Greg Levy
Background
- Holds no public office. His campaign describes him as a community organizer, singer, veteran, mover, husband and father, raised in Akron.
- His campaign says he founded the Paul Robeson Revolutionary Choir, which tours church and community venues.
- Runs on the platform of the Party for Socialism and Liberation; Cuyahoga County's candidate list gives his ballot designation as nonpartisan, and the FEC lists him as an independent.
What they say they want to do
- Public ownership of the 100 largest corporations, run by their workers.
- A universal single-payer health system, free at the point of use.
- A national rent cap at 20 per cent of income, a ban on evictions and a price freeze on essential goods.
- Repeal of the 2025 tax law's cuts, which the platform calls tax cuts for the rich.
- A 90 per cent cut in the Pentagon budget.
What the official record shows
His campaign describes no public office he has held, and this desk found no official record of votes, bills or decisions to list. His one claim about his own past, military service, has no public record this desk could check.
Campaign money from other committees, by type
His principal committee's filings for the 2025-2026 cycle through June 30, 2026 itemize no receipts on line 11B (party committees), line 11C (other political committees) or line 12 (transfers from authorized committees), and its own summary totals for those lines are zero. Its money came from individuals, which this table does not count.
Source: Federal Election Commission