North Carolina State House District 74

Public Safety & Justice: “Jeff believes elected officials should fight for the people who elect them. His priorities reflect the values of North Carolina families, seniors, small businesses, and law enforcement.” (Campaign website)

Economy & Cost of Living: “In Raleigh, Jeff has a track record of cutting regulations to bring costs down and make essentials for every family more affordable, from buying the week's groceries to purchasing and owning a home.” (Campaign website)

Healthcare: “Healthcare costs continue rising and families are paying the price. Jeff works with leaders in the medical field to support reforms that expand choice, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, increase transparency, and protect community hospitals so patients can receive care close to home.” (Campaign website)

Taxes, budget & cost of living: “If you’re like me and think our hard-working families and small business owners deserve better than we’ve been getting from Raleigh, I hope you’ll take a closer look at our campaign and join our positive movement to make our corner of North Carolina the best possible place to raise families and do business.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Democracy, elections & governance: “When elected to the NC House, I will represent everyone in my district. That's why neighbors from both parties and unaffiliated voters are part of my campaign to Do. MORE. Good. for our community. Winning House Seat 74 in November 2026 will level the playing field. When there is fair representation on both sides of the aisle, the work of helping all North Carolinians can truly begin. I hope you'll choose to be involved.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Jobs, economy & workforce: “Serving others is at the core of who I am. Dad and I walked our neighborhood Community Watch routes, and Mom led my Campfire troop. I was raised in the church and on Sundays, Dad and I visited senior congregation members between services. While he fixed their sinks or mowed their lawns, I had the best job–-long, Southern afternoon visits with elders where I learned the importance of listening.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))