As of July 19, 2024, Nancy Curtis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Nancy is retired. She previously worked as a freight agent, train dispatcher, sales manager, teacher, substitute teacher, and flight attendant. 

Nancy Curtis previously served as the Mayor of Andrews. She served one term from 2013 to 2017. 

Plans to "work to provide affordable housing and workforce housing for our young families so they can remain in the area if they so choose."

Wants to "work to secure infrastructure funds for our district: water, sewer, roads and broadband."

- Plans to "work to provide affordable housing and workforce housing for our young families so they can remain in the area if they so choose."
- Wants to "work to secure infrastructure funds for our district: water, sewer, roads and broadband."

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Wants to protect rural healthcare and improve access in the mountain area.

Wants to protect women's rights and access to reproductive healthcare.

- Wants to protect rural healthcare and improve access in the mountain area.
- Wants to protect women's rights and access to reproductive healthcare.

Healthcare

Intends to "protect against gerrymandering to ensure fair representation in the general assembly."

- Intends to "protect against gerrymandering to ensure fair representation in the general assembly."

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Is an advocate for competitive teacher pay and benefits.

Plans to "vote to support public school funding and not let vouchers strip away funds for public education."

- Is an advocate for competitive teacher pay and benefits.
- Plans to "vote to support public school funding and not let vouchers strip away funds for public education."

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Nancy Curtis

As of July 11, 2024, Nancy Curtis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Candidate's website says, "work to provide affordable housing and workforce housing for our young families so they can remain in the area if they so choose."

Candidate's website says, "work to secure infrastructure funds for our district: water, sewer, roads and broadband."

- Candidate's website says, "work to provide affordable housing and workforce housing for our young families so they can remain in the area if they so choose."
- Candidate's website says, "work to secure infrastructure funds for our district: water, sewer, roads and broadband."

Candidate's website says, "protect against gerrymandering to ensure fair representation in the general assembly."

- Candidate's website says, "protect against gerrymandering to ensure fair representation in the general assembly."

Believes in "preventing or investigating possible wrongdoing" related to public safety. Supports measures to ensure accountability within the Service.

Believes in protecting the personal safety of users and the public.

Candidates website says, "vote to support public school funding and not let vouchers strip away funds for public education."

- Is an advocate for competitive teacher pay and benefits.
- Candidates website says, "vote to support public school funding and not let vouchers strip away funds for public education."

- Wants to protect rural healthcare and improve access in the mountain area.

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

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