Believes affordable housing is essential for economic stability and supports expanding housing options for local families.

Believes all residents deserve opportunities to improve their economic circumstances and supports diversifying and strengthening the economic base of small business, tourism, health care, trades, and small industry.

Believes farmers should be recognized as essential workers and prioritized in economic policy, and plans to work towards a better future for the local agriculture community.

Supports renewable energy, conservation, sustainable agriculture, resilient infrastructure, and environmental justice.

Believes forests are "vital carbon sinks" and supports protecting and expanding forested areas to mitigate climate change, and encourages planting a tree for every tree cut and highlights local organizations available to help.

Supports placing the environment above profits and transitioning to a "Clean Energy Economy," and believes in protecting natural beauty through comprehensive action and electing supportive leaders.

Believes "access to abortion, birth control, and gender-affirming health care are fundamental rights supported by the majority," and opposes government denial of these rights and commits to protecting the rights of "women and members of the LGBTQIA community."

Believes, "affordable access to health care is a right for all, not a privilege for the few."

Believes that choosing not to vote or remain silent risks losing "our power, our liberty, our voice, and the magic of democracy."

Believes in a democracy where "the people lead" by electing officials who prioritize the common good and value negotiation and compromise.

Believes the increasing number of unaffiliated voters sends a clear message about dissatisfaction with major parties.

Believes expanding gun access and resisting safety reforms increase gun violence risk, and supports the Second Amendment with restrictions to protect public safety.

Believes gun violence is a significant issue in North Carolina, costing the state $19.5 billion annually, with $471 million paid by taxpayers.

Believes gun violence is a complex issue but that the "ready availability of guns" is a significant factor.

Supports strengthening public education at all levels, increasing teacher salaries, and reinstating the master degree differential, and opposes the expansion of the voucher system, calling it a "give away of our tax dollars" to private religious schools.

Opposes school vouchers, describing them as a "systematic re-segregation and privatization" of public schools, and plans to discuss the impact of the "Opportunity Scholarship Grant Program" on low-income families starting in the 2024-2025 school year.

Believes diverting $134 million from the NC public school budget to vouchers, with 88.83% going to religious schools, undermines public education.