Neal was born in Pinehurst, NC. He and his wife Tracy have 5 children together.

Prior to Neal’s political career, he operated an insurance and financial planning firm for 12 years. He also has experience as a pastor and business leader.

Neal Jackson is currently a state representative serving District 78. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his first term.

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Believes work is divinely ordained and plans to create a business-friendly environment in North Carolina through "common sense tax and regulatory" policies.

Plans to create a business-friendly environment in North Carolina through practical tax and regulatory policies.

- Plans to create a business-friendly environment in North Carolina through practical tax and regulatory policies.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Believes "abortion is destroying the future of our country" and supports protecting "the rights of the unborn."

Healthcare

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Believes defunding police departments has led to increased crime and supports providing police with necessary resources. Said, "Police officers risk their lives every day protecting our families and ensuring the safety of our neighborhoods."

Supports police departments as a way of ensuring community safety.

Believes the Second Amendment is a crucial protection against tyranny and will "always fight to defend" it.

Intends to "always fight to defend the Second Amendment.”

- Supports police departments as a way of ensuring community safety.
- Intends to "always fight to defend the Second Amendment.”

Public Safety

Supports school choice and plans to strengthen public, charter, and private education options for parents. Believes access to quality education is key to a child’s success.

Supports school choice and plans to strengthen public, charter, and private education options for parents.

- Supports school choice and plans to strengthen public, charter, and private education options for parents.

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Neal Jackson

Neal was born in Pinehurst, North Carolina. Neal and his wife Tracy have 5 children together.

Neal Jackson currently serves on the House of Representatives for the 78th District. He was first elected in 2022 and is completing his first term.

From the candidate’s website, “The second amendment is the visible symbol of our freedom…I will always fight to defend the second amendment.”

- Supports police departments as a way of ensuring community safety.
- From the candidate’s website, “The second amendment is the visible symbol of our freedom…I will always fight to defend the second amendment.”

Neal Jackson was born in Pinehurst, North Carolina, to two school teachers and has a family with his wife Tracy Jackson-Jackson and their five children. Details about where they attended school or what church they attend are not provided. They live with their family, which includes two dogs and thirty black Angus cows.

Neal Jackson is an elected official serving in the North Carolina House of Representatives for the 78th district. Prior to his political career, he operated an insurance and financial planning firm for twelve years. He also has experience as a pastor and business leader.

Neal Jackson was elected to the North Carolina House of Representatives for the 78th district in 2022. He serves on several committees, including the Rules committee, Banking committee, Finance committee, Education-University’s committee, and the State Employees committee.

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