Travis Jack Stevens
Declared Write-In Candidate for U.S. Senate
A Delawarean by Choice, a Fighter by Nature
Born in Maryland, Travis Jack Stevens first fell in love with Delaware on childhood vacations — and that love never left. Travis spent years as a travel ICU nurse and relocated to Delaware before the COVID-19 pandemic, putting down roots in the state he had always called home in his heart.
When the pandemic hit, Travis was on the front lines — working through the trauma and heartbreak of COVID units, caring for the sickest patients at their most vulnerable moments. He also served as a contract critical care nurse for the Department of Defense, witnessing firsthand the cost of endless war on the bodies and minds of those asked to fight them.
After nursing, he returned to massage therapy — a career he had built before the Great Recession forced him away from it. That recession had derailed his original path; the pandemic nearly ended his second one. Travis knows what it means to have the ground shift beneath you through no fault of your own, and to rebuild anyway.
That personal history shapes his politics. Travis believes the United States has been complicit in war crimes — and that the ongoing campaign in Gaza constitutes genocide, with Israel bearing direct responsibility and the United States bearing the responsibility of an enabler. He is unequivocal: American tax dollars must not fund the killing of civilians. He opposes forever wars, military adventurism, and the weapons contractor economy that profits from permanent conflict.
Travis joined CAMP Rehoboth Chorus, became woven into the fabric of the community, and threw himself into volunteer work with local non-profits — eventually stepping into activism and local politics as a passionate community builder. Now he is running for U.S. Senate to bring a voice to Washington that has actually felt the weight of these decisions. This campaign takes no Super PAC money and no checks from outside interests. Just neighbors helping neighbors build the Delaware we all deserve.
What I'm Fighting For
We Filed. We Are a Declared Write-In Campaign.
The fight continues — on our terms
"The price of privilege is the moral duty to act when one sees another person treated unjustly." — Isabel Wilkerson, Caste
Today we filed as a Declared Write-In candidate for U.S. Senate — Delaware. The standard filing path was blocked by barriers that exist precisely to keep outsiders out: steep filing fees, compressed timelines, and a political establishment that benefits from incumbency and silence.
We are not silent. We are not done. Running as a write-in is not a retreat — it is a refusal to disappear.
This campaign started because Delaware's incumbent Senator was running unopposed. Not because he has delivered for working Delawareans — but because the barriers to entry are designed to keep challengers out. We entered this race to change that. We are still in it for the same reason.
Zero Super PAC money. One hundred percent people-funded. Built by neighbors helping neighbors. That does not change because of a ballot line.
Here is how you vote for Travis Jack Stevens: When you receive your ballot, write in TRAVIS JACK STEVENS in the U.S. Senate race. That is it. Your vote counts. Your voice counts. The people who benefit from your silence have spent a great deal of money making sure you believe otherwise.
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“The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any.”
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