Allison A. Dahle
Allison Dahle
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Campaign priorities & governance: “I believe that we need to put our government back in the hands of the people. I represent you because I know that we can make North Carolina better. If we work together to keep District 11 blue and to break the Republican majority in the General Assembly, we move forward with a vision and a plan so that District 11—and the entire state of North Carolina—can be a better and more welcoming place for everyone. — Allison”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Campaign priorities & governance: “Serving District 11 is great honor, and I pledge to do everything I can to serve you, your family, and our community. I will listen to your concerns and work tirelessly to make District 11 and North Carolina a place you are proud to call home.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Taxes, budget & cost of living: “I believe that we need to put our government back in the hands of the people. The Republican-controlled legislature does not work for the working families of North Carolina. They have cut funding for public schools, passed divisive laws like HB2, jeopardized our economy, and refuse to take action to protect our air and water from harmful pollution.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Matthew Kordon
Matthew Kordon was born in Baltimore, Maryland . Kordon earned a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 2019.
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Democracy, elections & governance: “None of that will last, however, if we do not implement reforms for a brighter future. We need protection through moderate, staggered term limits. Instant run-off ranked voting would give voters nuance and make elections fair for third parties. Most importantly, independent redistricting would defeat biased gerrymandering which circumvents your democracy. All of that with the addition of transparency from the government will reduce our dangerous polarization. In all things, liberty and justice will be my guiding principles.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Jobs, economy & workforce: “I have been attending Christian churches since about 2003. In 2018, I founded a game development business which I still lead. Until 2022, I worked local jobs in Florida and Raleigh alike, then had a job with Dell Technologies through 2024. For over a year, I struggled to find an adequate replacement for my software engineering job to coexist with my side business, and finally I got a part-time paralegal job in May of 2026. During unemployment, I experienced true impoverishment, and it was a humbling experience I will not soon forget.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Democracy, elections & governance: “I desire to return freedom and choice to us adults of North Carolina. I even wish to grant power we have never had before! Ranked-choice voting, for example, would allow citizens to vote with greater nuance, leading to outcomes that better reflect our opinions. I support increasing your "civil liberties," such as allowing all adults to consume alcohol and marijuana. I will return your full right to own firearms and ammunition to be carried in public. Even taboo activities, such as adult pornography and transgender treatment for the consenting, rightfully belong to you.”
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