Research status
- Evidence confidence
- 68%
- Score coverage
- 25%
- Recommendation
- No endorsement
- Last reviewed
- 2026-07-24
Official ballot record · Published research
Libertarian candidate for US SENATE.
Libertarian nominee Shannon Bray is a Navy veteran and cybersecurity professional whose campaign emphasizes digital privacy, civil liberties, and government accountability.
No unique OpenFEC candidate and filing match was available as of July 24, 2026. OpenFEC committees returned 429
Evidence-gated scorecard
No sufficiently specific, validated worker-policy position is published.
Evidence confidence: 0%No comparable governing record exists; this does not reduce the candidate's score.
Evidence confidence: 0%Comparable official finance classifications are incomplete.
Evidence confidence: 0%Bray publishes specific commitments on digital privacy, civil liberties, transparent government, and publicly auditable systems. Rubric: Publishes specific digital-privacy, civil-liberties, transparency, and public-audit commitments.
Evidence confidence: 70%The reviewed profile publishes 1 source-linked evidence item and labels candidate statements separately from official records.
Evidence confidence: 68%Promises: Published candidate commitments are shown as statements.
Record: No comparable governing record is available.
The absence of a governing record is labeled as a risk and is not scored as a failure.
Questionnaire participation is not treated as positive or negative evidence during the launch period.
Comparable fundraising and campaign-organization evidence is incomplete.
Risks and uncertainty
No comparable legislative, executive, or judicial record is available. Campaign commitments are not treated as accomplishments.
No unique OpenFEC candidate and filing match was available as of July 24, 2026. OpenFEC committees returned 429
Evidence record
Bray’s campaign prioritizes digital privacy, civil liberties, transparent government, and systems that can be audited by the public.
“Digital Privacy & Civil Liberties ... Government Accountability ... Government that can be audited by the people.”