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- Supports funding police departments.
- Supports the right to bear arms.

Public Safety

Wants to pass legislation that prevents surprise billing.

- Does not support Medicare expansion. 
- Wants to pass legislation that prevents surprise billing.
- Supports pro-life policies.
- Does not support vaccine mandates.

Healthcare

Wants to "expand education saving accounts."

Plans to assign federal dollars towards school choice.

- Supports school choice. 
- Wants to "expand education saving accounts." 
- Plans to assign federal dollars towards school choice.

Education

As of May 2, 2022, Sheri Smallwood Gilligan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Sheri Smallwood Gilligan

Plans to work with the school board to "protect parents’ rights."

Does not support critical race theory in schools.

- Plans to work with the school board to "protect parents’ rights."
- Does not support critical race theory in schools.

Wants to "get government out of the way and to continue to make Forsyth County the best place to live, work, raise a family, and retire."

- Wants to "get government out of the way and to continue to make Forsyth County the best place to live, work, raise a family, and retire."

Plans to fix Post Road traffic and safety.

Wants to "produce smart, safe and aesthetically pleasing solutions for our roads and infrastructure."

- Plans to fix Post Road traffic and safety. 
- Wants to "produce smart, safe and aesthetically pleasing solutions for our roads and infrastructure."

Carter Barrett

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