Brenna Geswein

Geswein personally stated in the 2026 primary Q&A that SB 1 (2025) "is actually one of the largest business tax cuts in U.S. history," arguing the $2 million personal property tax exemption benefits corporations over homeowners and will force local income-tax increases (Source 3). She advocates rolling back school vouchers and imposing limits on data-center tax breaks (Source 3).

Geswein calls for a statewide moratorium on new data-center developments, expanded public funding for childcare and public health, and elimination of the school voucher program — positions favoring increased government intervention in education and economic development (Source 3). No specific statement found on convention-of-states or federal limited-government issues.

No public position found on Second Amendment issues.

No public position found on pro-life issues.

No public position found on family values issues as defined by the lens (parental rights, DEI, women's sports, etc.). Geswein's Q&A focuses on economic and education issues; no statement on cultural or family-values legislation found in the researched record.