Jay Adams
Adams earned his B.S. in education from the Citadel. His professional experience includes working as a real estate broker, for SIECOR as a Technical Communications Specialist and for Deville Furniture.
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Economy & Cost of Living: “My job extends to building relationships with many people and having to make difficult decisions. Sometimes I find myself having to tell people things they don't want to hear. I will continue to use my business experiences and conservative economic principles.”
(Campaign website) Economy & Cost of Living: “Republicans proceeded to build an economy and produced economic activity at a rate that was the envy of most of the states in the country. With your support, we can do it again.”
(Campaign website) Education: “Excellence in Education" is absolutely essential. In 2014 when Jay ran for office, the challenge was creating jobs. Now that jobs have been created, we must have an educational apparatus that will provide a well-trained workforce to fill the jobs.”
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Park Inglefield earned a bachelor's degree from Northeastern University. Her career experience includes working as a nonprofit director.
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Campaign priorities & governance: “My goal has always been to serve the public and address our community's concerns. Through my ongoing work in District 96, I learn what our community's concerns are firsthand. You share them with me at your doorsteps, in parking lots, at community meetings, and over coffee. You tell me what keeps you up at night and what would make your life better.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Campaign priorities & governance: “In the coming months, I will continue to do what allowed me to truly understand the issues facing us: I will talk to you. I'll meet with neighbors, experts, community leaders, and business owners to ensure this campaign is built around what our district actually needs â not what politicians in Raleigh think we need.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Campaign priorities & governance: “This is where you come in. I want to hear from you. Your input will directly shape my policy proposals and platform. Because at the end of the day, this campaign isn't about me â it's about ensuring NC House District 96 has a representative in Raleigh who actually listens and fights for what you need.”
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