Andy Bowline
Andy Bowline earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a graduate degree from Wake Forest University.
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Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you : “Show up anyway. District 31 is R+30. The map was drawn to guarantee the outcome before a single vote was cast. But when nobody runs, nobody's accountable. I'm here to make sure voters have a choice and my opponent has to earn it.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026)) Taxes, budget & cost of living: “Public education. I have two kids in NC public schools. I've watched the legislature drain funding into vouchers that mostly subsidize families already in private school. Our teachers deserve better. Our kids deserve better. Healthcare. 700,000 North Carolinians got coverage through Medicaid expansion. A third are in rural communities. It's working. Protect it. Corporate accountability. We're eliminating the corporate income tax entirely by 2030. Two billion a year, gone, while we can't fund schools.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026)) Dana Caudill Jones
Jones earned her B.A. in political science from High Point University in 1993. She is the owner of Caudill's Commercial Electric Company, Inc. in Kernersville.
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Campaign priorities & governance: “Forsyth County—and North Carolina in general—has been good to our business. For that reason, we believe in serving the greater good by giving back to the community. Caudill's does that by supporting local causes and organizations. For me personally, serving the greater good has meant giving back to the community through public service.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Public education & schools: “I was only out of office for a short time before deciding to run for the Board of Education. That was prompted by a lifelong passion for helping young people. What's important to me, and always has been, is advocating for children.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Jobs, economy & workforce: “Even in the early years of my public service, I wondered how the community can empower young people. Because our children are our future, empowering them is an important economic development tool. We have to invest in them now to ensure we'll have the entrepreneurs and business leaders to keep our economy growing.”
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