Travis Groo
I · U.S. House, NC-11 · not rated
A ranked-choice-voting advocate (Better Ballot North Carolina) and repeat Libertarian candidate, he runs on balancing the budget, abolishing the income tax and ending certificate-of-need laws. Asked in iVoterGuide’s 2026 general-election questionnaire whether the U.S. relationship with Israel is important, Groo answered: “Yes, just like it's important to conduct ourselves professionally and friendly with everyone. We should not show partiality to any country that is now our own.”
Not rated: the one statement on Israel is the 2026 iVoterGuide answer quoted above. His answer treats Israel like every other country, with no “partiality” to any, and says nothing about Israel in particular. His 2026 Ballotpedia survey (budget, income tax, certificate-of-need laws, property rights), the public part of his campaign X profile and his LPNC page and his October 2026 WLOS answers (Helene recovery, cost of living, immigration) say nothing on foreign policy, and Smarter.vote finds no foreign-policy position. Unrated until an Israel-specific position is stated.
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