Currently holds the office of Wake County Commission - District 2 until December 31, 2024.
Candidate for Wake County Commission - District 2 in 2022 North Carolina General Election.
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Get StartedEnsure that no county employee is discriminated against because of their LGBTQ status. Learn more
Create good jobs and recruit top talent by focusing on high-skill jobs and growth industries. Learn more
Fight child hunger by investing in food security programs in every Wake County school. Learn more
Leverage the advantages created by our many institutions of higher education, including Wake Technical Community College. Learn more
Implement a multi-year plan for school construction to address future needs in a thoughtful, predictable, and fiscally responsible way. Learn more
Advocate to state government leaders on behalf of our students and teachers. Learn more
Engage in long-term water supply planning to make sure we are prepared to meet the needs of our growing community. Learn more
Advocate for environmentally conscious public and private development practices, especially in watershed areas. Learn more
Advocate for Wake County’s environmental interests. That includes, for example, pushing for the application of the Jordan Lake Rules and opposing out-of-county polluters who put contaminants in our drinking water. Learn more
Increase the county’s investment in affordable housing, ensuring that people from all walks of life can afford to live here. Learn more
Implement the new Wake County Transit Plan, which will more than triple bus service and create commuter rail service that runs across the county. This plan will decrease gridlock, better connect us to the airport, afford residents more travel options, and make sure every region of the county benefits. Learn more
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