Ben is a lifelong resident of Rockingham and a graduate of Richmond Senior High School. He is a husband and father of 2. Ben is a practicing Christian. 

Ben is a small business owner and has been a blue-collar employee for over 20 years. 

Ben Moss, Jr. is a state representative serving District 52. He was elected in 2020 and is serving his second term. Ben is the chairman of the Wildlife Resources Committee and the vice chairman of the Transportation Committee. He also served on the Richmond County Board of Commissioners for 3 terms.

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Believes in advancing economic opportunity and prosperity for all North Carolinians while protecting individual freedoms and promoting personal responsibilities.

Wants to "[advance] economic opportunity." 

- Wants to "[advance] economic opportunity." 

Economy

As of June 14, 2024, Ben Moss, Jr.’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Opposes access to abortion, stating a need to "protect the unborn."

- Opposes access to abortion, stating a need to "protect the unborn."
- Oppose vaccine and mask mandates.

Healthcare

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Said, "Government is not the solution to our problem — government is the problem."

- Said, "Government is not the solution to our problem — government is the problem."

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Wants to "[stop] all efforts by the Left to defund the police."

- Wants to "[stop] all efforts by the Left to defund the police."
- Opposes firearm regulation.

Public Safety

Said, "[I will fight] hard against critical race theory indoctrination in schools."

- Said, "[I will fight] hard against critical race theory indoctrination in schools."

Education

Opposes immigration, and wants to "secure [the nation's] borders."

Said, "I will always stand up and look out for the brave men and women who have put their lives on the line to serve our country in uniform. "

- Opposes immigration, and wants to "secure [the nation's] borders."
- Said, "I will always stand up and look out for the brave men and women who have put their lives on the line to serve our country in uniform. "

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Ben Moss, Jr.

Ben Moss, Jr. is a lifelong resident of Rockingham and a graduate of Richmond Senior High School. He is a husband and father of two. He is a practicing Christian. 

Ben Moss, Jr. is in his 2nd term as a State Representative in the North Carolina General Assembly. He was first elected to the Richmond County Board of Commissioners in 2010, where he served for three terms before his election to the NC House. Moss currently serves as Chairman of the NC House Committee on Wildlife Resources.

Opposes access to abortion. He said he wants to "protect the unborn."

- Opposes access to abortion. He said he wants to "protect the unborn."
- Oppose vaccine and mask mandates.

Opposes immigration. Wants to "secure [the nation's] borders."

- Opposes immigration. Wants to "secure [the nation's] borders."
- Said, "I will always stand up and look out for the brave men and women who have put their lives on the line to serve our country in uniform. "

Ben Moss, Jr. is a lifelong resident of Rockingham and a graduate of Richmond Senior High School. He is a husband and father of two.

Ben Moss, Jr. is a small business owner and has been a career blue-collar employee for over 20 years. He is currently serving his 2nd term as a State Representative in the North Carolina General Assembly. Previously, he was elected to the Richmond County Board of Commissioners, where he served for three terms.

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