Wake Elections Results

Brian volunteers at Greenpeace, the Sierra Club, and for State Libertarian Parties. 

Brian works at a large telecommunications company. He also founded a commercial compost research company, a cloth diaper service, and a concierge coffee company. He served in the US Navy. 

Brian K. Lewis previously served as a Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor in Broward County, Florida. He ran for Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor in 2022, but he did not win.

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Believes in assisting homeowners and local water managers in preserving a clean and sustainable water supply.

Supports helping homeowners and local water operators manage a clean and sustainable water source. 

Believes soil and water conservation are crucial for all, not just agricultural concerns, saying "How well we manage them affects the quality of life of each and every one of us."

Believes soil and water conservation are not only agricultural concerns, saying how well soil and water are managed affects quality of life for all. 

Believes helping large and small farmers "deploy these cost savings and yield improvement techniques is key to sustaining a local farming industry."

- Supports helping homeowners and local water operators manage a clean and sustainable water source. 
- Supports urban farming.
- Believes soil and water conservation are not only agricultural concerns, saying how well soil and water are managed affects quality of life for all. 
- Believes helping large and small farmers "deploy these cost savings and yield improvement techniques is key to sustaining a local farming industry."

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Plans to work to expand access to affordable tools for soil and water conservation for all county residents.

Believes helping homeowners and local water managers achieve soil and water preservation is not only about helping with future sustainability in Wake County but is "the responsible thing to do to protect all our downstream neighbors as well."

- Says legalizing cannabis should be a priority
- Plans to work to expand access to affordable tools for soil and water conservation for all county residents.
- Believes helping homeowners and local water managers achieve soil and water preservation is not only about helping with future sustainability in Wake County but is "the responsible thing to do to protect all our downstream neighbors as well."

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Brian K. Lewis

Supports Soil and Water Conservation Districts in providing local farmers with innovative farm management techniques to reduce costs and improve yields, believing this is essential for sustaining the local farming industry.

Supports providing local farmers with innovative farm management techniques to 

Believes in "smaller government when it’s possible, more efficient government when it’s necessary."

Says legalizing cannabis should be a priority

Believes helping homeowners and local water managers achieve soil and water preservation is not only about helping with future sustainability in Wake County, but is " the responsible thing to do to protect all our downstream neighbors as well."

- Says legalizing cannabis should be a priority
- Plans to work to expand access to affordable tools for soil and water conservation for all county residents.
- Believes helping homeowners and local water managers achieve soil and water preservation is not only about helping with future sustainability in Wake County, but is " the responsible thing to do to protect all our downstream neighbors as well."

Believes helping homeowners and local water managers achieve soul and water preservation is not only about helping with future sustainability in Wake County, but is " the responsible thing to do to protect all our downstream neighbors as well."

- Says legalizing cannabis should be a priority
- Plans to work to expand access to affordable tools for soil and water conservation for all county residents.
- Believes helping homeowners and local water managers achieve soul and water preservation is not only about helping with future sustainability in Wake County, but is " the responsible thing to do to protect all our downstream neighbors as well."

As of August 22, 2024, Brian K. Lewis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Brian K. Lewis ran for soil and water conservation district supervisor in 2022 but did not win.

Supports Soil and Water Conservation Districts in providing local farmers with innovative farm management techniques to reduce costs.

Wants to assist homeowners and local water managers in preserving a clean and sustainable water supply.

- Supports Soil and Water Conservation Districts in providing local farmers with innovative farm management techniques to reduce costs.
- Wants to assist homeowners and local water managers in preserving a clean and sustainable water supply.
- Supports urban farming.
- Believes soil and water conservation are crucial for all, not just agricultural concerns, saying "How well we manage them affects the quality of life of each and every one of us."

- Believes in "smaller government when it’s possible, more efficient government when it’s necessary."
- Says legalizing cannabis should be a priority

As of August 21, 2024, Brian K. Lewis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Brian K. Lewis is running for the position of Wake Soil & Water Supervisor.

Supports addressing the NC opioid crisis, improving veteran care, and promoting better alternatives for energy and environmental policies.

Believes a holistic approach to resource management will enhance resilience against economic, supply, and weather-related risks.

Believes all Wake County residents are "shareholders in maintaining our soil and water resources" and plans to provide access to conservation tools to protect community wellbeing.

- A soil and water conservation district supervisor is 1 member of a board of 5 supervisors that works to improve the soil and water quality in the county through education. 
- The board of supervisors provide technical and financial assistance to help land users maintain their land and surrounding ecosystems. 
- The board of supervisors design long term conservation programs that teach environmental care, pollution reduction, and provide incentives for using these practices, especially for agricultural workers. 
- The board of supervisors provide short term educational services like competitions, field days, and workshops to educate the public on conservation. 
- Soil and water conservation district supervisors are elected to 4 year terms in non-partisan races. However, 2 of the board members are appointed by the state soil and water commission. 

Member of board of supervisors that creates aid programs and educates people on environmental conservation. 