Candidate for North Carolina House of Representatives - District 75 in 2026 North Carolina General Election.
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Get StartedNo stores near schools/playgrounds. Learn more
Ban child-targeted products and marketing. Learn more
Mandatory independent, state-certified lab testing for: Potency (THC/CBD accuracy) Pesticides, heavy metals, mold, solvents. Learn more
Standardized labeling: THC per serving per package QR code linking to lab results Clear warnings and dosage guidance. Learn more
High-quality early childhood education provides lifelong benefits for children. This plan guarantees universal Pre-K for every four-year-old, giving every child an equitable start and helping families afford early education. Estimated cost: 1.5 billion annually. Learn more
The plan increases public education funding to 20,000 per student, allowing North Carolina to strengthen schools, support teachers, and ensure students have access to the resources they need to succeed. Ending the private voucher system and instead making public dollars for public use will add 6.5 billion in revenue through 2033. Strong public schools are the foundation of a strong economy. Estimated additional investment: 11 billion annually. Learn more
Every deal should feed a public dashboard. Jobs created. Water usage. Energy consumption. Tax revenue versus incentives given. Updated regularly. If transparency feels like a threat... That tells you something. These facilities run 24/7. Backup generators burning diesel or natural gas. Cooling systems pulling massive amounts of water. Constant noise. Communities deserve binding limits with independent monitoring and real consequences. Not developer promises at a public hearing. The General Assembly is doing nothing. Over 300 data center bills were filed in 30 states in just the first six weeks of 2026. Oregon, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Indiana have already passed protections. NC? Still handing out tax breaks with no accountability while four counties have had to pass their own moratoriums because the state won't act. Learn more
Stronger gas capture standards. Learn more
File legislation creating a statewide zoning classification for data centers with minimum standards for community engagement, environmental review, and conditional permitting. No more counties making this up as they go... Shoehorning data centers into heavy manufacturing because nothing else fits, then accidentally opening a dozen other sites to by-right development with no public process. Learn more
Communities deserve a real seat at the table. Not one packed hearing after everything's already decided. Structured input before deals are finalized. Actual engagement, not a box to check. If officials are promising tax breaks and sweetheart utility rates, residents in the impact zone should see some of that upside. Reduced rates. Broadband. Education funding. Something. Clawbacks need teeth. Company leaves? Pay it all back. Fall short on promises? Proportional return... Deliver 150 of 200 promised jobs, give back 25% of the incentives. Independently verified. Automatically triggered. Not "we'll look into it." Learn more
METHANE ACCOUNTABILITY (Stop the Leak!!!). Learn more
Healthcare access is essential to healthy communities and a strong workforce. This plan supports expanded Medicaid coverage and strengthens rural hospitals so families across the state can receive care when they need it. Learn more
Tenants and community housing organizations should have the opportunity to purchase buildings before they are sold to large investors. Learn more
Mandatory system upgrades. Learn more
More than 20,000 North Carolinians with disabilities are currently waiting for services through the Innovations Waiver program. This plan commits to eliminating the waitlist so people with disabilities can receive the services they need to live with dignity in their communities. Learn more
Under this plan: No corporate tax would apply to the first 500,000 of business profit. This protects small and locally owned businesses while ensuring that the most profitable corporations contribute fairly. Learn more
The plan eliminates state income tax on the first 100,000 of income, meaning most working families would pay zero state income tax. This allows families to keep more of their earnings while still funding essential public services. Learn more
After the first 100,000 of income, taxes would be structured progressively. Low and moderate-income households continue paying relatively low rates, while higher marginal tax rates begin above 200,000. The wealthiest individuals and the largest corporations would pay a larger share, reflecting their greater ability to contribute to the public systems that support economic growth.. Learn more
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