Ballotpedia, Kevin Terrett

Kevin currently works in the transportation industry. 

Kevin Terret ran for state representative in District 41 in 2022, but he did not win. 

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Believes regulation and licensing laws should not exist to "keep out competitors." Opposes government rules that serve special interests over public interests, which he believes disadvantage young people.

Opposes regulation and licensing, as he believes young people are not benefited from "government rules that serve special interests, not public interests." 

Believes small businesses should grow without "crony capitalist interfering." Supports empowering healthcare customers with more options.

Opposes capitalists interfering with business growth. 

Supports "more opportunities for small businesses" and "less regulation."

Wants to increase opportunities for small businesses.  

- Opposes regulation and licensing, as he believes young people are not benefited from "government rules that serve special interests, not public interests." 
- Opposes capitalists interfering with business growth. 
- Wants to increase opportunities for small businesses.  
- Wants reduced government regulation.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Supports access to affordable and high-quality healthcare.

- Supports access to affordable and high-quality healthcare.
- Supports consumer choice in healthcare.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Kevin Terrett

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

Believes state taxation and regulation policies significantly influence economic participation. Supports fostering an innovative economic climate to create future jobs and businesses.

Believes in fostering "stronger economic potential for businesses and employees." Supports policies that enhance economic opportunities for both businesses and workers.

Believes in "stronger economic potential for businesses and employees." Supports policies that enhance economic opportunities for both businesses and workers.

Believes healthcare options are critical and state policy should promote better outcomes, wider access, and affordability.

Believes in providing "better healthcare options for patients and families." Supports comprehensive healthcare policies, including positions on abortion, medical marijuana, insurance, public health, and COVID-19.

Believes parents should control their children's education funding to find the best opportunities. Supports educational diversity and accountability by parents, not special interest groups.

Believes giving students, families, and teachers greater choice builds successful lives, improves learning environments, strengthens communities, and prepares North Carolina for future challenges.

Believes in "greater educational opportunities for students and families." Supports improved policies for K-12 schools, college access, and children's education.

Believes in "Greater Education Opportunities for students and families." Supports policies for children, college, and K-12 education.

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