David Buzzard is a husband and a father. He lives in southeastern North Carolina.

David served as an infantryman in the U.S. Army. He works in veteran advocacy.

David's campaign for U.S. representative is his first run for public office. 

Aims to reward stable families who raise the next generation.

Aims to abolish income tax for married families with more than four children. 

Supports tax breaks and incentives for "builders of starter homes."

Advocates for heavily taxing companies that "hire foreign workers."

Opposes outsourcing labor and offshoring.

Wants to prosecute companies that hire undocumented immigrants.

Wants to "outlaw foreign purchase of land in any form."

- Aims to abolish income tax for married families with more than four children. 
- Supports tax breaks and incentives for "builders of starter homes."
- Advocates for heavily taxing companies that "hire foreign workers."
- Opposes outsourcing labor and offshoring.
- Wants to prosecute companies that hire undocumented immigrants.
- Wants to "outlaw foreign purchase of land in any form."

Economy

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

Public Safety

Healthcare

Education

Supports ending monopolies on marine resources and restoring access to locals.

Plans to ban corporate over-fishing practices and prioritize sustainable harvests.

Supports transitioning from plastic to glass and requiring corporations to switch to eco-friendly materials.

- Supports ending monopolies on marine resources and restoring access to locals.
- Plans to ban corporate over-fishing practices and prioritize sustainable harvests.
- Supports transitioning from plastic to glass and requiring corporations to switch to eco-friendly materials.

Energy & the Environment

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports term limits and believes in stepping aside to allow others to serve.

Voting & Elections

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David Buzzard

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