Matthew Laszacs is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and was raised in Millington, Tennessee. He has a bachelor of science degree from North Carolina Wesleyan College. He has two sons.

Matthew Laszacs has a bachelor's degree from North Carolina Wesleyan College. He has two children.

Matthew is a director at an unnamed company, where he oversees a $70 million business. He previously worked his way through college.

Matthew has worked at an IT solutions company for over 3 years, serving as VP of federal solutions for the past year. He previously worked as Director of Technical Solutions for another IT firm for over 7 years.

Matthew previously ran for North Carolina State Representative in 2024 but did not win.

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Plans to reduce occupational licensing rules, zoning laws, and other regulations that do more harm than good to the economy.

Plans to reduce occupational licensing rules, zoning laws, and other regulations that "do more harm than good to the economy."

- Plans to reduce occupational licensing rules, zoning laws, and other regulations that "do more harm than good to the economy."

Economy

As of January 5, 2026, Matthew Laszacs’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports the legalization of cannabis for adult use.

Wants the legalization of cannabis for adult use.

Thinks putting patients and families at the center of the healthcare system starts by offering choice.

Supports reducing government regulations in healthcare to lower costs and increase competition, allowing individuals more freedom to choose the best options for their families.

- Wants the legalization of cannabis for adult use.
- Thinks putting patients and families at the center of the healthcare system starts by offering choice.
- Supports reducing government regulations in healthcare to lower costs and increase competition, allowing individuals more freedom to choose the best options for their families.

Healthcare

Believes allowing choice in education opens paths to academic success.

- Believes allowing choice in education opens paths to academic success.

Education

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Foreign Policy and Immigration

Voting & Elections

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