Harry has a bachelors degree in political science from Kent State University.  He resides in Salisbury, NC and has six adult children. 

Harry has served as a human resource specialist for Tar Heel Capital Corporation, a large Wendy's franchise, and has also worked as a Field Marketing Manager for the same company. 

Harry Warren is currently serving as the State Representative for State House District 76. He was elected in 2018 and is serving his 3rd term. Previously, he served four terms as the State Representative for State House District 77 from 2010-2018. He ran for U.S. Representative for North Carolina House District 13 in 2016, but did not win. 

Supports reduced taxes for businesses and the middle class.

- Supports reduced taxes for businesses and the middle class.

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

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As a House Representative, sponsored the 2013 Voter ID bill (V.I.V.A.), requiring a photo ID for in-person voting.

Sponsored the HB 589, the 2013 Voter ID bill that requires a photo ID for in-person voting.

- Sponsored the HB 589, the 2013 Voter ID bill that requires a photo ID for in-person voting.

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Supports requiring employers to verify the legal status of new hires to protect jobs for citizens. Said, "It has been my privilege to vote for many bills protecting personal property rights and defending our Constitutional Second Amendment rights."

Sponsored HB 36, or E-Verify, which requires employers to verify the legal status of new hires.

- Sponsored HB 36, or E-Verify, which requires employers to verify the legal status of new hires.

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Harry Warren

Harry has a bachelors degree in political science from Kent State University.  He resides in Salisbury, NC, and is the proud father of six grown children. 

Believes North Carolina faced severe financial issues in 2010, including a $3 billion budget deficit, high unemployment, and systemic Medicaid fraud. Said, "The state was literally hostile to the business community" with high tax rates and poor oversight.

Believes conservative economic principles work by cutting spending, reducing taxes, and eliminating regulations. As a legislator, implemented policies promoting fiscal conservatism and smaller government.

As a State Representative, sponsored a bill that repaid a $2.85 billion debt to the federal government ahead of schedule, saving state employers hundreds of millions of dollars and boosting employment.

Believes additional reforms are needed to improve education funding and performance, continue tax reform, and ensure reasonable regulatory requirements for businesses and agencies.

Believes the state economy was strong before the pandemic with low unemployment and competitive teacher compensation. Supports a simplified tax system with the lowest corporate income tax and a flat personal income tax rate of 5.25%.

Supports a simplified tax system with the lowest corporate income tax and a flat personal income tax rate of 5.25%.

Believes creating a "business friendly" environment with sensible regulations and reasonable taxation is essential for economic growth and job creation. Supports making North Carolina globally competitive.

Believes conservative economic policies and regulatory reforms are producing positive results and will ensure continued economic and social growth.

Believes in maintaining a balanced budget, as evidenced by a George Mason University study ranking it #5.

The candidate's website says, "The Spring 2016 Census Bureau declared that since 2013, North Carolina had the fastest growing economy in the nation"

The candidate's website says, "Ranked #4 for wage growth by U.S. Census Bureau"

Believes in reducing the burden on candidates and political parties for ballot placement. Supports the individual’s right to vote and to vote effectively.

Believes in "Free and Proper Elections" for North Carolinians.

Believes in prioritizing school safety. As a member of the House Select Committee on School Safety, supports policies to protect children in K-12 schools.

Harry Warren resides in Salisbury, NC, and is the proud father of six grown children, including his oldest son Jason, a decorated veteran, Adam, a District Manager for Harris Teeter, Joshua, who is self-employed, his late daughter Emily Lynn, Alexandra, a Research Analyst, and Morgan, a recent graduate pursuing her career in Los Angeles. He is also the proud grandfather of eight grandchildren. Details about where he attended school, what church he attends, or additional family information are not provided.

Harry Warren has served as a Human Resource Specialist for Tar Heel Capital Corporation, a large Wendy's franchise, and has also worked as a Field Marketing Manager for the same company. He has over thirty years of business management experience in sales, construction, and restaurant industries, with responsibilities in personnel management, training and development, budgeting, forecasting, inventory control, and process improvement.

Harry Warren has served as the representative for District 76 in the North Carolina State House for five terms, having been reelected in 2018 with 62% of the vote. During his tenure, he has been involved in drafting, sponsoring, and co-sponsoring significant legislation. Specific appointments or committees he serves on are not mentioned, nor are details provided about any previous runs for office.

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