Alan, along with his wife Rhonda, are parents to 2 children.

Alan is the third-generation owner of a family trucking business established in 1946.

Alan Branson served on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners from 2013 to 2021 for 2 terms, during which time he was the vice chairman for 2 years and chairman for 2 years.

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Supports economic development and job growth.

Believes small businesses thrive with minimal and efficient regulations. As County Commissioner, lowered taxes three times.

Believes small businesses thrive with minimal and efficient regulations, and as county commissioner, lowered taxes 3 times.

- Supports economic development and job growth.
- Believes small businesses thrive with minimal and efficient regulations, and as county commissioner, lowered taxes 3 times.

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

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Supports prioritizing funding and support for police and emergency services. Plans to ensure public protectors have the necessary resources.

Supports prioritizing funding and support for police and emergency services, and plans to ensure public protectors have the necessary resources.

- Supports prioritizing funding and support for police and emergency services, and plans to ensure public protectors have the necessary resources.
- Supports the Second Amendment.

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Has previously advocated for increased school funding.

- Has previously advocated for increased school funding.

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Believes veterans, seniors, and working families are struggling and need representation in the capitol. Plans to listen and advocate for their concerns.

Believes veterans, seniors, and working families are struggling and need representation in the capitol, and plans to listen and advocate for their concerns.

- Believes veterans, seniors, and working families are struggling and need representation in the capitol, and plans to listen and advocate for their concerns.

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Alan Branson

Alan Branson, along with his wife Rhonda, are parents to two children, Alexandria and Jonathan. They are the third-generation owners of a family trucking business. Specific details about where they live, where they attended school, and what church they attend were not provided.

Alan Branson is the third-generation owner of a family trucking business established in 1946, which currently has 50 employees and operates in NC, SC, and VA. He served on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners from 2013-2021, holding the positions of Vice-Chairman and Chairman for two years each.

Alan Branson served on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners from 2013 to 2021, during which time he was Vice-Chairman for two years and Chairman for two years. He has been a member of the Transportation Advisory Board, the Volunteer Agriculture Board, the Piedmont Triad Regional Council’s Economic Development Committee, and a board member for the NC Association of County Commissioners. Alan is now running for the NC State House representing Guilford County’s District 59.

- Believes small businesses thrive with minimal and efficient regulations. As County Commissioner, lowered taxes three times.
- Supports economic development and job growth.

- Supports prioritizing funding and support for police and emergency services. Plans to ensure public protectors have the necessary resources.
- Supports gun rights.

- Believes veterans, seniors, and working families are struggling and need representation in the capitol. Plans to listen and advocate for their concerns.

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