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North Carolina General Assembly, Mike Clampitt

Mike earned a diploma in computer numerically controlled (CNC) machinist technology from Forsyth Technical Community College, and an associate's degree in fire science from Rowan-Cabarrus Community College.

Mike spent 27 years as a firefighter before retiring. He was the fire captain of the Charlotte Fire Department.

Mike Clampitt is a state representative in District 119. He was elected in 2016, and is serving his fourth term. He is the chairman of the Families, Children, and Aging Policy and Federal Relations and American Indian Affairs Committees, and the vice chairman of the Appropriations, Justice, and Public Safety and Wildlife Resources Committees.

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Believes lower taxes and regulatory reform help businesses grow and families make ends meet. Plans to "make sure more of your hard-earned money stays in your pocket."

Believes lower taxes and regulatory reform help businesses grow and families make ends meet, and plans to "make sure more of your hard-earned money stays in your pocket."

Believes North Carolina's economy thrives under "Republican leadership" with "free market principles and low taxes." Plans to rebuild the pandemic-affected economy to be "stronger than ever."

Believes North Carolina's economy thrives under "Republican leadership" with "free market principles and low taxes," while planning to rebuild the pandemic-affected economy to be "stronger than ever."

Believes in finding solutions to safely reopen businesses affected by COVID-19. Plans to address the challenges faced by small businesses and schools due to the pandemic.

Believes in finding solutions to safely reopen businesses affected by COVID-19, and plans to address the challenges faced by small businesses and schools due to the pandemic.

- Believes lower taxes and regulatory reform help businesses grow and families make ends meet, and plans to "make sure more of your hard-earned money stays in your pocket."
- Believes North Carolina's economy thrives under "Republican leadership" with "free market principles and low taxes," while planning to rebuild the pandemic-affected economy to be "stronger than ever."
- Believes in finding solutions to safely reopen businesses affected by COVID-19, and plans to address the challenges faced by small businesses and schools due to the pandemic.
- Believes in "lower taxes for all."

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Believes the state should fund increased testing, implement safety measures, and support businesses during public health crises.

Plans to prioritize defeating the Coronavirus pandemic and reopening North Carolina safely and strongly. Believes in a vision for recovery post-2020 challenges.

Plans to prioritize defeating the Coronavirus pandemic and reopening North Carolina safely and strongly, and believes in a vision for recovery post-2020 challenges.

- Believes the state should fund increased testing, implement safety measures, and support businesses during public health crises.
- Plans to prioritize defeating the Coronavirus pandemic and reopening North Carolina safely and strongly, and believes in a vision for recovery post-2020 challenges.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Believes in increasing teacher pay, improving classroom investments, and securing schools. As a State Representative, worked to enhance support for students and teachers.

Believes in increasing teacher pay, improving classroom investments, and securing schools, and as a state representative, worked to enhance support for students and teachers.

- Believes in increasing teacher pay, improving classroom investments, and securing schools, and as a state representative, worked to enhance support for students and teachers.

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Mike Clampitt

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

Mike Clampitt spent 27 years as a firefighter before retiring. He was elected to serve in the North Carolina General Assembly representing the 119th district, which includes Jackson, Swain, and Haywood Counties, in 2016.

Mike Clampitt was elected to the North Carolina General Assembly in 2016, representing the 119th district, which includes Jackson, Swain, and Haywood Counties. Specific details on appointments or committees he serves on, or previous runs for office, are not provided in the information given.

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