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Richard Dansie is from Murray, Utah. He has a bachelor's degree in information technology from Western Governors University. He lives with his wife, Bonny, in Durham.

Richard is a Senior Network Security Engineer specializing in advanced network security engineering and enterprise-level problem solving. He previously served in Army intelligence for the U.S. Army.

Richard works as a senior network security engineer. He previously served in the U.S. Army.

Richard Dansie’s campaign for U.S. Senate is his first entry into politics.

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Richard's campaign for U.S. senator for North Carolina is his first run for public office.

For Candidate Richard Dansie on Issue economy:  
Aims to stop subsidizing dependency and reinforce responsibility, work, and upward mobility.

Plans to "reinforce responsibility, work, and upward mobility," by reducing welfare and public aid.

Believes in cutting federal bureaucracy and returning power to families, states, and citizens, stating that people use their own money better than the government does.

Believes in reducing bureaucracy and returning power to families and states stating that people use their own money better than the government does.

- Plans to "reinforce responsibility, work, and upward mobility," by reducing welfare and public aid.
- Believes in reducing bureaucracy and returning power to families and states stating that people use their own money better than the government does.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Advocates for ending the medicalization of normal life and reducing dependence on drugs and pharmaceutical quick fixes, emphasizing the need for discipline, purpose, and real recovery.

Advocates for a national physician registry.

- Advocates for ending the medicalization of normal life and reducing dependence on drugs and pharmaceutical quick fixes, emphasizing the need for discipline, purpose, and real recovery.
- Advocates for a national physician registry.
- Wants medical claims reform.

Healthcare

For Candidate Richard Dansie on Issue education: Supports removing porn, gender ideology, and sexualization from schools and public life to protect children and restore national moral health.

Supports removing sexualization from schools and public life to protect children.

- Supports removing sexualization from schools and public life to protect children.

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Believes in a performance-based compensation system where one percent of verified reductions in federal spending is set aside and distributed evenly among all members of Congress.

- Believes in a performance-based compensation system where one percent of verified reductions in federal spending is set aside and distributed evenly among all members of Congress.

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- Advocates for ending the medicalization of normal life and reducing dependence on drugs and pharmaceutical quick fixes, emphasizing the need for discipline, purpose, and real recovery.

- Believes in reducing bureaucracy and returning power to families and states stating that people use their own money better than the government does.

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