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Lester is married to his wife Amanda, with whom he has 2 children. He was raised in Pleasant Garden, NC, and attended North Carolina A&T. The Rivenbarks are members of West Asheboro Church of God.

Lester has a background in the construction industry, and worked in his family's electrical business since high school and college. He joined DH Griffin/DARI in 2011, where he progressed from a laborer to lead man, then to supervisor, and is currently the operations manager in the DARI Greensboro office.

Lester Rivenbark's campaign for the Randolph County Board of Commissioner is his first run for public office.

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

Public Services

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Believes small businesses need less government interference to thrive. Plans to "remove the 'red-tape'" hindering business growth and "defend the freedom they deserve."

Believes small businesses need less government interference to thrive, and plans to "remove the 'red-tape'" hindering business growth and "defend the freedom they deserve."

Believes farming and manufacturing are crucial for Randolph County's future and supports growth that does not harm farmers. Plans to be a strong advocate for the agricultural community.

Believes farming and manufacturing are crucial for Randolph County's future and supports growth that does not harm farmers, and plans to be a strong advocate for the agricultural community.

- Believes small businesses need less government interference to thrive, and plans to "remove the 'red-tape'" hindering business growth and "defend the freedom they deserve."
- Believes farming and manufacturing are crucial for Randolph County's future and supports growth that does not harm farmers, and plans to be a strong advocate for the agricultural community.

Economy

Education

Supports fully funding law enforcement to ensure the safety of officers and citizens. Said, "Our law enforcement must be fully funded to ensure the safety of each man and woman in service, as well as the citizens of Randolph County."

Supports fully funding law enforcement to ensure the safety of officers and citizens, saying, "Our law enforcement must be fully funded to ensure the safety of each man and woman in service, as well as the citizens of Randolph County."

Believes Randolph County should be a safe place for all families.

- Supports fully funding law enforcement to ensure the safety of officers and citizens, saying, "Our law enforcement must be fully funded to ensure the safety of each man and woman in service, as well as the citizens of Randolph County."
- Believes Randolph County should be a safe place for all families.

Public Safety

Believes property taxes should be kept "as low as possible" to attract families to Randolph County and reduce the financial burden on citizens.

- Believes property taxes should be kept "as low as possible" to attract families to Randolph County and reduce the financial burden on citizens.

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

Lester Rivenbark

Lester Rivenbark is a family man who, along with his wife Amanda, is raising their two children, Alana and Wyatt, in Randolph County. He was raised in Pleasant Garden, NC, and attended North Carolina A&T where he played baseball for four years. The Rivenbarks are members of West Asheboro Church of God and maintain a small homestead where they grow and preserve their own food.

Lester Rivenbark has a background in the construction industry, having worked in his family's electrical business since high school and college. He joined DH Griffin/DARI in 2011, where he progressed from a laborer to lead man, then to Supervisor, and is currently the Operations Manager in the DARI Greensboro office.

As of July 10, 2024, Lester Rivenbark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Believes small businesses need less government interference to thrive. Plans to "remove the 'red-tape'" hindering business growth and "defend the freedom they deserve."
- Believes farming and manufacturing are crucial for Randolph County's future and supports growth that does not harm farmers. Plans to be a strong advocate for the agricultural community.

- Supports fully funding law enforcement to ensure the safety of officers and citizens. Said, "Our law enforcement must be fully funded to ensure the safety of each man and woman in service, as well as the citizens of Randolph County."
- Believes Randolph County should be a safe place for all families.

As of July 9, 2024, Lester Rivenbark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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

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