North Carolina General Assembly, Matthew Winslow

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Matthew is a native North Carolinian. He earned a bachelor's degree in urban and regional planning and development from East Carolina University. He has partnered with Wake County Habitat for Humanity, The Education Foundation, and Homes for Hope. Matthew currently lives with his wife, Marquita, and their 2 children.

Matthew is an entrepreneur, and works at Winslow Holdings. He also owned Winslow Homes until recently.

Matthew Winslow is currently a state representative in District 7. He was elected in 2020 and is serving his second term. Matthew is the chairman of the Energy. and Public Utilities Committee, and the Banking Committee.

Wants to eliminate regulations that make it hard for small business owners to operate.

Plans to ensure that road funds are not being mismanaged, and supports plans to create superhighways.

Intends to support farmers and the agricultural industry through protection from "frivolous" lawsuits, financial relief such as temporary subsidies, and building on programs.

- Wants to eliminate regulations that make it hard for small business owners to operate.
- Plans to ensure that road funds are not being mismanaged, and supports plans to create superhighways.
- Intends to support farmers and the agricultural industry through protection from "frivolous" lawsuits, financial relief such as temporary subsidies, and building on programs.

Economy

Wants to increase broadband access to all areas in NC.

- Wants to increase broadband access to all areas in NC.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to support and propose legislation that provides forgiveness loans to providers in underserved areas to increase healthcare affordability.

Opposes access to abortion and supports "pro-life" organizations.

Supports strengthening the STOP Act to fight the opioid epidemic.

- Plans to support and propose legislation that provides forgiveness loans to providers in underserved areas to increase healthcare affordability.
- Opposes access to abortion and supports "pro-life" organizations.
- Supports strengthening the STOP Act to fight the opioid epidemic.

Healthcare

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

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Wants to ensure that teachers are "well-compensated for what they do."

Supports school choice and parental involvement in children's educational decisions.

Supports continued funding of the community college system.

Encourages focus on vocational training and trade jobs starting in high school for students who don't need or aren't interested in a 4-year degree.

- Wants to ensure that teachers are "well-compensated for what they do."
- Supports school choice and parental involvement in children's educational decisions.
- Supports continued funding of the community college system.
- Encourages focus on vocational training and trade jobs starting in high school for students who don't need or aren't interested in a 4-year degree.

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Matthew Winslow

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