Kyah Creekmore attended North Carolina A&T. 

Proposes a law letting cities, by majority vote, allow accessory dwelling units (like backyard or garage homes), duplexes, and triplexes on residential lots, and remove parking minimums near jobs or public transit.

Supports stronger unions and more labor rights for gig workers and creators.

Supports creating a fund for rural infrastructure, climate disaster preparedness, and internet access.

Supports breaking up monopolies such as Amazon, Google, UnitedHealth, Disney, and Meta.

- Proposes a law letting cities, by majority vote, allow accessory dwelling units (like backyard or garage homes), duplexes, and triplexes on residential lots, and remove parking minimums near jobs or public transit.
- Supports stronger unions and more labor rights for gig workers and creators.
- Supports creating a fund for rural infrastructure, climate disaster preparedness, and internet access.
- Supports breaking up monopolies such as Amazon, Google, UnitedHealth, Disney, and Meta.

Economy

Supports stronger tenant's rights and increased penalties for landlords that do not provide safe living conditions.

Supports gun control laws, including banning assault-style weapons, requiring background checks for all gun sales, and enforcing safe storage and red flag laws to keep guns out of dangerous situations.

Supports the "Fairness Doctrine," which  would require broadcasters and media outlets to "cover controversial issues of public importance and present contrasting viewpoints."

Supports expanding civil protections to include identity and expression.

- Supports stronger tenant's rights and increased penalties for landlords that do not provide safe living conditions.
- Supports gun control laws, including banning assault-style weapons, requiring background checks for all gun sales, and enforcing safe storage and red flag laws to keep guns out of dangerous situations.
- Supports the "Fairness Doctrine," which  would require broadcasters and media outlets to "cover controversial issues of public importance and present contrasting viewpoints."
- Supports expanding civil protections to include identity and expression.

Public Safety

Proposes a plan to provide universal healthcare coverage in two years with year 1 covering all kids, seniors, veterans, and Medicaid and year 2 merging every adult and employer plan into one national network.

Proposes a one-time $100 billion budget to reopen emergency rooms, maternity wards, and clinics in rural areas and an additional annual fund of $30 billion to keep them staffed and running.

Supports no cost for prescription drugs at pickup.

Supports erasing all medical debt by reimbursing hospitals for the debt they still hold.

Believes reproductive care should be guaranteed and federally protected.

Supports providing one free abortion per year and counseling and safety advice for abuse survivors.

- Proposes a plan to provide universal healthcare coverage in two years with year 1 covering all kids, seniors, veterans, and Medicaid and year 2 merging every adult and employer plan into one national network.
- Proposes a one-time $100 billion budget to reopen emergency rooms, maternity wards, and clinics in rural areas and an additional annual fund of $30 billion to keep them staffed and running.
- Supports no cost for prescription drugs at pickup.
- Supports erasing all medical debt by reimbursing hospitals for the debt they still hold.
- Believes reproductive care should be guaranteed and federally protected.
- Supports providing one free abortion per year and counseling and safety advice for abuse survivors.

Healthcare

Supports tuition-free public universities, trade schools, and community colleges.

Supports "safe, modern schools," "free, high-quality meals," and "full accessibility" for every student.

Supports making after-school programming such as sports, arts, music, STEM (science, tech, education, and math), and tutoring available to all students.

- Supports tuition-free public universities, trade schools, and community colleges.
- Supports "safe, modern schools," "free, high-quality meals," and "full accessibility" for every student.
- Supports making after-school programming such as sports, arts, music, STEM (science, tech, education, and math), and tutoring available to all students.

Education

Proposes guaranteed job training and placement for workers moving from fossil fuels to clean energy, including union protections and fair pay.

Supports rural solar and wind energy infrastructure in North Carolina to "lower family bills and create... jobs."

Supports banning any new fossil fuel projects the endanger health and water and investing in renewable energy instead.

- Proposes guaranteed job training and placement for workers moving from fossil fuels to clean energy, including union protections and fair pay.
- Supports rural solar and wind energy infrastructure in North Carolina to "lower family bills and create... jobs."
- Supports banning any new fossil fuel projects the endanger health and water and investing in renewable energy instead.

Energy & the Environment

Supports recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state, removing illegal settlers from Palestinian land, and requiring Israel to pay reparations to Palestinians.

Proposes upgrading and modernizing the immigration system and hiring more staff to process asylum claims faster.

Supports increased border security through advanced scanning at ports of entry, tracking drug trafficking through intelligence, and anti-cartel operations.

Supports ending for-profit immigration detention.

- Supports recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state, removing illegal settlers from Palestinian land, and requiring Israel to pay reparations to Palestinians.
- Proposes upgrading and modernizing the immigration system and hiring more staff to process asylum claims faster.
- Supports increased border security through advanced scanning at ports of entry, tracking drug trafficking through intelligence, and anti-cartel operations.
- Supports ending for-profit immigration detention.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports making Election Day a national holiday, no-excuse absentee ballots, and at least 15 days of early voting.

Supports giving U.S. citizens age 18+ making under $75,000 to receive $25 per level of government, each election cycle, to donate to candidates of their choice.

Supports mandatory independent redistricting commissions in every state and making all gerrymandering illegal.

- Supports making Election Day a national holiday, no-excuse absentee ballots, and at least 15 days of early voting.
- Supports giving U.S. citizens age 18+ making under $75,000 to receive $25 per level of government, each election cycle, to donate to candidates of their choice.
- Supports mandatory independent redistricting commissions in every state and making all gerrymandering illegal.

Voting & Elections

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- Supports recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state, removing illegal settlers from Palestinian land, and requiring Israel to pay reparations to Palestinians.
- Proposes upgrading and modernizing the immigration system and hiring more staff to process asylum claims faster.

Proposes budgeting $100 billion dollars to reopen emergency rooms, maternity wards, and clinics in rural areas and an additional annual fund of $30 billion to keep them staffed and running.

Support no cost for prescription drugs at pickup.

- Proposes a plan to provide universal healthcare coverage in two years with year 1 covering all kids, seniors, veterans, and Medicaid and year 2 merging every adult and employer plan into one national network.
- Proposes budgeting $100 billion dollars to reopen emergency rooms, maternity wards, and clinics in rural areas and an additional annual fund of $30 billion to keep them staffed and running.
- Support no cost for prescription drugs at pickup.
- Supports erasing all medical debt by reimbursing hospitals for the debt they still hold.
- Believes reproductive care should be guaranteed and federally protected.
- Supports providing one free abortion per year and counseling and safety advice for abuse survivors.

Kyah Creekmore is originally from Florida and raised in North Carolina. He attended Haines City International Baccalaureate Program and West Mecklenburg High School. After high school, he attended North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University for industrial and systems engineering.

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Supports workers' rights and fair treatment in the workplace.

Supports strengthening unions by making recognition automatic, fast-tracking bargaining, legalizing solidarity strikes, and allowing workers to seize failing companies to convert them into cooperatives.

Supports extending full rights to gig workers, creators, and algorithm-controlled laborers.

Supports treating housing, transit, childcare, water, education, and food as essential for workers, not as charity.

Supports a "corporate death penalty" policy that dissolves companies that commit three major offenses, bans their executives, seizes their assets, and compensates their workers.

Supports breaking up monopolies in the tech, food, health care, and entertainment industries.

Supports strict enforcement of food safety regulations.

Supports tying penalties to corporate revenue.

Supports launching a national Fair Markets initiative.

Supports strict penalties for threatening or harassing election workers, classifying such acts as federal felonies and prosecuting coordinated intimidation campaigns as organized crime.

Supports gun control and "universal background checks, no loopholes."

Supports gun control, advocating for safe storage and red flag laws to prevent guns from being accessed by "unstable hands."

Supports gun control and said, "Expose and reject every politician paid off by the NRA while kids are buried week after week."

Supports providing one free abortion per year and offering counseling and safety protocols for abuse survivors.

Supports banning toxic chemicals in menstrual products and abolishing "tampon taxes."

Supports making every prescription drug free at pickup.

Supports negotiating healthcare prices at global standards, such as those set by Canada and the European Union.

Supports lowering prescription drug prices by allowing the importation of prescription drugs from Canada and manufacturing them in the U.S.

Supports funding healthcare initiatives through a 0.25% fee on Wall Street transactions and price-gouging clawbacks.

Supports reducing healthcare costs, citing potential savings of $300–$350 billion per decade.

Supports job creation in various sectors, including construction, care, and technology.

Supports providing free, high-quality meals for all students.

Supports full accessibility for disabled and neurodiverse students.

Opposes states redirecting funds from public schools.

Supports funding for charter schools only if they "play by the same rules."

Supports transparency in school funding, with every dollar tracked in a public database, with whistleblower protections for teachers and staff.

Supports civic and political literacy education in every school.

Supports literacy benchmarks to ensure every child can read by the end of 3rd grade.

Believes states should not redirect funds away from public schools.

Supports funding for charter schools only if they adhere to the same regulations as public schools.

Supports prioritizing funding for marginalized communities.

Supports funding education by closing tax loopholes, fair taxation of billionaires, and reducing waste in defense contracting.

Supports securing education funding in a federal trust to prevent misuse by politicians and corporations.

Believes that polluters pay fines that are "less than fixing the damage, so they just keep poisoning us."

Supports passing a federal shield law, reforming the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) with penalties for cover-ups, and breaking up media monopolies.

Supports outlawing voter purges, coordinated challenge campaigns, and bans on Sunday voting that target Black communities.

Kyah Creekmore's campaign for North Carolina US representative, District 5, is his first time running for public office.

Supports strong workers' rights, including automatic union recognition, fast-tracked bargaining, legal solidarity strikes, and full rights for gig and algorithm-controlled workers.

Believes that housing, transit, childcare, water, education, and food should be treated as essential infrastructure for workers, rather than as charity.

Supports a "corporate death penalty" for companies that commit repeated offenses, advocating for the dissolution of such corporations, banning of executives, seizure of assets, and compensation for workers.

Supports regulating the gaming industry to prevent price gouging and protect the community aspect of gaming.

Supports teaching media literacy in schools to help students identify misinformation.

Supports universal background checks for firearms with no loopholes.

Supports safe storage and red flag laws to keep guns out of unstable hands.

For Candidate Kyah Creekmore on Issue public-safety:  
Calls to expose and reject politicians influenced by the NRA in light of ongoing gun violence affecting children.

Supports guaranteed and federally protected reproductive care.

Supports one free abortion per year and counseling for abuse survivors.

Supports a 10% Profiteer Reparations Tax on insurance and pharmaceutical companies, projected to generate $300–$400 billion over 10 years.

For Candidate Kyah Creekmore on Issue healthcare:  
Supports making every prescription drug available for $0 at pickup.

Supports providing relief and repair for families who lost homes or savings due to medical bills.

Supports fully covering kids, seniors, veterans, and Medicaid in the first year.

Supports merging every adult and employer healthcare plan into one national care network.

Supports eliminating deductibles, surprise bills, and "out-of-network" issues in healthcare.

Supports saving $300–$350 billion per decade in healthcare costs.

Supports the publication of a yearly Health Equity Scorecard by the Health Accountability & Oversight Board (HAOB).

Supports providing free, high-quality meals for every student.

Opposes redirecting funds away from public schools.

Opposes funding private schools and supports charter schools only if they adhere to the same regulations as public schools.

Supports prioritizing funding for marginalized communities in education.

Supports tracking every dollar in a public database and providing whistleblower protections for teachers and staff.

Supports locking education funding in a federal trust to prevent it from being misappropriated by politicians or corporations.

Supports tuition-free public college and trade schools.

Supports rebuilding schools, providing free meals, and ensuring after-school programs are available everywhere.

Supports teaching kids to read, think critically, and understand the workings of the country.

Supports climate justice through investment in people and accountability for polluters.

Believes we must fight for a democracy that serves Americans, not corporate interests or foreign governments involved in genocide.

Supports passing a federal shield law, reforming FOIA with penalties for cover-ups, and breaking up media monopolies.

Supports teaching media literacy in schools, enforcing algorithm transparency, and stopping billionaire monopolies from influencing public perception of truth.

Supports lifetime lobbying bans, public meeting logs, and the establishment of an independent Office of Public Integrity with subpoena power to combat corruption after office.

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