Nate Morris is from Kentucky. He has a bachelor 27s degree from George Washington University, a master 27s degree in public policy from Princeton University, and a business degree from Oxford University. He and his wife, Jane, live in Lexington.

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Nate Morris bachelor 's degree in political science from George Washington University, a master 's degree in public and international affairs from Princeton University, and a business degree from Oxford University. He is married.

Nate previously worked in venture capital in Silicon Valley.

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Nate is the president of a holding company he founded in 2010. He previously worked a sustainability company he founded from 2010 to 2022.

Nate is the chairman and CEO of Morris Industries.

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Supports banning hormone therapy for children and cutting federal funding to schools and universities that "indoctrinate" kids with "woke propaganda."

Supports banning hormone therapy for children.

- Supports banning hormone therapy for children.

Healthcare

Supports cutting federal funding to states and localities that refuse to implement voter identification laws.

- Supports cutting federal funding to states and localities that refuse to implement voter identification laws.

Voting & Elections

Supports removing "toxic chemicals and preservatives" from food and water.

Seeks the removal of "toxic chemicals and preservatives" from food and water.

- Seeks the removal of "toxic chemicals and preservatives" from food and water.

Energy & the Environment

Supports "hard line" immigration policies.

Wants to end birthright citizenship and supports mass deportation of illegal immigrants.

Called for a temporary pause to all new immigration into the country until "we deport the millions of illegals that came in under Joe Biden and Mitch McConnell."

- Wants to end birthright citizenship and supports mass deportation of illegal immigrants.
- Called for a temporary pause to all new immigration into the country until "we deport the millions of illegals that came in under Joe Biden and Mitch McConnell."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports President Trump's tariff policies which he thinks "create American jobs and protect American workers."

Thinks it is time to "take out the trash," in reference to his political opponents, particularly Mitch McConnell, whom he previously worked for.

- Supports President Trump's tariff policies which he thinks "create American jobs and protect American workers."
- Thinks it is time to "take out the trash," in reference to his political opponents, particularly Mitch McConnell, whom he previously worked for.

Economy

Opposes gun control and supports repealing the Biden-McConnell gun control bill passed in 2022.

Public Safety

Advocates for cutting federal funding to schools and universities that "indoctrinate" kids with "woke propaganda."

- Advocates for cutting federal funding to schools and universities that "indoctrinate" kids with "woke propaganda."

Education

As of March 10, 2026, Nate Morris’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ethics & Conduct

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Supports President Trump's working-class tax cuts and tariff policies to create American jobs and protect American workers.

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