Ballotpedia, Adam Tebrugge

Adam earned his bachelor's degrees in political science and religion from New College of Florida and his law degree from Florida State University. He and his wife Regina currently lives in Caney Fork, North Carolina. They have 2 children. Adam volunteers with the local "Cleaning up the Mountains" campaign.

Adam is an attorney. He has previously worked as an assistant public defender and as an adjunct law professor.

Adam Tebrugge previously ran for Florida Circuit Court Judge in 2002, Public Defender in 2008, and Florida House of Representatives, District 71, in 2012, but did not win.

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Said, "The North Carolina Senate has not been working on the important issues like affordable blue housing. It is time for a change."

- Said, "The North Carolina Senate has not been working on the important issues like affordable blue housing. It is time for a change."

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

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Believes that "women have the right to make their own healthcare decisions without interference from the state of North Carolina."

- Believes that "women have the right to make their own healthcare decisions without interference from the state of North Carolina."

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Adam Tebrugge

Adam Tebrugge is 62 years old, married to Regina, and they have two grown children. They moved to the Caney Fork community in Jackson County in 2017. Details about where he attended school, what church he attends, or further specifics about his family are not provided in the information given.

Adam Tebrugge is an attorney who has practiced since 1985, including 23 years as an assistant public defender in the Sarasota/Bradenton area. He has also served as an adjunct law professor for seven years. Additionally, Adam has experience in media, having developed, produced, and hosted the television program 'Law and Sarasota' from 2006 to 2015.

Adam Tebrugge has been a three-time candidate for public office in Florida, running for Circuit Court Judge in 2002, Public Defender in 2008, and the Florida House of Representatives in 2012. He is currently the Democratic nominee for North Carolina Senate District 50.

Believes every donation, big or small, helps register, educate, and activate voters in Western North Carolina. Plans to use contributions to fuel a journey towards a more inclusive and prosperous North Carolina.

Plans to focus on voter registration, education, and activation leading up to the November 5, 2024, elections.

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