Christopher Dennison

Christopher Dennison is a candidate running for the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Florida's 7th Congressional District. Dennison is a resident of Deltona, Florida, and a disabled veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Professionally, his career includes corporate experience working for Chase Bank, Angi, and Yelp. He has never previously run for or held any public office.

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Thinking for yourself matters

Position on major issues

Civil rights and freedoms

Privacy and Civil Liberties: A primary pillar of Dennison's campaign is the protection of personal privacy and opposition to mass government tracking. He advocates for the complete repeal of the Patriot Act and campaigns to ban federal and local implementation of flock cameras and other invasive surveillance devices.

Government reform

Anti-Corruption and PAC Influence: To curb outside political influence, he supports passing the Epstein Transparency Act. Furthermore, he advocates for removing Political Action Committees (PACs)—explicitly pointing to groups like the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)—from American politics, arguing they prioritize foreign interests over domestic needs.

National security and foreign policy

Foreign Policy and Non-Intervention: In alignment with traditional libertarian foreign policy, Dennison demands an immediate end to America's "forever wars".

Technology and privacy

Privacy and Civil Liberties: A primary pillar of Dennison's campaign is the protection of personal privacy and opposition to mass government tracking. He advocates for the complete repeal of the Patriot Act and campaigns to ban federal and local implementation of flock cameras and other invasive surveillance devices.

Veterans

Veterans' Affairs (VA) Reform: As a disabled veteran, Dennison prioritizes changing how the VA administers healthcare. He advocates for removing bureaucratic restrictions that dictate where veterans can seek treatment, pushing instead to allow veterans to choose their own doctors and freely receive the care they deserve.

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