Tedora Brown: 2026 candidate for 11th Congressional District
Bio
Party: Republican
Office sought: 11th Congressional District
City: Palos Park
Age: 46
Occupation: Real estate developer
Previous offices held: None
Q&A
What is your top issue and how do you propose to address it?
Cutting taxes — As a small-business owner that have created jobs in the district, I would propose to simplify tax filing and also eliminate the regulations that has raised costs for local employers like myself.
Do you support the unilateral foreign policy course President Trump has taken with such actions as the bombing of Iran, assaults on Venezuelan ships and the seizure of the Venezuelan president?
As an American Christian Conservative, the Holy Bible tells us we are instructed to pray for those in leadership.
President Trump executive decisions are made by him being exactly what he is “The President” and to protect our country.
The executive branch has expanded its powers in recent years on foreign policy, economic tariffs, executive orders and more. Are you satisfied with the direction these activities are moving? If so, why? If not, what needs to be done differently?
All foreign policy needs to be reevaluated! Tariffs are needed to bring the country out of debt, however we need to stop sending our money foreign countries.
What should U.S. border policy be? If elected, what would you do to make it happen?
Secure the border! Enforce the law that exist and comply with the law. I would take the necessary steps that is needed to make to make our country secure.
What should be the government’s role in assuring health care for Americans? What should be done regarding the ACA to better perform this function?
Give the American citizens, the opportunity to choose by reducing the cost. I would advocate free-market solutions that increase competition and transparency.
What is your vision for a solution to conflicts involving Israel and the Palestinians? What should the United States be doing to advance this position?
My vision for solution is peace in Israel and the Palestinians. The United States should be integrating peace.