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Believes in improving digital access to North Carolina's historical records for all citizens. As a board member, advocates for easier access to records without traveling to Raleigh.

Believes in improving digital access to North Carolina's historical records for all citizens without needing to travel to Raleigh.

As Register of Deeds, increased transparency, advocated for secure record keeping, and improved office accessibility. Believes in using innovative technology to enhance efficiency and public convenience.

As Register of Deeds, increased transparency, advocated for secure record keeping, and improved office accessibility, expressing a belief in using innovative technology to enhance efficiency and public convenience.

Believes in fiscal responsibility, transparency, and technological advances. As Buncombe County’s Register of Deeds, led on marriage equality, accessibility, and efficiency.

Believes in fiscal responsibility, transparency, and technological advances, and as register of deeds, led on marriage equality, accessibility, and efficiency.

As Buncombe County Register of Deeds, led the digitization of historic slave deeds to enhance transparency and efficiency. Plans to create a state-wide database of slavery records as a national model for other states.

As register of deeds, led the digitization of historic slave deeds to enhance transparency and efficiency, and plans to create a state-wide database of slavery records as a national model for other states.

As Register of Deeds, made previously unavailable cohabitation records accessible to improve transparency and efficiency in genealogical research.

As register of deeds, made previously unavailable cohabitation records accessible to improve transparency and efficiency in genealogical research.

Believes in delivering efficient and transparent service as the Register of Deeds. Plans to continue providing the stewardship that residents expect from the office.

Believes in delivering efficient and transparent service as the Register of Deeds.

As a member of the Legislative Committee in the Register of Deeds Association, Drew supports expanding who can perform civil marriage ceremonies. Plans to "address the topic next session" after drafting a bill for "officiant for a day."

As a member of the Legislative Committee in the Register of Deeds Association, supports expanding who can perform civil marriage ceremonies, and plans to "address the topic next session" after drafting a bill for "officiant for a day."

As a member of the Legislative Committee, Drew helped pass legislation to stop a scam targeting elderly residents and worked with the NC Attorney General to address it statewide. Supports transparency and efficiency in administration by collaborating with local attorneys and media.

As a member of the Legislative Committee, helped pass legislation to stop a scam targeting elderly residents and worked with the NC Attorney General to address it statewide.

- Believes in improving digital access to North Carolina's historical records for all citizens without needing to travel to Raleigh.
- As Register of Deeds, increased transparency, advocated for secure record keeping, and improved office accessibility, expressing a belief in using innovative technology to enhance efficiency and public convenience.
- Believes in fiscal responsibility, transparency, and technological advances, and as register of deeds, led on marriage equality, accessibility, and efficiency.
- As register of deeds, led the digitization of historic slave deeds to enhance transparency and efficiency, and plans to create a state-wide database of slavery records as a national model for other states.
- As register of deeds, made previously unavailable cohabitation records accessible to improve transparency and efficiency in genealogical research.
- Believes in delivering efficient and transparent service as the Register of Deeds.
- As a member of the Legislative Committee in the Register of Deeds Association, supports expanding who can perform civil marriage ceremonies, and plans to "address the topic next session" after drafting a bill for "officiant for a day."
- As a member of the Legislative Committee, helped pass legislation to stop a scam targeting elderly residents and worked with the NC Attorney General to address it statewide.

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- The Register of Deeds Office issues marriage licenses and supplies copies of birth and death certificates. They also may assist in administering notary public oaths. 
- The Register of Deeds is elected every two years. 