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Terry is a lifelong resident of North Carolina, born and raised in Fayetteville, and now lives in Steele Creek with his wife Arielle. He earned his bachelor's degree in political science from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and his law degree from the Campbell University School of Law.

Terry is a litigation attorney. He currently works as counsel for Winston & Strawn LLP. He has served as the vice chair of the City of Charlotte Zoning Board of Adjustment. He has also been recognized in the Charlotte Business Journal's 40 Under 40 in 2019 and has been inducted into the Campbell University School of Law Hall of Fame.

Terry Brown is a state representative for District 92. He was elected in 2020 and is serving his second term. In 2023, he was elected to serve as the House Democratic Whip and he previously served as the House Democratic Caucus Freshman Chair from 2021 to 2022.

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Believes raising the state minimum wage will benefit the economy by increasing funds for local businesses.

Supports growing the middle class by providing access to higher-wage jobs and fighting income inequity. Believes in supporting local small businesses to benefit everyone.

Supports growing the middle class by providing access to higher-wage jobs and fighting income inequity, and believes in supporting local small businesses to benefit everyone.

Believes in recruiting top talent and businesses while ensuring Charlotte residents are trained for these jobs.

Supports providing basic workplace protections, including paid family leave, sick days, and vacation time, to ensure a productive workforce.

Believes the airport is "the economic engine" of District 92 and Charlotte, requiring full support for its expansion.

Believes strengthening infrastructure will make Charlotte more attractive to top businesses and talent.

As a House Representative, secured millions for the National Institute of Minority Economic Development to support minority and women-owned businesses in the state (HB 434 included in the 2023 State Budget).

As a state representative, secured millions for the National Institute of Minority Economic Development to support minority and women-owned businesses in the state (House Bill (HB) 434 included in the 2023 State Budget).

- Believes raising the state minimum wage will benefit the economy by increasing funds for local businesses.
- Supports growing the middle class by providing access to higher-wage jobs and fighting income inequity, and believes in supporting local small businesses to benefit everyone.
- Believes in recruiting top talent and businesses while ensuring Charlotte residents are trained for these jobs.
- Supports providing basic workplace protections, including paid family leave, sick days, and vacation time, to ensure a productive workforce.
- Believes the airport is "the economic engine" of District 92 and Charlotte, requiring full support for its expansion.
- Believes strengthening infrastructure will make Charlotte more attractive to top businesses and talent.
- As a state representative, secured millions for the National Institute of Minority Economic Development to support minority and women-owned businesses in the state (House Bill (HB) 434 included in the 2023 State Budget).

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Believes accessible mental health care is crucial, especially for youth exposed to unrecognized traumas. Plans to expand access to mental health programs for North Carolina’s youth.

Believes accessible mental health care is crucial, especially for youth exposed to unrecognized traumas, and plans to expand access to mental health programs for North Carolina’s youth.

- Believes accessible mental health care is crucial, especially for youth exposed to unrecognized traumas, and plans to expand access to mental health programs for North Carolina’s youth.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports prioritizing criminal justice reform, including bail reform, funding drug treatment courts, and strengthening workforce development programs for formerly incarcerated individuals.

As a House Representative, secured $300,000 to establish the CMPD Cares Mental Health Response Team.

As a state representative, secured $300,000 to establish the CMPD Cares Mental Health Response Team.

- Supports prioritizing criminal justice reform, including bail reform, funding drug treatment courts, and strengthening workforce development programs for formerly incarcerated individuals.
- As a state representative, secured $300,000 to establish the CMPD Cares Mental Health Response Team.

Public Safety

Believes education is crucial for youth opportunities and economic strength. Supports increasing funding for schools, improving teacher recruitment and training, and raising teacher salaries to meet the national average.

Believes education is crucial for youth opportunities and economic strength, and supports increasing funding for schools, improving teacher recruitment and training, and raising teacher salaries to meet the national average.

Believes in supporting broadband expansion to ensure students have 24/7 access to educational opportunities.

- Believes education is crucial for youth opportunities and economic strength, and supports increasing funding for schools, improving teacher recruitment and training, and raising teacher salaries to meet the national average.
- Believes in supporting broadband expansion to ensure students have 24/7 access to educational opportunities.

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Terry Brown

Terry Brown is a lifelong resident of North Carolina, born and raised in Fayetteville, and now lives in Steele Creek, Charlotte, with his wife Arielle, their pet turtle, Terra, and lab-mix, Pharaoh. He attended Campbell University School of Law. Information about the church he attends and other family members, if any, is not provided.

Terry Brown is an accomplished litigation attorney based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He has served as the Vice Chair of the City of Charlotte Zoning Board of Adjustment from 2018 to 2020. Previously, he has also been recognized in the Charlotte Business Journal's 40 Under 40 in 2019 and has been inducted into the Campbell University School of Law Hall of Fame.

Terry Brown is serving his second term as a State Representative for North Carolina's 92nd House District. In 2023, he was elected to serve as the House Democratic Whip for the 2023-2024 Session. Previously, he served as the House Democratic Caucus Freshman Chair from 2021 to 2022.

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