Jack Codiga is from California. He is a Christian. He moved to Charlotte in 2021.

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Jack Codiga is from California. He has a bachelor's degree in finance from Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business. 

Jack is a finance professional at Medalist Capital.

Jack currently works as an associate producer at Medalist Capital. He previously worked as an analyst at Medalist Capital and as a credit analyst at Bridge Bank.


Jack Codiga's campaign for North Carolina U.S. Representative, District 12, is his first time running for public office.

Jack Codiga - Ballotpedia

Aims to abolish the Federal Reserve and place currency oversight under the U.S. Treasury.

Supports returning to gold and silver as money due to their fixed supply and tangible value.

Supports returning to gold and silver due to their fixed supply and tangible value.

Supports reforming banking to ensure deposits are lent out rather than multiplied through new money creation.

Opposes all welfare programs, including Social Security, government healthcare, and government-backed mortgages, arguing they create dependency, increase costs, and suppress wealth creation.

Opposes all welfare programs, including Social Security, government healthcare, and government-backed mortgages, arguing "they create dependency, increase costs, and suppress wealth creation."

Supports making property taxes illegal, abolishing the income tax, and relying on simpler, user-based taxes and tariffs.

For Candidate Jack Codiga on Issue Education: Believes that licensing should only be required for professions where severe harm is possible and that states must justify any licensing requirements they impose.

Believes that licensing should only be required for professions where severe harm is possible.

- Aims to abolish the Federal Reserve and place currency oversight under the U.S. Treasury.
- Supports returning to gold and silver due to their fixed supply and tangible value.
- Supports reforming banking to ensure deposits are lent out rather than multiplied through new money creation.
- Opposes all welfare programs, including Social Security, government healthcare, and government-backed mortgages, arguing "they create dependency, increase costs, and suppress wealth creation."
- Supports making property taxes illegal, abolishing the income tax, and relying on simpler, user-based taxes and tariffs.
- Believes that licensing should only be required for professions where severe harm is possible.

Economy

Opposes gun control, advocating for universal gun ownership and opposing legal hurdles for carrying firearms.

Opposes gun control, advocates for universal gun ownership and opposes legal hurdles for carrying firearms.

Supports establishing guardrails against the production and distribution of hardcore pornography, targeting penalties at producers while protecting non-harmful content and avoiding overreaching censorship.

Supports establishing guardrails against the production and distribution of hardcore pornography and penalizing producers.

- Opposes gun control, advocates for universal gun ownership and opposes legal hurdles for carrying firearms.
- Supports establishing guardrails against the production and distribution of hardcore pornography and penalizing producers.

Public Safety

Opposes abortion access and believes ending a life intentionally should be treated as murder under the law.

Opposes abortion access and believes that "ending a life intentionally should be treated as murder under the law."

Opposes access to gender-affirming procedures for individuals under 18 and believes no government-backed insurance should cover these elective procedures.

- Opposes abortion access and believes that "ending a life intentionally should be treated as murder under the law."
- Opposes access to gender-affirming procedures for individuals under 18 and believes no government-backed insurance should cover these elective procedures.

Healthcare

For Candidate Jack Codiga on Issue education: Supports eliminating government-guaranteed student loans and allowing borrowers to declare bankruptcy under existing law.

Supports eliminating government-guaranteed student loans and allowing borrowers to declare bankruptcy under existing law.

Supports reducing administrative bloat in education and promoting market forces like price transparency and competition.

- Supports eliminating government-guaranteed student loans and allowing borrowers to declare bankruptcy under existing law.
- Supports reducing administrative bloat in education and promoting market forces like price transparency and competition.

Education

Supports limiting zoning to genuine infrastructure or pollution concerns, emphasizing property ownership rights.

Supports limiting zoning to "genuine infrastructure or pollution concerns."

- Supports limiting zoning to "genuine infrastructure or pollution concerns."

Energy & the Environment

Believes America must prioritize its own interests, support countries that share U.S. values, and oppose those that act against the U.S.

Believes that America must prioritize its own interests, support countries that share U.S. values, and oppose those that act against the U.S.

Supports registering foreign agents influencing domestic politics, barring them from elections, and deporting them to their country of loyalty, citing AIPAC as having excessive influence.

Supports registering foreign agents influencing domestic politics, barring them from elections, and deporting them to "their country of loyalty."

Believes immigration should prioritize assimilation into American culture, limit work visas, and address illegal immigration through a structured plan that focuses on deporting violent criminals and those exploiting government programs. Advocates for cutting welfare and reforming the system to reduce illegal residency over time.

Believes immigrants should prioritize assimilation into American culture, and work visas should be limited.

Believes that "the Israel lobby... has too much influence in our politics."

Wants to address undocumented immigration through a structured plan that focuses on "deporting violent criminals and those exploiting government programs." 

- Believes that America must prioritize its own interests, support countries that share U.S. values, and oppose those that act against the U.S.
- Supports registering foreign agents influencing domestic politics, barring them from elections, and deporting them to "their country of loyalty."
- Believes immigrants should prioritize assimilation into American culture, and work visas should be limited.
- Believes that "the Israel lobby... has too much influence in our politics."
- Wants to address undocumented immigration through a structured plan that focuses on "deporting violent criminals and those exploiting government programs." 

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Believes the Electoral College has strengths but acknowledges issues like the lack of voter ID in some states and vulnerabilities in electronic voting machines; advocates for mandatory paper ballots, a new primary system for general elections, and making Election Day a federal holiday.

Believes that the Electoral College has strengths but acknowledges issues like the lack of voter ID in some states and vulnerabilities in electronic voting machines.

Supports a mandatory paper ballots, a new primary system for general elections, and making Election Day a federal holiday.

- Believes that the Electoral College has strengths but acknowledges issues like the lack of voter ID in some states and vulnerabilities in electronic voting machines.
- Supports a mandatory paper ballots, a new primary system for general elections, and making Election Day a federal holiday.

Voting & Elections

As of January 2, 2026, Jack Codiga’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes sound money is the foundation for prosperity and freedom.

Believes that "sound money is the foundation for prosperity and freedom."

Believes America's economy is broken due to crony capitalism, an expanding welfare state, and a departure from free-market principles.

Believes that America's economy is broken due to crony capitalism, an expanding welfare state, and a departure from free-market principles.

Aims to eliminate government-guaranteed student loans and allow borrowers to declare bankruptcy under existing law.

- Aims to abolish the Federal Reserve and place currency oversight under the U.S. Treasury.
- Supports returning to gold and silver as money due to their fixed supply and tangible value.
- Supports reforming banking to ensure deposits are lent out rather than multiplied through new money creation.
- Aims to eliminate government-guaranteed student loans and allow borrowers to declare bankruptcy under existing law.
- Opposes all welfare programs, including Social Security, government healthcare, and government-backed mortgages, arguing "they create dependency, increase costs, and suppress wealth creation."
- Supports making property taxes illegal, abolishing the income tax, and relying on simpler, user-based taxes and tariffs.
- Believes that "sound money is the foundation for prosperity and freedom."
- Believes that America's economy is broken due to crony capitalism, an expanding welfare state, and a departure from free-market principles.

- Supports eliminating government-guaranteed student loans and allowing borrowers to declare bankruptcy under existing law.
- Believes that licensing should only be required for professions where severe harm is possible.
- Supports reducing administrative bloat in education and promoting market forces like price transparency and competition.

Supports limiting zoning to genuine infrastructure or pollution concerns.

- Supports limiting zoning to genuine infrastructure or pollution concerns.

Supports registering foreign agents influencing domestic politics, barring them from elections, and deporting them to their country of loyalty.

Believes immigration should prioritize assimilation into American culture, limit work visas, and address illegal immigration through a structured plan that focuses on "deporting violent criminals and those exploiting government programs." 

Believes that "a clear gap in the system is AIPAC, the Israel lobby, which has too much influence in our politics."

- Believes that America must prioritize its own interests, support countries that share U.S. values, and oppose those that act against the U.S.
- Supports registering foreign agents influencing domestic politics, barring them from elections, and deporting them to their country of loyalty.
- Believes immigration should prioritize assimilation into American culture, limit work visas, and address illegal immigration through a structured plan that focuses on "deporting violent criminals and those exploiting government programs." 
- Believes that "a clear gap in the system is AIPAC, the Israel lobby, which has too much influence in our politics."

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