Peter Boykin is from Mebane, North Carolina. He is the leader of the group "Gays for Trump."

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Peter Boykin is from Pensacola, Florida. He has an associate's degree from Danville Community College, a bachelor's degree from Purdue Univeristy, and master's degrees in information technology and entrepreneurship from Purdue University. 

Peter currently works in security. He has previously worked as a retail manager, restaurant manager, engagement manager, and in independent sales. 

Peter previously ran for North Carolina State Representative in 2022 but did not win.

Peter previously ran for Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina in 2024, but did not win. He also ran for North Carolina State Representative in 2022 and 2020 but did not win. 

Believes in "America first" policy, which opposes intervention in international conflicts and prioritizes domestic policy.

Believes in the power of the people and working together with the government to create infrastructure, education, and job-related change.

Supports business "loyalty" to their workforce and opposes "extreme capitalism" where "larger corporations lay off quicker than they hire."

Opposes businesses denying clients based off of religious beliefs if they are a public business, but supports private businesses that "choose [their own] clients" denying people based off of religious beliefs.

- Believes in "America first" policy, which opposes intervention in international conflicts and prioritizes domestic policy.
- Believes in the power of the people and working together with the government to create infrastructure, education, and job-related change.
- Supports business "loyalty" to their workforce and opposes "extreme capitalism" where "larger corporations lay off quicker than they hire."
- Opposes businesses denying clients based off of religious beliefs if they are a public business, but supports private businesses that "choose [their own] clients" denying people based off of religious beliefs.

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Opposes abortion and seeks to work toward its elimination.

- Opposes abortion and seeks to work toward its elimination.

Public Services

As of January 2, 2026, Peter Boykin’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

North Carolina House District 63: Boykin says he's an activist

Supports prison reform and policing reform as part of his public safety agenda.

Supports prison reform and policing reform through increased funding, body cameras, randomized video viewing, education, and relationship building. 

Supports a temporary 25 year suspension of immigration and "an immediate stop to illegal immigration."

Supports rehabilitation policies for people in prison.

- Supports prison reform and policing reform through increased funding, body cameras, randomized video viewing, education, and relationship building. 
- Supports a temporary 25 year suspension of immigration and "an immediate stop to illegal immigration."
- Opposes defunding the police
- Supports rehabilitation policies for people in prison.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports imposing stricter environmental laws and regulations in a way that "[does not] hurt the economy or jobs."

- Supports imposing stricter environmental laws and regulations in a way that "[does not] hurt the economy or jobs."

Energy & the Environment

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Peter Boykin

Peter Boykin is from Pensacola, Florida. He has an associate degree from Danville Community College, a bachelor's degree from Purdue Univeristy, and two masters degrees from Purdue University. One in information technology security and the other in e-commerce, and entrepreneurship.

- Believes in "America first" policy.
- Believes in the power of the people and working together with the government to create infrastructure, education, and job-related change.
- Supports business "loyalty" to their workforce and opposes "extreme capitalism" where "larger corporations lay off quicker than they hire."
- Opposes businesses denying clients based off of religious beliefs if they are a public business, but supports private businesses that "choose [their own] clients" denying people based off of religious beliefs.

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