Jessica Holmes is a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law, where she earned honors and received awards such as the Distinguished Young Alumni Award and Outstanding Recent Graduate Award. 

Jessica Holmes has experience as an attorney who has served at the NC Industrial Commission, overseeing workers' compensation claims.

Jessica Holmes is currently the Auditor for North Carolina. She was appointed to this position in 2023, and has served one term in the position. She was also the youngest-ever elected Wake County commissioner and was elected as Chair of Wake County Commission during her tenure.

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The candidate's website says, "Jessica Holmes stands committed to safeguarding taxpayer dollars as the NC Auditor, leveraging her expertise, integrity, and unwavering dedication to equitable policies for the betterment of North Carolina."

Said she is "committed to safeguarding taxpayer dollars as the NC Auditor, leveraging her expertise, integrity, and unwavering dedication to equitable policies for the betterment of North Carolina."

Plans to implement and maintain clear internal processes to ensure OSA accountability in managing tax dollars.

Plans to implement and maintain clear internal processes to ensure Office of State Auditor (OSA) accountability in managing tax dollars.

Believes in leading by example with personal accountability, refusing a state-issued vehicle and credit card, and opting for the same reimbursement process as other state employees.

- Said she is "committed to safeguarding taxpayer dollars as the NC Auditor, leveraging her expertise, integrity, and unwavering dedication to equitable policies for the betterment of North Carolina."
- Plans to implement and maintain clear internal processes to ensure Office of State Auditor (OSA) accountability in managing tax dollars.
- Believes in leading by example with personal accountability, refusing a state-issued vehicle and credit card, and opting for the same reimbursement process as other state employees.

Financial Management

Plans to ensure audit and report findings are supported by facts and thorough analysis.

Believes audits and reports should provide "clear insights and meaningful recommendations" to enhance government services.

Believes audits and reports should provide "clear insights and meaningful recommendations" to improve government services.

- Plans to ensure audit and report findings are supported by facts and thorough analysis.
- Believes audits and reports should provide "clear insights and meaningful recommendations" to improve government services.

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- Said she is "committed to safeguarding taxpayer dollars as the NC Auditor, leveraging her expertise, integrity, and unwavering dedication to equitable policies for the betterment of North Carolina."

As of June 14, 2024, Jessica Holmes’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- The Auditor conducts financial audits of North Carolina’s government agencies, ensuring tax dollars are well-spent and that corruption does not occur.
- The Auditor's office examines books, records, files, papers, documents, and financial affairs of every state agency. They often comment on the operational and financial affairs of the North Carolina State Government.
- The Auditor has the power to make people produce records and answer questions under oath.
- The Auditor oversees an office of over 300 employees. 
- The Auditor is elected for a four year term. The position has no term limits.