Dawson Brunswick
Candidate for Legislature, District 22
- City
- Columbus
- On the ballot as
- Dawson Brunswick
- Campaign website
- brunswickforlegislature.com
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Property taxes and cost of living
Summary
Opposes pausing or reversing the income tax cuts and supports removing sales tax exemptions for personal services.
“The state enacted the income tax cuts to ensure we remain competitive, and I would be opposed to pausing or reversing those cuts.”
“I am supportive of removing sales tax exemptions for personal services as we continue to find ways to pay for and provide sustainable property tax relief.”
Economy, jobs and trade
Summary
Supports state policies that grow the tax base, and backing small businesses, skilled trades and career training.
“I am supportive of state policies that grow the state, knowing that as we grow our tax base, we reduce the tax bill for every Nebraskan.”
Campaign website text
“Promote job growth and upward mobility by backing small businesses, expanding skilled trades and career training, and creating opportunities that keep our workforce strong and our young people in Nebraska.”
Agriculture and rural Nebraska
Summary
Says the state should emphasize programs that boost value-added agriculture and manufacturing.
“I believe the state should emphasize programs that boost our value-added agriculture economy, our manufacturing economy”
Health care
No public position found.
Abortion
Summary
Campaign site lists “protecting the unborn” among the values he will defend.
Campaign website text
“Stand strong for Nebraska values by defending constitutional rights, protecting the unborn, supporting law enforcement, and standing up for the families and principles that keep our communities safe and strong.”
Immigration and the border
No public position found.
Education and school choice
No public position found.
Energy, water and environment
Summary
Opposes a restrictive state approach to data centers and wants communities to decide.
“I firmly believe that Nebraska shouldn’t take a restrictive approach to data centers, and instead allow communities to choose (or not choose) to pursue data centers based on the needs of their communities.”
Guns and public safety
No public position found.
Elections and government
Summary
Would support lowering the filibuster threshold from 33 to 30 votes.
“I would support a change to a 60% (30/49) threshold for the filibuster compared to the current 67% (33/49) threshold.”