U.S.A.
Matt Day, raised in a blue-collar family in Southeast Georgia, developed a strong work ethic and commitment to faith early on. He attended both public and private high schools, followed by enrollment in South Georgia College and East Central Tech School. During the Great Recession, he took over his family's glass business and cattle farm at the age of 20 while balancing two full-time jobs. Day founded Glaziers On Demand in 2013, transforming labor practices in the glass and construction industry and employing over 400 glaziers across 40 states. He later expanded his business model with Glazier Nation in 2019, investing in software for the construction industry, and most recently launched Chorenab in 2025, applying his labor model to manufacturing.
Matt Day's political identity is shaped by a blend of conservative values and a unique approach to economic and environmental policies. He champions traditional family values and staunch opposition to woke ideologies, yet his economic stances reveal a surprising alignment with progressive environmental goals. Day advocates for reducing government size while simultaneously investing in national wildlife refuges, demonstrating a complex approach to conservation. His policy on brain chips, restricted to serious health crises, suggests a cautious yet forward-thinking stance on technology. Day’s legislative record shows an unexpected convergence with opposing factions on environmental regulations, revealing a highly calculated approach to protecting regional industrial interests.