Alexander Valiensi Kent
Background
- Holds no public office. His candidate page describes him as a social worker with a master's degree, and the author of a book called Voter Directed Democracy.
- He founded the Voter Directed Network, which is both the organisation behind his candidacy and the mechanism his platform proposes.
What they say they want to do
- Full voter empowerment: online, issue-by-issue voting by verified voters, on the principle of one voter, one vote, on all issues.
- Ending political corruption rather than reducing it, through a system with “no donors, no lobbyists, no Super PACs, and no political parties”.
- Servant leadership, which he defines as a commitment to help the people served become freer, wiser, healthier and more capable than before.
What the official record shows
He has never held public office, so there is no official record of votes, bills or decisions to list. What he offers instead is a platform, which is above, and a book. His campaign makes no claim about a record of his own for this column to test.
Campaign money from other committees, by type
There is no money table because there is no money report. His principal campaign committee has filed two things with the Federal Election Commission: a statement of organization in April 2026 and, in July, a Form 99 stating the campaign had not reached $5,000 raised or spent. It has never filed a report of receipts and disbursements, which is consistent with the no-donor campaign he says he is running.
Source: Federal Election Commission