District 10 is his first run for public office. 

Wants to focus on reducing the national debt, saying it "is a threat to our nation and the future of our children."

Wants to raise the age for social security eligibility  to ensure "it will be there for the people who need it."

Wants to establish a flat tax and sales tax with full rebates "for everyone on all income up to the poverty level–and no other taxes."

- Wants to focus on reducing the national debt, saying it "is a threat to our nation and the future of our children."
- Wants to reduce government spending.
- Wants to raise the age for social security eligibility  to ensure "it will be there for the people who need it."
- Wants to establish a flat tax and sales tax with full rebates "for everyone on all income up to the poverty level–and no other taxes."

Economy

As of June 14, 2024, Steven Feldman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Wants to lower Medicare and Medicaid costs.

Opposes government funded universal healthcare.

Wants to establish a "market-based" healthcare system.

Opposes the government funding abortions.

Supports abortion access up until a  "certain period of gestation...", in which he wants abortion to be illegal.

Supports abortion access policies to be based on state regulations and the  state residents views.

- Wants to lower Medicare and Medicaid costs.
- Opposes government funded universal healthcare.
- Wants to establish a "market-based" healthcare system.
- Opposes the government funding abortions.
- Supports abortion access up until a  "certain period of gestation...", in which he wants abortion to be illegal.
- Supports abortion access policies to be based on state regulations and the  state residents views.

Healthcare

Wants collaborative efforts and to work to achieve unity despite political differences.

- Wants collaborative efforts and to work to achieve unity despite political differences.

Voting & Elections

Supports gun regulations but opposes a federal ban on guns.

Believes "Religious institutions should be free to define marriage as they please and choose who to marry without government interference."

- Opposes heavy government intervention.
- Supports gun regulations but opposes a federal ban on guns.
- Believes "Religious institutions should be free to define marriage as they please and choose who to marry without government interference."

Public Safety

Opposes allowing affirmative action policies to be used in admissions practices in public colleges and universities, but supports allowing "effects of past discrimination..." to be considered for applicants.

- Opposes the government funding college.
- Opposes allowing affirmative action policies to be used in admissions practices in public colleges and universities, but supports allowing "effects of past discrimination..." to be considered for applicants.

Education

Opposes war, saying "War is immoral, counterproductive, and costly. We should defeat our enemies by making them our friends."

Said "Our military should defend our borders and should not be used to tell other people how to live their lives."

- Opposes war, saying "War is immoral, counterproductive, and costly. We should defeat our enemies by making them our friends."
- Said "Our military should defend our borders and should not be used to tell other people how to live their lives."
- Opposes undocumented immigration.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Twitter

LinkedIn

Steven Feldman

Wants to increase the national eligible working age to ensure "it will be there for the people who need it."

- Wants to focus on reducing the national debt, saying it "is a threat to our nation and the future of our children."
- Wants to reduce government spending.
- Wants to increase the national eligible working age to ensure "it will be there for the people who need it."
- Wants to establish a flat tax and sales tax with full rebates "for everyone on all income up to the poverty level–and no other taxes."

Steven's campaign for U.S. Representative in Congressional District 10 is his first run for public office. 

As of June 14, 2024, Steven Feldman did not have a website or any information online.

Steven Feldman (North Carolina)

Steven earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago, his medical degree from Duke University, and his PhD degree from Duke University as well. He has lived in North Carolina for over 40 years, and is currently married to his wife with whom he has 2 children with.

Steven is a physician and medical scientist.

Steven's campaign for U.S. Representative is his first entry into politics.

Wants to focus on reducing the national debt, saying "The massive and growing national debt, increasing under both Democratic and Republican administrations, is a threat to our nation and the future of our children."

Believes that "Medicare and Social Security need to be on solid financial footings."

- Wants to focus on reducing the national debt, saying "The massive and growing national debt, increasing under both Democratic and Republican administrations, is a threat to our nation and the future of our children."
- Believes that "Medicare and Social Security need to be on solid financial footings."

Supports a limited amount of government intervention in daily social and political life.

- Supports a limited amount of government intervention in daily social and political life.

Supports a decreased role for the military in daily political life, believing that "Our military should defend our borders and should not be used to tell other people how to live their lives."

- Supports a decreased role for the military in daily political life, believing that "Our military should defend our borders and should not be used to tell other people how to live their lives."

Has said, "I am passionately anti-war. War is immoral, counterproductive, and costly. We should defeat our enemies by making them our friends."

- Has said, "I am passionately anti-war. War is immoral, counterproductive, and costly. We should defeat our enemies by making them our friends."

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