Ballotpedia, Ray Ubinger

Ray holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Duke University. 

Ray has experience as a clinical data assistant at Duke Medical Center. He served in the military as a Lieutenant in the U.S Army for four years. 

Ray Ubinger's campaign for State Senate representing District 22 is his first run for public office. 

Supports limited government involvement, saying, "I want [them] out of your home and out of your wallet..."

Supports reducing taxes and state government spending.

Supports legalizing private lotteries statewide.

- Supports limited government involvement, saying, "I want [them] out of your home and out of your wallet..."
- Supports reducing taxes and state government spending.
- Supports legalizing private lotteries statewide.
- Wants to abolish involuntary annexation.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Does not believe in the legitimacy of public elections and says that "tallies are openly falsified."

Wants to abolish paperless forms of voting, and permit only paper ballots statewide.

- Does not believe in the legitimacy of public elections and says that "tallies are openly falsified."
- Wants to abolish paperless forms of voting, and permit only paper ballots statewide.

Voting & Elections

Wants to end the death penalty, except in cases of confession of proven treason, saying "Murderers don't deserve to live, but, in case of tragic error the penalty is irreversible. "

Wants to end secret searches and arrests, and install a Bill of Rights Defense resolution statewide.

Plans to make efforts to end drug violence.

Opposes prosecuting " victimless crimes..., like gambling and prostitution."

Wants to abolish "random roadblocks", saying one should not presume " guilt, and stop prosecuting people just for exercising their right to remain silent."

- Wants to end the death penalty, except in cases of confession of proven treason, saying "Murderers don't deserve to live, but, in case of tragic error the penalty is irreversible. "
- Wants to end secret searches and arrests, and install a Bill of Rights Defense resolution statewide.
- Supports LGBTQ+ rights.
- Plans to make efforts to end drug violence.
- Opposes prosecuting " victimless crimes..., like gambling and prostitution."
- Wants to abolish "random roadblocks", saying one should not presume " guilt, and stop prosecuting people just for exercising their right to remain silent."

Public Safety

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Ray Ubinger

Ray holds a bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Duke University. 

Ray Ubinger's campaign for State Senate representing District 22 is his first run at public office. 

Supports limited government involvement, and wants them "out of your home and out of your wallet..."

- Supports limited government involvement, and wants them "out of your home and out of your wallet..."
- Supports reducing taxes and state government spending.
- Supports legalizing private lotteries statewide.
- Wants to abolish involuntary annexation.

Does not believe in the legitimacy of public elections and that "tallies are openly falsified."

- Does not believe in the legitimacy of public elections and that "tallies are openly falsified."
- Wants to abolish paperless forms of voting, and permit only paper ballots statewide.

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