Draft:David Burck

David Burck is an American businessman and Republican political candidate for the United States House of Representatives from Florida. He is a candidate in the 2026 election cycle following Florida's congressional redistricting, running in Florida's 22nd congressional district after initially seeking election in the 23rd district. Political career Burck announced his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives during the 2026 election cycle as a Republican. Following Florida's 2026 congressional redistricting, he announced that he would continue his campaign in Florida's 22nd congressional district despite changes to district boundaries. In interviews following the redistricting, Burck said the revised district remained one in which he intended to compete and emphasized his campaign's focus on fiscal responsibility, economic growth, border security, and reducing the size of the federal government. 2026 congressional campaign During the 2026 campaign, Burck completed candidate questionnaires for South Florida media outlets outlining his positions on federal spending, taxation, immigration, energy policy, and national security. He has described himself as a supporter of limited government, lower taxes, increased domestic energy production, and stronger border enforcement. Burck has campaigned as a political outsider, emphasizing his experience in the private sector and arguing that Congress would benefit from leaders with business backgrounds. Political positions According to his published campaign questionnaire, Burck has expressed support for: Reducing federal spending and the national debt. Extending or making permanent tax reductions. Strengthening border security and immigration enforcement. Expanding domestic energy production. Supporting law enforcement and the military. Limiting federal regulation on businesses. Electoral history 2026 United States House of Representatives election – Florida's 22nd congressional district Republican primary (pending) See also Florida's 22nd congressional district 2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Florida References Anthony Man, "Questionnaire: David Burck, candidate for U.S. House District 22," Sun Sentinel, July 10, 2026. Jesse Scheckner, "Redistricting shuffle: David Burck says he'll continue running in CD 22, even after map change," Florida Politics, April 30, 2026.

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