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Bryan has a professional background in agriculture and as a small business owner.

Bryan Cohn is currently a member of the Oxford Board of Commissioners. He was elected in 2021 and is serving his first term.

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Supports a "long-overdue increase in the minimum wage" to a livable wage in North Carolina.

Supports paid family and sick leave for all workers.

- Supports a "long-overdue increase in the minimum wage" to a livable wage in North Carolina.
- Supports paid family and sick leave for all workers.

Economy

Supports the "long-awaited water and sewer infrastructure replacement," calling it "one of the most progressive such projects in the country for a community of our size."

- Supports the "long-awaited water and sewer infrastructure replacement," calling it "one of the most progressive such projects in the country for a community of our size."

Energy & the Environment

Supports a state constitutional amendment to enshrine a woman's right to choose into state law.

Believes Republicans will try to end abortion rights by bypassing modern democracy. Urges North Carolinians to defend democracy and vote to protect women's rights.

Believes Republicans will try to end abortion rights by bypassing modern democracy, and urges North Carolinians to defend democracy and vote to protect women's rights.

Believes Arizona's abortion ban, even in cases of incest and rape, is outdated and rooted in inequality. Criticizes GOP lawmakers for preventing a vote to change the law after Roe v. Wade was overturned.

Believes Arizona's abortion ban, even in cases of incest and rape, is outdated and rooted in inequality, and criticizes GOP lawmakers for preventing a vote to change the law after Roe v. Wade was overturned.

Believes North Carolina voters should decide on constitutional amendments regarding abortion. Said, "Republicans will not likely allow a vote of the people" on abortion, fearing it might "imperil their own careers."

Believes North Carolina voters should decide on constitutional amendments regarding abortion, saying, "Republicans will not likely allow a vote of the people" on abortion, fearing it might "imperil their own careers."

Believes Arizona's abortion ban reflects a Supreme Court "that does not reflect the will of the American people."

Supports protections for universal access to contraception and IVF treatment.

Believes abortion should be restricted after twelve weeks. Supports the 12-week abortion ban passed by Republicans in North Carolina.

Believes abortion should be restricted after twelve weeks, and supports the 12-week abortion ban passed by Republicans in North Carolina.

Believes in expanding high-quality and affordable healthcare.

- Supports a state constitutional amendment to enshrine a woman's right to choose into state law.
- Believes Republicans will try to end abortion rights by bypassing modern democracy, and urges North Carolinians to defend democracy and vote to protect women's rights.
- Believes Arizona's abortion ban, even in cases of incest and rape, is outdated and rooted in inequality, and criticizes GOP lawmakers for preventing a vote to change the law after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
- Believes North Carolina voters should decide on constitutional amendments regarding abortion, saying, "Republicans will not likely allow a vote of the people" on abortion, fearing it might "imperil their own careers."
- Believes Arizona's abortion ban reflects a Supreme Court "that does not reflect the will of the American people."
- Supports protections for universal access to contraception and IVF treatment.
- Believes abortion should be restricted after twelve weeks, and supports the 12-week abortion ban passed by Republicans in North Carolina.
- Believes in expanding high-quality and affordable healthcare.

Healthcare

Believes North Carolina's GOP majority is "inoculated from public opinion" due to "obscene gerrymandering." Argues that a "radically gerrymandered state legislature" lacks legitimacy to make decisions on women's rights.

Believes North Carolina's GOP majority is "inoculated from public opinion" due to "obscene gerrymandering," arguing that a "radically gerrymandered state legislature" lacks legitimacy to make decisions on women's rights.

Believes voters must "stand up for equality and women’s rights by demanding and exercising democracy." Supports voting to protect women's rights from those who "restrict women's rights by fooling voters, trying to hide their agenda, and avoiding democracy."

Believes voters must "stand up for equality and women’s rights by demanding and exercising democracy," and supports voting to protect women's rights from those who "restrict women's rights by fooling voters, trying to hide their agenda, and avoiding democracy."

Believes stripping women's rights without voter input undermines democracy.

Believes a "radically gerrymandered legislature" should allow NC voters to decide abortion laws through a constitutional amendment vote.

- Believes North Carolina's GOP majority is "inoculated from public opinion" due to "obscene gerrymandering," arguing that a "radically gerrymandered state legislature" lacks legitimacy to make decisions on women's rights.
- Believes voters must "stand up for equality and women’s rights by demanding and exercising democracy," and supports voting to protect women's rights from those who "restrict women's rights by fooling voters, trying to hide their agenda, and avoiding democracy."
- Believes stripping women's rights without voter input undermines democracy.
- Believes a "radically gerrymandered legislature" should allow NC voters to decide abortion laws through a constitutional amendment vote.

Voting & Elections

Supports substantial pay increases for police and firefighters to fill critical positions.

- Supports substantial pay increases for police and firefighters to fill critical positions.

Public Safety

Opposes the voucher program, stating, "Public dollars should stay in public schools." Plans to repeal the program to prevent loss of resources for public schools.

Opposes the voucher program, stating, "Public dollars should stay in public schools," and plans to repeal the program to prevent loss of resources for public schools.

Believes in supporting educators with necessary tools and pay increases to retain quality staff. Plans to "fight every day" for better support for those who assist children.

Believes in supporting educators with necessary tools and pay increases to retain quality staff, and plans to "fight every day" for better support for those who assist children.

Opposes efforts by "MAGA Republicans to ban books or otherwise censor essential educational materials."

Believes in the "freedom of our kids to learn and prosper in public schools." Supports policies that enhance educational opportunities for children from K-12 through college.

Believes in the "freedom of our kids to learn and prosper in public schools," and supports policies that enhance educational opportunities for children from K-12 through college.

- Opposes the voucher program, stating, "Public dollars should stay in public schools," and plans to repeal the program to prevent loss of resources for public schools.
- Believes in supporting educators with necessary tools and pay increases to retain quality staff, and plans to "fight every day" for better support for those who assist children.
- Opposes efforts by "MAGA Republicans to ban books or otherwise censor essential educational materials."
- Believes in the "freedom of our kids to learn and prosper in public schools," and supports policies that enhance educational opportunities for children from K-12 through college.

Education

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

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

Bryan Cohn has a professional background in agriculture and as a small business owner. He has also served on the Oxford Board of Commissioners.

Bryan Cohn has been serving on the Oxford Board of Commissioners since 2021. He is currently the Democratic nominee for the NC House of Representatives for NC House District 32.

- Supports a "long-overdue increase in the minimum wage" to a livable wage in North Carolina.
- Supports paid family and sick leave for all workers.
- The candidate's website says, "Zoning approval for over 5,000 new homes to address the issue of rising home and rental costs"

- Supports a state constitutional amendment to enshrine a woman's right to choose into state law.
- Believes Republicans will try to end abortion rights by bypassing modern democracy. Urges North Carolinians to defend democracy and vote to protect women's rights.
- Believes Arizona's abortion ban, even in cases of incest and rape, is outdated and rooted in inequality. Criticizes GOP lawmakers for preventing a vote to change the law after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
- Believes North Carolina voters should decide on constitutional amendments regarding abortion. Said, "Republicans will not likely allow a vote of the people" on abortion, fearing it might "imperil their own careers."
- Believes Arizona's abortion ban reflects a Supreme Court "that does not reflect the will of the American people."
- Supports protections for universal access to contraception and IVF treatment.
- Believes abortion should be restricted after twelve weeks. Supports the 12-week abortion ban passed by Republicans in North Carolina.
- Believes in expanding high-quality and affordable healthcare.

- Believes North Carolina's GOP majority is "inoculated from public opinion" due to "obscene gerrymandering." Argues that a "radically gerrymandered state legislature" lacks legitimacy to make decisions on women's rights.
- Believes voters must "stand up for equality and women’s rights by demanding and exercising democracy." Supports voting to protect women's rights from those who "restrict women's rights by fooling voters, trying to hide their agenda, and avoiding democracy."
- Believes stripping women's rights without voter input undermines democracy.
- Believes a "radically gerrymandered legislature" should allow NC voters to decide abortion laws through a constitutional amendment vote.

- Opposes the voucher program, stating, "Public dollars should stay in public schools." Plans to repeal the program to prevent loss of resources for public schools.
- Believes in supporting educators with necessary tools and pay increases to retain quality staff. Plans to "fight every day" for better support for those who assist children.
- Opposes efforts by "MAGA Republicans to ban books or otherwise censor essential educational materials."
- Believes in the "freedom of our kids to learn and prosper in public schools." Supports policies that enhance educational opportunities for children from K-12 through college.

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

The candidate's website says, "Zoning approval for over 5,000 new homes to address the issue of rising home and rental costs"

Believes in banning abortion in all cases, including rape, incest, and when the mother's life is endangered. Plans to avoid discussing the abortion issue despite previous commitments to MAGA Republicans.

- Supports a state constitutional amendment to enshrine a woman's right to choose into state law.
- Believes Republicans will try to end abortion rights by bypassing modern democracy, and urges North Carolinians to defend democracy and vote to protect women's rights.
- Believes Arizona's abortion ban, even in cases of incest and rape, is outdated and rooted in inequality, and criticizes GOP lawmakers for preventing a vote to change the law after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
- Believes North Carolina voters should decide on constitutional amendments regarding abortion, saying, "Republicans will not likely allow a vote of the people" on abortion, fearing it might "imperil their own careers."
- Believes Arizona's abortion ban reflects a Supreme Court "that does not reflect the will of the American people."
- Supports protections for universal access to contraception and IVF treatment.
- Believes in expanding high-quality and affordable healthcare.

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Frank is married to his wife, Vicki, and together they have 3 adult children. He was the senior pastor at South Henderson Pentecostal Holiness Church for 36 years.

Frank has been involved with the Cornerstone Conference of the IPHC as a member of the Executive Council. Additionally, he founded and led the Chaplain Program at Maria Parham Hospital, where he also served on the Ethics Council. Frank has held positions with the Henderson/Vance County Crime Stoppers, the Vance County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, the Granville County Crime Stoppers, and the North Carolina Crime Stoppers Association Board of Directors.

Frank Sossamon is currently a state representative serving District 32. He was elected in 2023 and is serving his first term. 

Supports industry training in areas like industrial maintenance, mechatronics, and welding, and believes it benefits advanced manufacturing recruitment and fosters high school and college technical education partnerships.

Believes N.C. ranks best in business due to "fiscally conservative leadership" and prudent tax management. Supports investments in infrastructure and workforce development to sustain economic growth.

Believes N.C. ranks best in business due to "fiscally conservative leadership" and prudent tax management, and supports investments in infrastructure and workforce development to sustain economic growth.

Believes maintaining and modernizing infrastructure is essential for economic success and supporting a growing population.

- Supports industry training in areas like industrial maintenance, mechatronics, and welding, and believes it benefits advanced manufacturing recruitment and fosters high school and college technical education partnerships.
- Believes N.C. ranks best in business due to "fiscally conservative leadership" and prudent tax management, and supports investments in infrastructure and workforce development to sustain economic growth.
- Believes maintaining and modernizing infrastructure is essential for economic success and supporting a growing population.

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

As a House Representative, Frank Sossamon supported funding for rural hospitals, incentives for healthcare professionals in underserved areas, combating the opioid crisis, wage increases for disability support workers, and resources for women with under-supported pregnancies.

As a state representative, supported funding for rural hospitals, incentives for healthcare professionals in underserved areas, combating the opioid crisis, wage increases for disability support workers, and resources for women with under-supported pregnancies.

- As a state representative, supported funding for rural hospitals, incentives for healthcare professionals in underserved areas, combating the opioid crisis, wage increases for disability support workers, and resources for women with under-supported pregnancies.

Believes in holding criminals accountable by supporting law enforcement with necessary resources to investigate crimes, make arrests, and secure convictions.

Believes in focusing on crime prevention through strong legislation and resource-rich communities. Supports law enforcement by providing necessary resources to investigate crimes, make arrests, and secure convictions.

Believes in focusing on crime prevention through strong legislation and resource-rich communities, and supports law enforcement by providing necessary resources to investigate crimes, make arrests, and secure convictions.

- Believes in holding criminals accountable by supporting law enforcement with necessary resources to investigate crimes, make arrests, and secure convictions.
- Believes in focusing on crime prevention through strong legislation and resource-rich communities, and supports law enforcement by providing necessary resources to investigate crimes, make arrests, and secure convictions.

Believes in investing in students, empowering parents, and ensuring quality education for every child. As a legislator, supported historic K-12 education funding, expanded school choice, and directed resources for school safety and health.

Believes in investing in students, empowering parents, and ensuring quality education for every child, and as a state representative, supported historic K-12 education funding, expanded school choice, and directed resources for school safety and health.

Supports writing the budget for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, K-12 system, N.C. Community Colleges, and the UNC system.

Believes in expanding educational opportunities at Vance-Granville Community College. Supports the development of new program offerings to enhance existing educational programs.

Believes in expanding educational opportunities at Vance-Granville Community College, and supports the development of new program offerings to enhance existing educational programs.

Believes in overseeing the public K-12 school system and charter schools.

Supports funding for education and technical training programs. As a House Representative, sponsored House Bill 348 to grant $11.5 million to Vance-Granville Community College for an advanced manufacturing center.

Supports funding for education and technical training programs, and as a state representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 348 to grant $11.5 million to Vance-Granville Community College for an advanced manufacturing center.

As a House Representative, sponsored House Bill 348 to grant Vance-Granville Community College $11.5 million for an Applied Center for Advanced Manufacturing.

As a state representative, sponsored HB 348 to grant Vance-Granville Community College $11.5 million for an Applied Center for Advanced Manufacturing.

Believes education is the foundation of society and prioritizes K-12 policies. As a House K-12 Education Committee member, built relationships with educators to ensure student success.

Believes education is the foundation of society and prioritizes K-12 policies, and as a state representative, built relationships with educators to ensure student success.

- Believes in investing in students, empowering parents, and ensuring quality education for every child, and as a state representative, supported historic K-12 education funding, expanded school choice, and directed resources for school safety and health.
- Supports writing the budget for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, K-12 system, N.C. Community Colleges, and the UNC system.
- Believes in expanding educational opportunities at Vance-Granville Community College, and supports the development of new program offerings to enhance existing educational programs.
- Believes in overseeing the public K-12 school system and charter schools.
- Supports funding for education and technical training programs, and as a state representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 348 to grant $11.5 million to Vance-Granville Community College for an advanced manufacturing center.
- As a state representative, sponsored HB 348 to grant Vance-Granville Community College $11.5 million for an Applied Center for Advanced Manufacturing.
- Believes education is the foundation of society and prioritizes K-12 policies, and as a state representative, built relationships with educators to ensure student success.

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Frank Sossamon

Frank Sossamon has been married to his wife, Vicki, for 48 years, and together they have 3 adult children. He was the Senior Pastor at South Henderson Pentecostal Holiness Church. Details about where they live, where Frank attended school, and their current church attendance are not provided.

Frank Sossamon served as the Senior Pastor at South Henderson Pentecostal Holiness Church for 36 years. He has been involved with the Cornerstone Conference of the IPHC as a member of the Executive Council. Additionally, he founded and led the Chaplain Program at Maria Parham Hospital, where he also served on the Ethics Council. Frank has held positions with the Henderson/Vance County Crime Stoppers, the Vance County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, the Granville County Crime Stoppers, and the North Carolina Crime Stoppers Association Board of Directors.

Frank Sossamon has been serving as the State Representative for District 32 since 2023. 

- Supports industry training in areas like industrial maintenance, mechatronics, and welding, and believes it benefits advanced manufacturing recruitment and fosters high school and college technical education partnerships.
- Believes N.C. ranks best in business due to "fiscally conservative leadership" and prudent tax management. Supports investments in infrastructure and workforce development to sustain economic growth.
- Believes maintaining and modernizing infrastructure is essential for economic success and supporting a growing population.

- As a House Representative, Frank Sossamon supported funding for rural hospitals, incentives for healthcare professionals in underserved areas, combating the opioid crisis, wage increases for disability support workers, and resources for women with under-supported pregnancies.

- Believes in holding criminals accountable by supporting law enforcement with necessary resources to investigate crimes, make arrests, and secure convictions.
- Believes in focusing on crime prevention through strong legislation and resource-rich communities. Supports law enforcement by providing necessary resources to investigate crimes, make arrests, and secure convictions.

- Believes in investing in students, empowering parents, and ensuring quality education for every child. As a legislator, supported historic K-12 education funding, expanded school choice, and directed resources for school safety and health.
- Supports funding for education and technical training programs. As a House Representative, sponsored House Bill 348 to grant $11.5 million to Vance-Granville Community College for an advanced manufacturing center.
- As a House Representative, sponsored House Bill 348 to grant Vance-Granville Community College $11.5 million for an Applied Center for Advanced Manufacturing.
- Believes education is the foundation of society and prioritizes K-12 policies. As a House K-12 Education Committee member, built relationships with educators to ensure student success.
- Supports writing the budget for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, K-12 system, N.C. Community Colleges, and the UNC system.
- Believes in expanding educational opportunities at Vance-Granville Community College. Supports the development of new program offerings to enhance existing educational programs.
- Believes in overseeing the public K-12 school system and charter schools.

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

Supports funding for rural hospitals, incentives for healthcare professionals in underserved areas, combating the opioid crisis, wage increases for disability support workers, and resources for women with under-supported pregnancies.

Believes in focusing on crime prevention through strong legislation and creating resource-rich communities to deter criminal activity.

Ballotpedia, Ryan Brown

Ryan is from Wake County, North Carolina. He has an associates degree in science from Wake Technical Community College and a bachelors degree in computer science degree from Appalachian State University. Ryan is actively involved in his church, providing live streaming services and assisting in various capacities.

Ryan has worked as a member of technical staff for VMware and a senior consultant for InfusionPoints. 

Ryan Brown is currently serving as the chair of the Libertarian Party of North Carolina, starting in 2023. He ran for State Senator for State Senate District 18 in 2022, but did not win. 

Believes government overreach in regulation and taxation benefits established interests and stifles innovation. Said, "When we ask bureaucrats to define how our economy can grow, we deprive ourselves of the potential for innovative businesses to imagine the products and services of tomorrow."

Opposes government overreach in regulation and taxation.

Believes in reducing state occupational licensing requirements that do not enhance public safety to open economic opportunities for millions in North Carolina.

Supports reducing state occupational licensing requirements.

Supports eliminating restrictions on business relationships to allow North Carolina’s craft brewers to grow freely.

Supports eliminating restrictions on business relationships.

Supports strengthening property owners' ability to provide affordable housing through unique residential configurations.

- Opposes government overreach in regulation and taxation.
- Supports reducing state occupational licensing requirements.
- Supports eliminating restrictions on business relationships.
- Supports strengthening property owners' ability to provide affordable housing through unique residential configurations.

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

Opposes laws and regulations that mandate or prohibit any type of healthcare, medication, vaccination, or medical treatment.

Supports decriminalizing medical cannabis and psilocybin, citing their effectiveness in alleviating pain, nausea, and mental health issues.

Supports decriminalizing medical cannabis and psilocybin.

Believes access to high-quality, affordable healthcare is essential and supports removing government regulations to let the market provide solutions.

Supports removing government regulations on healthcare.

Believes healthcare policy should prioritize patient decision-making and opposes state laws that hinder innovative services. Said, "politicians, bureaucrats and special interests have been making the decisions that should be made by the people and families whose lives are directly affected."

Believes healthcare policy should prioritize patient decision-making and opposes state laws that hinder innovative services.

Opposes "anticompetitive and protectionist Certificate of Need laws" that hinder healthcare growth and affordability, particularly in rural and disadvantaged urban areas.

Opposes "anticompetitive and protectionist Certificate of Need laws."

Supports removing state licensing barriers to innovative healthcare delivery options like direct primary care, telemedicine, and out-of-state licensed doctors providing charitable care.

- Opposes laws and regulations that mandate or prohibit any type of healthcare, medication, vaccination, or medical treatment.
- Supports decriminalizing medical cannabis and psilocybin.
- Supports removing government regulations on healthcare.
- Believes healthcare policy should prioritize patient decision-making and opposes state laws that hinder innovative services.
- Opposes "anticompetitive and protectionist Certificate of Need laws."
- Supports removing state licensing barriers to innovative healthcare delivery options like direct primary care, telemedicine, and out-of-state licensed doctors providing charitable care.

Believes individuals need more control over their lives and opposes government overreach, including lockdowns and gun control. Said, "Government will use the police, with their guns, to enforce their will while trying to take away your guns."

Believes conventional school policy is driven by politics and bureaucracy, hindering personalized and effective learning. Opposes policies that do not adequately serve children with special learning needs or prepare students for a diverse society and dynamic economy.

Believes in refocusing education funding by having tax dollars follow the student with no strings attached.

- Believes conventional school policy is driven by politics and bureaucracy, hindering personalized and effective learning. Opposes policies that do not adequately serve children with special learning needs or prepare students for a diverse society and dynamic economy.
- Believes in refocusing education funding by having tax dollars follow the student with no strings attached.

Ryan Brown

Ryan Brown was born and raised in Wake County, North Carolina, and has lived in Raleigh for his entire life. He began his college education at Wake Technical Community College, earning an associate's degree in science, and then obtained a computer science degree from Appalachian State University. Ryan is actively involved in his church, providing live streaming services and assisting in various capacities.

Ryan Brown began his career working for a cyber security and compliance company in North Wilkesboro, assisting industry leaders in securing their products to industry standards. Later, he took a remote job with a large IT company, which allowed him to move back to the Raleigh area.

Ryan Brown is currently serving as the state party secretary for the Libertarian Party of North Carolina. There is no mention of how long he has held this office, any specific appointments or committees he serves on, or any past political campaigns.

Believes North Carolina can create a prosperous economy by offering more choices to businesses, entrepreneurs, individuals, and consumers. Supports a dynamic, innovative economy that benefits everyone.

Supports the sharing economy, allowing individuals to use their time and property for economic benefit.

Supports lowering costs and regulations for starting new businesses to help entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Believes corporations, small businesses, and entrepreneurs drive North Carolina's economy and supports tax policies and regulations that foster job creation and economic leadership.

Believes in fostering "stronger economic potential for businesses and employees." Supports policies that address labor issues, trade, taxes, small business, and regulation.

Believes in strengthening economic opportunities for North Carolina’s residents, businesses, and entrepreneurs.

Believes North Carolina can achieve better healthcare outcomes by promoting a high-quality, accessible, and affordable system based on choice. Supports providing individuals and families with options that meet their health management goals and introduce cost-saving incentives.

Believes in a healthcare approach that empowers individuals and families to make personal decisions, strengthens patient-doctor relationships, and promotes innovation to reduce costs.

Believes in "real, practical, effective solutions for healthcare policy." Supports addressing healthcare issues including abortion, medical marijuana, insurance, public health, and COVID.

Believes "choice can create a high quality, accessible, affordable healthcare system." Supports accessible and affordable healthcare.

Believes that "giving students, families and teachers greater choice" is essential for building successful lives, improving learning environments, and strengthening communities in North Carolina.

Believes state education policy significantly impacts North Carolina’s 1.8 million K-12 students and their readiness for college and careers. Supports funding education with nearly $9.8 billion and emphasizes the importance of diverse schooling options.

Believes North Carolina should promote a dynamic educational system based on choice, offering diverse and high-quality options tailored to individual student needs. Supports creating responsive educational environments to prepare students for the future.

Believes allowing choice in education opens paths to academic success and rewards innovative, engaged teachers. Supports creating the right learning environment to prepare students for new challenges and help them excel.

Believes education is crucial for personal and community development, social engagement, and economic growth. Supports helping students realize their personal potential.

Believes "political solutions cannot adequately prepare students for tomorrow’s world." Supports educational reforms beyond political measures for children, college, and K-12 school policies.

Believes in helping "responsible and empowered parents make better school choices for their children."

Believes in "real, effective, freedom-based solutions" for education policy. Supports innovative approaches for children, college, and K-12 school policies.

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- Your State Representative drafts laws, approves budgets, has oversight of the state executive branch, and debates and votes on proposed laws.
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- State Representatives are elected to a 2-year term. There is no term limit.

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North Carolina State Representative, District 32

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