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Ballotpedia, Matthew Laszacs

Matthew is from Philadelphia. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration and management from North Carolina Wesleyan University. He has two sons. 

Matthew is a branch director for CTI. Previously, he was a general manager for Avidex, director of technical operations for Diversified., and the director of maintenance, services, and visual communications for UNICOM Global. He has also been a MTAC technician for MicroTech and a technical analyst at Eastman Kodak.

Matthew Laszacs ran for State Senator to North Carolina State Senate District 14 in 2022, but did not win. 

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Supports reducing occupational licensing rules, zoning laws, and other regulations to foster new businesses and empower individuals.

Supports reducing occupational licensing rules, zoning laws, and other regulations.

Supports required business relationships, such as between craft brewers and distribution middlemen.

Supports using unique residential configurations that allow for small dwellings and affordable housing.

- Supports reducing occupational licensing rules, zoning laws, and other regulations.
- Supports required business relationships, such as between craft brewers and distribution middlemen.
- Supports using unique residential configurations that allow for small dwellings and affordable housing.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Believes in reducing government regulations to foster innovative, lower-cost healthcare services and introducing price competition to give individuals more freedom in choosing healthcare options.

Supports transitioning the Medicaid direct payment model to a state-funded health savings account.

Supports eliminating certificate of need laws.

Supports decriminalizing medical cannabis.

Opposes licensing restrictions to direct primary care, telemedicine, and out of state charitable care.

Opposes any mandates or prohibitions of any type of healthcare, medication, vaccination, or medical care or treatment.

- Believes in reducing government regulations to foster innovative, lower-cost healthcare services and introducing price competition to give individuals more freedom in choosing healthcare options.
- Supports transitioning the Medicaid direct payment model to a state-funded health savings account.
- Supports eliminating certificate of need laws.
- Supports decriminalizing medical cannabis.
- Opposes licensing restrictions to direct primary care, telemedicine, and out of state charitable care.
- Opposes any mandates or prohibitions of any type of healthcare, medication, vaccination, or medical care or treatment.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Supports educational savings accounts, vouchers, and scholarships.

Supports expanding the Education Savings Account program and the Opportunity Scholarship program.

Supports expanding open enrollment in public schools.

Supports having tax payer dollars follow students.

- Supports educational savings accounts, vouchers, and scholarships.
- Supports expanding the Education Savings Account program and the Opportunity Scholarship program.
- Supports expanding open enrollment in public schools.
- Supports having tax payer dollars follow students.

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Matthew Laszacs

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

Believes peace and prosperity arise when individuals can make rational choices without excessive government regulation. Supports reducing government regulation to enhance economic freedom for individuals, families, and communities.

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

Believes in "stronger economic potential for businesses and employees." Supports policies that enhance economic growth, labor conditions, trade, tax relief, small business development, and regulatory reform.

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

Believes healthcare options are essential and state policy should enhance outcomes, accessibility, and affordability.

The candidate's website says, "Better healthcare optionsfor patients and providers"

Believes in "restoring equal justice for all" in public safety. Supports reforms in police, criminal justice, drugs, crime, and gun policies.

Believes in dismantling the "outmoded, racist, and classist system" of school assignment. Supports reforms in K-12 school policies to promote equity.

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 in expanding opportunities for parents beyond assigning children to schools based solely on street addresses.

Believes in selecting the best educational options for children through various initiatives. Supports policies for K-12 schools and college education.

Supports "educational savings accounts, vouchers, and scholarships" for children in K-12 schools.

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," including improved K-12 school policies and access to college education.

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- Your State Representative is responsible for representing your interests. They also are responsible for helping you navigate the state's services and bringing back resources to your district.
- State Representatives are elected to a 2-year term. There is no term limit.

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