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Nancy is a native of Ashe County. She is a mother of 5 and a grandmother to 7.

Nancy is the owner and manager of a store that sold Fiber Arts supplies, local produce, and art.

Nancy Beth Weaver-Hoffman's campaign for the Ashe County Board of Commissioners is her first run for public office.

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Believes in investing in the community to benefit all economic levels.

Believes in giving "representation by way of lived experience" to those who live and work in the community.

Believes in "weaving the threads that create the fabric of our community" through Public Services like Libraries, Parks, Recreation, and Community Building. Supports initiatives that strengthen community bonds and enhance public amenities.

Believes in "weaving the threads that create the fabric of our community" through public services like libraries, parks, recreation, and community building, as well. as supporting initiatives that strengthen community bonds and enhance public amenities.

Believes that children need the freedom to play outdoors, emphasizing the importance of activities like climbing, running, and jumping for their development.

Believes in the importance of investing money in the community. Said, "WE NEED that money invested in this community."

- Believes in investing in the community to benefit all economic levels.
- Believes in giving "representation by way of lived experience" to those who live and work in the community.
- Believes in "weaving the threads that create the fabric of our community" through public services like libraries, parks, recreation, and community building, as well. as supporting initiatives that strengthen community bonds and enhance public amenities.
- Believes that children need the freedom to play outdoors, emphasizing the importance of activities like climbing, running, and jumping for their development.
- Believes in the importance of investing money in the community. Said, "WE NEED that money invested in this community."

Public Services

Believes wages in Onslow County are significantly higher than in other areas, where $9 is considered high pay. Criticizes Walmart for offering insufficient hours and not accepting doctor's notes, leading to job loss for employees with limited personal leave.

Believes wages in Onslow County are significantly higher than in other areas, where $9 is considered high pay, and criticizes Walmart for offering insufficient hours and not accepting doctor's notes, leading to job loss for employees with limited personal leave.

Believes that labor has become increasingly undervalued, shifting from cheap industrial labor to even cheaper service and construction jobs.

Believes Ashe County's workforce had a strong reputation for work ethic and character. Said, "Seems like we’ve always sent our workforce away instead of fostering employment here."

Believes Ashe County's workforce had a strong reputation for work ethic and character, saying, "Seems like we’ve always sent our workforce away instead of fostering employment here."

Believes in attracting businesses that pay a living wage. Supports economic policies that ensure fair labor practices and sustainable wages.

Believes in attracting businesses that pay a living wage, and supports economic policies that ensure fair labor practices and sustainable wages.

Supports corporations providing free onsite child care to promote happier families.

Believes the economy is structured to create a "ready and hungry workforce" for asset controllers. Questions if labor issues and regulations serve the interests of those controlling assets.

Believes the economy is structured to create a "ready and hungry workforce" for asset controllers, and questions if labor issues and regulations serve the interests of those controlling assets.

Believes that achieving peace would lead to economic collapse. Said, "The economy would completely collapse" without conflict.

Believes that achieving peace would lead to economic collapse, saying, "The economy would completely collapse" without conflict.

Believes the tourism industry generates numerous construction and restaurant jobs.

Believes the economy is leaving people behind, pushing them into addiction and poverty.

Believes there is no reason why good jobs can't be created locally.

- Believes wages in Onslow County are significantly higher than in other areas, where $9 is considered high pay, and criticizes Walmart for offering insufficient hours and not accepting doctor's notes, leading to job loss for employees with limited personal leave.
- Believes that labor has become increasingly undervalued, shifting from cheap industrial labor to even cheaper service and construction jobs.
- Believes Ashe County's workforce had a strong reputation for work ethic and character, saying, "Seems like we’ve always sent our workforce away instead of fostering employment here."
- Believes in attracting businesses that pay a living wage, and supports economic policies that ensure fair labor practices and sustainable wages.
- Supports corporations providing free onsite child care to promote happier families.
- Believes the economy is structured to create a "ready and hungry workforce" for asset controllers, and questions if labor issues and regulations serve the interests of those controlling assets.
- Believes that achieving peace would lead to economic collapse, saying, "The economy would completely collapse" without conflict.
- Believes the tourism industry generates numerous construction and restaurant jobs.
- Believes the economy is leaving people behind, pushing them into addiction and poverty.
- Believes there is no reason why good jobs can't be created locally.

Economy

Believes screen time is detrimental to children's health and hopes for a shift in educational policies.

Believes it is unfair to ask working mothers to pay hundreds of dollars monthly for their children's safety while they work.

Believes children should experience nature freely to foster environmental care. Said, "fear has played into the sequestering of our children with TV and electronics."

Believes children should experience nature freely to foster environmental care, saying, "Fear has played into the sequestering of our children with TV and electronics."

Believes in providing children with unstructured, natural experiences rather than traditional camps or classes.

- Believes screen time is detrimental to children's health and hopes for a shift in educational policies.
- Believes it is unfair to ask working mothers to pay hundreds of dollars monthly for their children's safety while they work.
- Believes children should experience nature freely to foster environmental care, saying, "Fear has played into the sequestering of our children with TV and electronics."
- Believes in providing children with unstructured, natural experiences rather than traditional camps or classes.

Education

Believes police reform is necessary to ensure accountability for officers involved in the deaths of Black individuals. Criticizes the negative portrayal of movements advocating for such reforms.

Believes police reform is necessary to ensure accountability for officers involved in the deaths of Black individuals, and criticizes the negative portrayal of movements advocating for such reforms.

Believes public safety has shifted from "revenuers" to a militarized sheriff's department and privatized prisons.

Believes that jails should provide medical care for individuals undergoing detox. Said, "We don’t even ALLOW medical care for people who are forced to detox in jail."

Believes that jails should provide medical care for individuals undergoing detox, saying, "We don’t even ALLOW medical care for people who are forced to detox in jail."

Believes crime has increased due to substance abuse, leading to more fear.

Believes drugs should not be present in homes with elderly and children. Said, "We can't let the drug live in our homes around our elderly, younger children… and oftentimes… their own children that we are raising."

Believes drugs should not be present in homes with elderly and children, saying, "We can't let the drug live in our homes around our elderly, younger children… and oftentimes… their own children that we are raising."

Believes public safety is threatened by certain cultural practices, citing the "blessing of the guns service" at a Tennessee church.

Believes the loss of generational knowledge due to substance misuse and forced displacement is a "terrible loss" that diminishes the community daily.

Believes the opioid settlement funds will not reach those affected by the substance misuse crisis.

Believes in the importance of compassion and understanding in addressing addiction, challenging the traditional tough love approach.

Believes in addressing public safety through harm reduction and community engagement. Plans to host a listening session on April 17, 2024, with Down Home North Carolina to discuss harm reduction strategies.

Believes in addressing public safety through harm reduction and community engagement.

- Believes police reform is necessary to ensure accountability for officers involved in the deaths of Black individuals, and criticizes the negative portrayal of movements advocating for such reforms.
- Believes public safety has shifted from "revenuers" to a militarized sheriff's department and privatized prisons.
- Believes that jails should provide medical care for individuals undergoing detox, saying, "We don’t even ALLOW medical care for people who are forced to detox in jail."
- Believes crime has increased due to substance abuse, leading to more fear.
- Believes drugs should not be present in homes with elderly and children, saying, "We can't let the drug live in our homes around our elderly, younger children… and oftentimes… their own children that we are raising."
- Believes public safety is threatened by certain cultural practices, citing the "blessing of the guns service" at a Tennessee church.
- Believes the loss of generational knowledge due to substance misuse and forced displacement is a "terrible loss" that diminishes the community daily.
- Believes the opioid settlement funds will not reach those affected by the substance misuse crisis.
- Believes in the importance of compassion and understanding in addressing addiction, challenging the traditional tough love approach.
- Believes in addressing public safety through harm reduction and community engagement.

Public Safety

Believes that refusing land use planning led to "rampant and not always pretty" development.

Believes in improving the safety, affordability, and quantity of housing.

Believes rising property taxes force people to sell their homes out of desperation.

Believes developers exploited vulnerable landowners by using underhanded tactics like searching obituaries and threatening widows to buy land cheaply.

Believes vulnerable citizens should not live in substandard housing.

Believes in addressing homelessness and ensuring people have adequate shelter to stay warm and safe.

Wants to address homelessness and ensure people have adequate shelter to stay warm and safe.

Believes in addressing homelessness by providing practical resources like double-walled refrigerator boxes, boots, tarps, and sleeping bags.

Believes in supporting people living in unconventional and substandard housing. Said, "I love our people... who live in homes built of tires and refrigerator boxes and tarps."

Believes in supporting people living in unconventional and substandard housing, saying, "I love our people... who live in homes built of tires and refrigerator boxes and tarps."

Believes $800 a month for housing is considered low income while $8 an hour is seen as adequate pay.

Believes addressing homelessness is crucial, highlighting the plight of "mommies and babies living in cars." Supports affordable housing initiatives to combat homelessness.

Believes addressing homelessness is crucial, highlighting the plight of "mommies and babies living in cars," and supports affordable housing initiatives to combat homelessness.

- Believes that refusing land use planning led to "rampant and not always pretty" development.
- Believes in improving the safety, affordability, and quantity of housing.
- Believes rising property taxes force people to sell their homes out of desperation.
- Believes developers exploited vulnerable landowners by using underhanded tactics like searching obituaries and threatening widows to buy land cheaply.
- Believes vulnerable citizens should not live in substandard housing.
- Wants to address homelessness and ensure people have adequate shelter to stay warm and safe.
- Believes in addressing homelessness by providing practical resources like double-walled refrigerator boxes, boots, tarps, and sleeping bags.
- Believes in supporting people living in unconventional and substandard housing, saying, "I love our people... who live in homes built of tires and refrigerator boxes and tarps."
- Believes $800 a month for housing is considered low income while $8 an hour is seen as adequate pay.
- Believes addressing homelessness is crucial, highlighting the plight of "mommies and babies living in cars," and supports affordable housing initiatives to combat homelessness.

Housing & Urban Development

As of June 14, 2024, Nancy Beth Weaver-Hoffman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Nancy Beth Weaver-Hoffman

Nancy Beth Weaver-Hoffman is a native of Ashe County, where she grew up on a family apple orchard and livestock farm. She is a mother of five and a grandmother to seven. Details about where she attended school and what church she attends are not provided in the information given.

As of July 8, 2024, Nancy Beth Weaver-Hoffman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

The candidate's website says, "Owner and manager of a store that sold Fiber Arts supplies, local produce and art as well as serving as a community space."

Believes in using her skills to amplify the voices of all Ashe County residents. Plans to enhance public services, including libraries, parks, recreation, and community building.

Supports community engagement through public services, encouraging families to enjoy parks and recreation.

Believes in strong community ties, stating, "We knew our neighbors and we took care of each other."

The candidate's website says, "What the heck y’all ? I’ve always figured I’d be good if I stayed on the team that didn’t burn books, and now the people who call themselves followers of Christ are not only doing that, but calling human beings “vermin” , "not really people" . NC overwhelmingly went for a man who says he would prefer women didn't vote and a lot of other crap, State Superintendent of Schools could be a woman who endorses Moms for Liberty. Holy Heifers Batman!!!"

The candidate's website says, "The center starts teachers at $10 per hour and pays credentialed teachers $11 per hour. Teachers with an associate degree start at $15, a bachelor’s degree starts at $18, and a master’s starts at $23” Rebecca Rash, Director of Ashe Developmental Day School."

- County Commissioners create and pass laws at the county-level. These laws show up in very tangible ways, such as determining how much you pay property and sales tax rates, public transportation, and maintaining infrastructure.
- County Commissioners are responsible for preparing and passing the county budget. The budget determines how much funding goes to various public services, such as public transportation, law enforcement, repairing roads, and maintaining infrastructure.
- County Commissioners oversee the administrative duties of your county’s government to ensure the safety, comfort, and well-being of county residents.
- County Commissioners can create, change, or abolish offices, positions, departments that are not required by law. 
- County Commissioners are elected to 4-year terms, with no term limits. Typically, you only vote for the County Commissioner that represents your county commission district.