Chris Mora is from Chicago, Illinois. He has lived in Georgia for the past 26 years.

Supports reducing taxes for American workers and domestic manufacturers, endorsing the permanence of the Trump Tax Cuts, tax cuts on tips, and the elimination of the death tax on family farms.

Supports reducing taxes and regulatory burdens for small businesses, advocating for the 20% Pass-Through Deduction, trade enforcement, and tort reform to foster growth and job creation.

Supports capping property tax increases and offering federal tax incentives for states with strong homestead exemptions for seniors.

Supports strict underwriting standards to prevent economic instability and prioritize homeownership access for citizens through a well-regulated private lending market.

Supports increasing defense spending to modernize military forces and ensure readiness for competition with China and Russia.

Believes addressing the Social Security funding shortfall requires either boosting revenue or cutting benefits.

- Supports reducing taxes for American workers and domestic manufacturers, endorsing the permanence of the Trump Tax Cuts, tax cuts on tips, and the elimination of the death tax on family farms.
- Supports reducing taxes and regulatory burdens for small businesses, advocating for the 20% Pass-Through Deduction, trade enforcement, and tort reform to foster growth and job creation.
- Supports capping property tax increases and offering federal tax incentives for states with strong homestead exemptions for seniors.
- Supports strict underwriting standards to prevent economic instability and prioritize homeownership access for citizens through a well-regulated private lending market.
- Supports increasing defense spending to modernize military forces and ensure readiness for competition with China and Russia.
- Believes addressing the Social Security funding shortfall requires either boosting revenue or cutting benefits.

Economy

Opposes gun control and supports removing Short-Barreled Rifles and Suppressors from the National Firearms Act.

- Opposes gun control and supports removing Short-Barreled Rifles and Suppressors from the National Firearms Act.

Public Safety

Supports replacing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with a market-driven healthcare system.

- Supports replacing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with a market-driven healthcare system.

Healthcare

As of March 11, 2026, Chris Mora’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Opposes government interference in local production.

- Opposes government interference in local production.

Energy & the Environment

Supports prioritizing resources for U.S. citizens and veterans over foreign aid. Advocates for comprehensive support for war-related injuries and veteran issues like suicide and homelessness.

Supports prioritizing resources for U.S. citizens and veterans over foreign aid. 

Advocates for comprehensive support for war-related injuries and veteran issues like suicide and homelessness.

- Supports prioritizing resources for U.S. citizens and veterans over foreign aid. 
- Advocates for comprehensive support for war-related injuries and veteran issues like suicide and homelessness.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports transitioning to hand-marked, paper ballots counted at the precinct level and enforcing voter ID and proof of citizenship requirements.

- Supports transitioning to hand-marked, paper ballots counted at the precinct level and enforcing voter ID and proof of citizenship requirements.

Voting & Elections

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Chris Mora

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