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Brian is married with 3 children. He attended Florida A&M and Florida State University.

Brian owns a construction business and has a career in finance. 

Brian Echevarria previously ran for state representative in 2022, but did not win.


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Believes in reducing taxes to support economic growth, protect homeowners, and retain quality teachers. Supports eliminating personal income and vehicle taxes to allow businesses to invest in hiring, innovation, and expansion.

Believes in reducing taxes to support economic growth, protect homeowners, and retain quality teachers, and supports eliminating personal income and vehicle taxes to allow businesses to invest in hiring, innovation, and expansion.

Believes in lowering business and personal income taxes.

Believes in providing children with better economic opportunities through "the wonder of free enterprise," supporting small business ownership and corporate advancement.

- Believes in reducing taxes to support economic growth, protect homeowners, and retain quality teachers, and supports eliminating personal income and vehicle taxes to allow businesses to invest in hiring, innovation, and expansion.
- Believes in lowering business and personal income taxes.
- Believes in providing children with better economic opportunities through "the wonder of free enterprise," supporting small business ownership and corporate advancement.

Economy

Believes energy independence should include nuclear energy. Questions why North Carolina shouldn't lead in this area.

Believes energy independence should include nuclear energy. 

- Believes energy independence should include nuclear energy. 

Energy & the Environment

As of June 14, 2024, Brian Echevarria’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Believes in ensuring public safety so people can walk without fear of being robbed or attacked.

Wants to ensure public safety so people can walk without fear of being robbed or attacked.

Supports the Second Amendment and opposes "failed liberal fiscal policies, harmful social agendas, and government corruption."

- Wants to ensure public safety so people can walk without fear of being robbed or attacked.
- Supports the Second Amendment and opposes "failed liberal fiscal policies, harmful social agendas, and government corruption."

Public Safety

Education

Opposes "Sanctuary Cities" and illegal immigration.

Believes 100% disabled veterans should receive a tax exclusion on their primary residence and supports annual survivor benefits for families of first responders lost in service. Supports the Second Amendment and opposes "failed liberal fiscal policies, harmful social agendas, and government corruption."

Believes 100% disabled veterans should receive a tax exclusion on their primary residence and supports annual survivor benefits for families of first responders lost in service. 

- Opposes "Sanctuary Cities" and illegal immigration.
- Believes 100% disabled veterans should receive a tax exclusion on their primary residence and supports annual survivor benefits for families of first responders lost in service. 

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Brian Echevarria

Brian is married with three children. He attended Florida A&M and Florida State University.

Brian Echevarria previously ran for State Representative in 2022, but did not win.


Believes in protecting citizens from "rising property taxes."

- Believes in reducing taxes to support economic growth, protect homeowners, and retain quality teachers. Supports eliminating personal income and vehicle taxes to allow businesses to invest in hiring, innovation, and expansion.
- Believes in lowering business and personal income taxes.
- Believes in providing children with better economic opportunities through "the wonder of free enterprise," supporting small business ownership and corporate advancement.

As of July 8, 2024, Brian Echevarria’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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