Brad A. Meyer
Former engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane · Bloomington
The gist
- Supports Medicare for All to cover every resident
- Proposes a $20 federal minimum wage
- Proposes making the first $20,000 of income tax-free
- Proposes raising the Social Security payroll tax cap
- Supports the PRO Act and banning non-compete agreements
- Proposes public hearings and independent studies before data centers
- Proposes matching immigration levels to legal hiring needs
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Supports Medicare for All to cover every resident
Policy Overview — Brad Meyer for CongressCampaign website · Friends of Brad Meyer · bradmeyer.org
“Medicare for All is a proven solution. … we can guarantee coverage for every resident”
Proposes a $20 federal minimum wage
Economic Policy — Brad Meyer for CongressCampaign website · Friends of Brad Meyer · bradmeyer.org
“Establish a $20/hour national minimum wage.”
Proposes making the first $20,000 of income tax-free
2026 Voter Guide: Indiana's 9th Congressional DistrictCandidate questionnaire · WFYI Public Media · Sep 23, 2026 · wfyi.org
“the first $20,000 of income is tax free”
Proposes raising the Social Security payroll tax cap
Economic Policy — Brad Meyer for CongressCampaign website · Friends of Brad Meyer · bradmeyer.org
“Increase the FICA tax cap to strengthen Social Security for the long term.”
Supports the PRO Act and banning non-compete agreements
Economic Policy — Brad Meyer for CongressCampaign website · Friends of Brad Meyer · bradmeyer.org
“Pass the PRO Act to protect the right to organize. … Ban restrictive barriers like non-compete agreements.”
Proposes public hearings and independent studies before data centers
2026 Voter Guide: Indiana's 9th Congressional DistrictCandidate questionnaire · WFYI Public Media · Sep 23, 2026 · wfyi.org
“Developers will be required to take part in public hearings and conduct objective, independent studies”
Proposes matching immigration levels to legal hiring needs
Policy Overview — Brad Meyer for CongressCampaign website · Friends of Brad Meyer · bradmeyer.org
“The solution is clear: match immigration with legal hiring needs.”