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Donna holds an associate's degree in criminal justice and corrections from Alamance Community College, a bachelor's degree in religious studies from Elon University, a master's degree in divinity from Shaw University, and a second master's degree in nonprofit management from High Point University. 

Donna currently works as an associate pastor. She previously worked as a law enforcement officer and as an Alamance Community College GED instructor. 

Donna Vanhook currently serves as the Alamance County Soil & Water Conservation District Supervisor. She was elected to this position in 2022 and is serving her first term. She previously ran for mayor of the City of Burlington in 2021, but she did not win. 

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Believes quality infrastructure fosters economic growth and improves residents' quality of life. Supports prioritizing projects that enhance transportation, broadband access, and connectivity, especially in rural areas.

Plans to prioritize infrastructure projects aimed to enhance transportation, high-speed internet, and connectivity, especially in rural areas. 

Supports measures for affordable and quality housing.

Wants measures that promote rural infrastructure development.

- Plans to prioritize infrastructure projects aimed to enhance transportation, high-speed internet, and connectivity, especially in rural areas. 
- Supports small businesses.
- Supports measures for affordable and quality housing.
- Wants measures that promote rural infrastructure development.

Economy

Supports sustainable practices and clean energy investments to ensure a healthy and resilient future for county residents.

Supports sustainable practices and investing in clean energy. 

- Supports sustainable practices and investing in clean energy. 
- Wants to address environmental issues.
- Wants measures that support Agriculture.

Energy & the Environment

Supports measures for accessible healthcare.

- Supports measures for accessible healthcare.

Healthcare

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

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Public Safety

Believes in providing opportunities for all youth, educators, and staff to thrive in public education schools. Supports making Alamance County a better place for young people.

Holds ensuring opportunities for all youth, educators, and staff to succeed in public schools as a top priority. 

Believes in "fully funded public school systems." Supports comprehensive K-12 school policies and accessible college education for all children.

- Holds ensuring opportunities for all youth, educators, and staff to succeed in public schools as a top priority. 
- Wants to fully fund public schools.

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Donna Vanhook

As of July 8, 2024, Donna Vanhook’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Donna Vanhook has a background in education, having served as a GED Instructor at Alamance Community College. Her academic qualifications include a Master of Divinity from Shaw University Divinity School and an MA in Nonprofit Management from High Point University Norcross Graduate School.

Believes in "Vision | Power | Solutions" through community-driven planning for climate resilience.

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