Rodney LaBruce - Ballotpedia

Rodney LaBruce is from Dallas. He has a bachelor's degree from DeVry University.

Rodney's campaign for U.S. representative for Texas' 30th District is his first run for public office.

Rodney currently works as a financial advisor. He previously served in the U.S. Army.

Supports providing resources to improve credit scores.

Supports creating community credit union hubs to provide financial services.

Opposes high interest rates on small, short term loans.

Supports increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit, making the Child Tax Credit permanent, reducing tax evasion, consolidating government benefits applications, and providing tax relief for small businesses.

- Supports providing resources to improve credit scores.
- Supports creating community credit union hubs to provide financial services.
- Opposes high interest rates on small, short term loans.
- Supports increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit, making the Child Tax Credit permanent, reducing tax evasion, consolidating government benefits applications, and providing tax relief for small businesses.

Economy

Supports reducing youth incarceration, replacing cash bail with risk-based release assessments, increasing treatment for prisoners, and reforming sentencing.

Supports reparations for descendants of slaves.

- Supports reducing youth incarceration, replacing cash bail with risk-based release assessments, increasing treatment for prisoners, and reforming sentencing.
- Supports reparations for descendants of slaves.

Public Safety

Supports increasing access to clinically equivalent prescription drugs and use discount pharmacy platforms to reduce costs.

- Supports increasing access to clinically equivalent prescription drugs and use discount pharmacy platforms to reduce costs.

Healthcare

As of January 22, 2026, Rodney Labruce’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Supports reducing the influence of money in politics and creating term limits for members of Congress.

Supports amending the U.S. Constitution to guarantee the right to vote, prohibit discrimination based on sex, and to abolish the Electoral College.

Opposes gerrymandering, the practice of drawing voting districts in a way that gives one political party or candidate an advantage over others.

Supports ranked-choice voting, where voters rank multiple candidates by order of preference, and proportional representation, where seats are award based on the proportion of votes won by a party.

- Supports reducing the influence of money in politics and creating term limits for members of Congress.
- Supports amending the U.S. Constitution to guarantee the right to vote, prohibit discrimination based on sex, and to abolish the Electoral College.
- Opposes gerrymandering, the practice of drawing voting districts in a way that gives one political party or candidate an advantage over others.
- Supports ranked-choice voting, where voters rank multiple candidates by order of preference, and proportional representation, where seats are award based on the proportion of votes won by a party.

Voting & Elections

Supports providing support to end veteran homelessness and provide monthly benefits payments to veterans with a decade of service.

- Supports providing support to end veteran homelessness and provide monthly benefits payments to veterans with a decade of service.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Ethics & Conduct

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