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Candidates › FL-14 race › 2025–2026
Brian Lambert
L Libertarian nominee for U.S. House, FL-14
Has not served in Congress
- On the ballot
- Lost the general electionNov 3, 2026 · 7,180 votes (2.6%) · 3 of 3
- Where to vote
- Find your polling place (opens in a new tab) · More ways to vote
- Top priorities
- It's Time to Trust Americans Again.
- My Campaign Is Built on Three Principles
- Fiscal Responsibility
- Constitutional Government
- Veterans
- Money
- $17.1K raised, $14.6K spent, $2.5K cash on hand (through Oct 14, 2026). Where it comes from
- Who gives
- 4.8% of individual money from donors at $200 or less · 34% from Florida
71 priorities from brianlambertforcongress.com, in the order they are listed there. Every heading and the text under it is copied exactly, as one passage for each page it is from, and links to that place on the page; hover a source to see which passage it opens.
Freedom isn't Left or Right.
It's American.
Washington has forgotten who it's supposed to serve. I believe government should trust Americans more than Washington trusts itself. Together, we can restore constitutional government, protect individual liberty, and return power where it belongs—with the people.
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Lower taxes.
Responsible spending.
End government waste.
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Defend the Constitution.
Protect individual liberty.
Limit federal overreach.
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Honest representation.
Transparent government.
Every voice matters.
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Washington does not have a revenue problem—it has a spending problem. I will fight for balanced budgets, honest accounting, and an end to reckless spending that leaves our children with the bill.
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Washington doesn't have a revenue problem—it has a spending problem. Every dollar the federal government wastes is a dollar taken from hardworking Americans or borrowed from future generations.
America's Greatest National Security Threat ↗ (opens brianlambertforcongress.com/issues/fiscal-responsibility at this heading)
America's national debt has become the single greatest long-term threat to our national security. A nation buried beneath trillions of dollars in debt cannot remain economically strong, strategically independent, or leave future generations the country they deserve.
Every dollar Washington borrows today is a bill sent to our children tomorrow. We cannot continue spending money we do not have while expecting future Americans to bear the burden.
Fiscal responsibility is not simply about balancing numbers on a ledger. It is about preserving America's independence, protecting our economic future, and honoring our obligation to leave the next generation a stronger nation than the one we inherited.
Why This Matters ↗ (opens brianlambertforcongress.com/issues/fiscal-responsibility at this heading)
The national debt continues to grow while Congress spends money it doesn't have. Inflation has quietly reduced the purchasing power of every American family.
Government should live within its means just like the people it represents. Families balance budgets every day. Washington should be expected to do the same.
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Restore fiscal discipline, balance the budget, and protect future generations from crushing debt.
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Government must operate within its constitutional limits, remain transparent, and answer to the people it serves.
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The Constitution limits the government—not the people. Every law begins there.
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Veterans earned their benefits through service and sacrifice. I will fight for greater choice, less bureaucracy, real accountability, and care that puts the veteran first.
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My service didn't end with retirement. It simply gave me a new way to serve.
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For twenty years, I wore the uniform of the United States Navy. Retirement didn't end my commitment to serving others—it simply gave me a new way to serve.
Our nation has a solemn obligation to every man and woman who answered the call to defend it. That obligation doesn't end when they take off the uniform.
Keeping our promises to veterans means more than speeches on Veterans Day. It means ensuring we receive the care, respect, and support we've earned through our service.
Veteran suicide isn't just another policy issue to me. Over the years, I’ve received the devastating news that thirteen friends and members of my squadron—people I flew with and turned wrenches beside—lost the battle within.
Those losses are something I carry with me. They remind me that when we ask Americans to wear the uniform, our responsibility to them doesn't end when they take it off. That's why this isn't just another campaign promise for me. It's personal.
My Perspective ↗ (opens brianlambertforcongress.com/issues/veterans at this heading)
My experience with the Department of Veterans Affairs has generally been a positive one. I've been fortunate to receive quality care from doctors, nurses, and staff who truly care about veterans.
Where I believe we need improvement isn't with the people—it's with the bureaucracy.
Too many veterans spend months waiting on claims, navigating unnecessary paperwork, or struggling to access the care they've already earned. We can do better, and we owe it to every man and woman who served.
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America must keep its promises to the men and women who served.
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Protect the freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights and defend individual choice.
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Every American is born with rights. Government does not create those rights, and it should not take them away.
Why This Matters ↗ (opens brianlambertforcongress.com/issues/individual-liberty at this heading)
Liberty is not a gift from government. It is the birthright of every American.
Free speech, privacy, property rights, due process, religious liberty, and the right to keep and bear arms are not optional. They are protected by the Constitution and must be defended without apology.
When government treats freedom like a permission slip, it stops serving the people and starts ruling over them.
Defend the Bill of Rights ↗ (opens brianlambertforcongress.com/issues/individual-liberty at this heading)
The Bill of Rights is not a list of government privileges. It is a boundary government must not cross.
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Protect the right to keep and bear arms and defend the Constitution without compromise.
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Secure every border and port of entry while supporting legal immigration and the rule of law.
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Restore patient choice, medical freedom, price transparency, and competition while reducing unnecessary federal interference in healthcare.
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Education is not one-size-fits-all. Empower parents, support teachers, and give every child the opportunity to succeed.
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Peace through strength, constitutional accountability, and unwavering support for our troops.
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Lower taxes, reduce regulation, and let American entrepreneurs succeed.
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Restore confidence through transparency, accountability, and secure elections.
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Reliable, affordable energy strengthens our economy, protects national security, and reduces dependence on foreign adversaries.
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Secure Borders • Secure Ports • Legal Immigration • Constitutional Government
Why It Matters ↗ (opens brianlambertforcongress.com/issues/border-security at this heading)
America has always welcomed people seeking freedom and opportunity. That tradition should continue.
But every sovereign nation has both the right and the responsibility to know who is entering its borders, crossing its ports of entry, and accessing its territory. That responsibility exists to protect our national security and preserve the integrity of our immigration system.
Compassion and security are not opposites. We can treat every person with dignity while still insisting that our laws be respected.
An immigration system that is ignored or selectively enforced is unfair to American citizens and to every immigrant who followed the legal process. Respecting the rule of law is one of the ways we preserve both our sovereignty and the integrity of the American Dream.
Where I Stand ↗ (opens brianlambertforcongress.com/issues/border-security at this heading)
I support securing all of America's borders and ports of entry through effective enforcement, modern technology, properly staffed personnel, and physical barriers where they are practical and effective.
Border security is not limited to one stretch of land. It includes our southern border, northern border, coastlines, airports, seaports, and every lawful point of entry into the United States.
I support legal immigration and believe America benefits from people who come here to work hard, contribute to their communities, and pursue the American Dream.
I oppose policies that reward illegal immigration or encourage people to bypass our legal immigration system. The law should mean the same thing for everyone. If we choose which laws to enforce and which to ignore, we weaken respect for all of them.
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I will support policies that secure America's land borders, coastlines, ports, airports, and every lawful point of entry.
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Our immigration system should be lawful, efficient, transparent, and fair to those who follow the rules.
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Federal policies should discourage illegal entry instead of rewarding it.
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Communities on the front lines should receive the resources and support necessary to fulfill this national responsibility.
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Immigration laws should be enforced consistently and fairly. Selective enforcement weakens respect for every law on the books.
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