Back to Representative in Congress, District 4

Representative in Congress, District 4

Federal

Photo of LaShonda L.J. Holloway

Photo: hollowayforcongress.com

LaShonda L.J. Holloway

No bio available for this candidate

Position on major issues

Economy, jobs and wages

It is the fundamental right of all individuals to live in thriving communities where access to essential resources such as food, employment, healthcare, and affordable housing is a reality, not a privilege.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Strong small businesses drive local jobs and economic growth, which is why we must cut red tape, expand access to capital, and protect Main Street entrepreneurs from unfair corporate competition.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Investing in strong public school education, skilled trades, and modern technology creates good-paying jobs, builds a competitive workforce, and prepares Americans for the economy of the future.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

A fair living wage means full-time work should pay enough to cover food, housing, healthcare, and transportation without relying on government assistance.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Education

Let’s advocate for legislation focused on decreasing the financial burden associated with higher education. It is imperative to prioritize investing in our nation's education system to ensure that all students have access to quality learning resources.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Investing in strong public school education, skilled trades, and modern technology creates good-paying jobs, builds a competitive workforce, and prepares Americans for the economy of the future.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Elections and voting

Protecting voting rights ensures every eligible citizen can vote freely, securely, and without barriers so our democracy truly represents the will of the people.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Energy

Stable energy prices come from investing in American clean energy, strengthening domestic supply chains, and protecting families from price spikes driven by corporate greed and global instability.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Healthcare

Access to quality healthcare is a basic human right that should not be determined by one's income. As lawmakers, we must be committed to expanding healthcare coverage, promoting preventative care initiatives, and increasing access to mental health services to ensure that every individual receives the care they need to thrive.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Affordable Healthcare should mean lower premiums, lower prescription drug costs, expanding Medicare coverage, and guaranteeing every American access to quality care as a basic right. Families should never have to choose between their health and their paycheck.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Housing

It is the fundamental right of all individuals to live in thriving communities where access to essential resources such as food, employment, healthcare, and affordable housing is a reality, not a privilege.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Affordable Housing strengthens communities by lowering rent, increasing the housing supply, making homeownership achievable for working families; plus, ensuring seniors, and veterans have safe, stable places to live.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Social Security and retirement

Social Security must be protected and strengthened, so seniors and people with disabilities can retire with dignity and financial security after a lifetime of hard work.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Taxes and government spending

Government accountability means no one is above the law, tax dollars are spent responsibly, and elected officials answer directly to the people, not special interests or corporations.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Veterans

Honoring our veterans means fully funding VA healthcare, expanding mental health and housing services, and delivering earned benefits on time without bureaucratic delays.

hollowayforcongress.com ·

Pages we use for this candidate

Corrections

Corrections address not set yet.

Your Pocket Ballot

General Election, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026

Election Day

Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at your assigned precinct.

Bring

A photo ID with your signature. Early voting dates vary by county.

Just for you, saved on this device only. This isn’t an official ballot.

Your picks stay on this device. We never see them.

Your Pocket Ballot has picks from a different ZIP. Start a new one?