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Ingrid received her bachelor’s degree in accounting from Barber-Scotia College, master’s degree in rehabilitation counseling from Winston-Salem State University in rehabilitation counseling, and master’s degree in business administration from Strayer College. She lives in Salisbury. 

Ingrid has been a math and reading tutor for nearly 3 years. Prior, she was an adjunct instructor at Rowan-Cabarrus Commuity College and at Barber-Scotia College.

Ingrid Nurse’s campaign for the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners is her first run for public office.

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Supports community outreach through collaboration with churches, the NAACP, and political campaigns, and active participation in local governance.

Supports community outreach through collaboration with churches, political campaigns, and active participation in local governance.

- Supports community outreach through collaboration with churches, political campaigns, and active participation in local governance.

Public Services

Supports stimulating the local economy by raising the minimum wage, improving financial literacy in schools, holding officials accountable for corporate greed, and enhancing public transportation.

- Supports stimulating the local economy by raising the minimum wage, improving financial literacy in schools, holding officials accountable for corporate greed, and enhancing public transportation.

Economy

Supports advocating for safe schools, reliable transportation, adequate funding, and resources for higher education and mental health.

- Supports advocating for safe schools, reliable transportation, adequate funding, and resources for higher education and mental health.

Education

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

Public Safety

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Supports advocating for affordable housing, expanding programs for safe housing, and building relationships with community developers.

Supports improved home buyer programs to address housing affordability issues.

Advocates for addressing homelessness, citing presence of four tent cities and shantytowns in the county.

- Supports advocating for affordable housing, expanding programs for safe housing, and building relationships with community developers.
- Supports improved home buyer programs to address housing affordability issues.
- Advocates for addressing homelessness, citing presence of four tent cities and shantytowns in the county.

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Ingrid Nurse

Believes in the importance of community unification and collaboration to improve public services for the present and future.

Believes high taxes, non-livable wages, lack of opportunities, and insufficient transportation harm the community.

Believes schools are underfunded and vital programs are being removed. Said, "We are facing a teacher/bus driver shortage" and "our bright pupils are facing senseless violence."

Believes the lack of affordable housing, home buyer programs, and rent/mortgage control is widening the divide in fostering safe communities.

- Supports advocating for affordable housing, expanding programs for safe housing, and building relationships with community developers.

Ingrid received her master’s degree from Winston-Salem State University in rehabilitation counseling. She also has a master’s degree from Strayer College in business administration and her bachelor’s degree from Barber-Scotia College in accounting. Ingrid resides in Salisbury. 

Ingrid is currently a math and reading tutor and has been in this role for nearly 3 years. Prior, she was an adjunct instructor at Rowan-Cabarrus Commuity College and at Barber-Scotia College.

Ingrid Nurse’s campaign for county commissioner is her first run for a public office.

As of July 8, 2024, Ingrid Nurse’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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