Travis Jack Stevens is running as a declared write-in candidate for U.S. Senate. His name won't be on the ballot — write it in on November 3, 2026.
How to Vote →New here? Travis Jack Stevens is a Delaware ICU nurse, a contract critical care nurse for the Department of Defense, and a write-in candidate for U.S. Senate — running with zero Super PAC money against an incumbent who just voted to send 1,000-lb bombs to Gaza. Learn more →
I'm Travis Jack Stevens — a nurse, a contract critical care nurse for the Department of Defense, and a Delawarean who got tired of waiting for someone else to run.
I left bedside nursing after my work — including a contract with the Department of Defense — left me with PTSD. I watched our government fail working people — on healthcare, on wages, on endless wars that cost us everything and explained nothing. So I filed as a write-in candidate for U.S. Senate.
This campaign takes zero Super PAC money. No billionaires. No special interests. Every dollar comes from real people — and every dollar goes right back to fighting for them.
If you found this page from a Facebook post, a friend's share, or a daily letter — welcome. A small contribution right now is the most direct way to keep this campaign alive.
This campaign accepts zero Super PAC money. No outside billionaires. No special interest groups. Just Delawareans — giving what they can to take back their government.
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