From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to support House Bill 1234 to establish a clear, enforceable code of ethics for members of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Transparent, enforceable ethics rules for the judiciary are foundational to public confidence in our courts. HB 1234 would require justices to
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs a voter in your district, I am writing to urge you, in your role on the Senate Rules and Operations Committee, to remove Section 6 from H206 before allowing the bill to advance out of committee. Section 6 would permit the deployment of automated license plate readers (ALPR) on state rights-of-wa
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to vote decisively against House Bill 206, if it makes it out of the Senate Judiciary Committee, or if it gets referred to the Rules and Operations Committee, and reject the expansion of Automatic License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology in North Carolina. ALPR systems
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to amend Senate Bill 730's "Ratepayer Protection Act" by replacing the mandate for nuclear power with language allowing the North Carolina Utilities Commission to employ a least-cost pathway approach to energy generation. The current language mandating nuclear energy
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to take decisive action to ensure that North Carolina upholds the protections guaranteed under 18 U.S.C. § 242 when federal enforcement falls short. Recent patterns suggest a marked lack of investigative rigor, transparency, and appropriate prioritization by the U.S.
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to reject HB1213, SB730 and related bills that grant broad tax breaks and limit local control over data‑center siting. These measures erode democratic accountability by removing local governments’ ability to weigh the tradeoffs of large, land‑use‑intensive projects an
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, and a voter concerned about healthcare in rural North Carolina, I write to urge you to oppose SB1040 and any companion legislation that would narrow or eliminate certificate-of-need (CON) review requirements for certain hospitals or capital projects, raise the project-size thres
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCI am writing as your constituent to urge you to use your influence with the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) to address ongoing delays affecting solar and battery storage project development. These delays are no longer isolated administrative issues—they are creating broader risks for sys
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to oppose the potential reopening of Rivers Correctional Institution in Hertford County as an ICE detention facility, and to oppose any expansion of ICE detention centers in North Carolina. I am writing to ask you to take a firm stand against reopening Rivers Correct
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCAs your constituent, I urge you to oppose SB1084 and to resist any efforts to further restrict early voting in North Carolina. Early voting is one of the most widely used and trusted methods of participation in our state. It offers flexibility, reduces long lines on Election Day, and allows voters
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCI am writing to urge you to support a ban on the use of the herbicide atrazine on North Carolina’s agricultural land. Atrazine is manufactured by the Swiss‑based company Syngenta, which is now majority‑owned by the Chinese state‑linked conglomerate Sinochem. In other words, one of the most widely us
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCI am writing as your constituent to ask why our state has not enacted stronger laws limiting foreign ownership of agricultural land and strategically important property, especially when many other states have already done so. North Carolina has a strong agricultural economy and a large amount of va
From a verified voter in Waxhaw, NCI’m writing as your constituent to ask for your support of House Bill 1063, the Ratepayer and Resource Protection Act. I believe this bill is an important step toward ensuring that large data centers pay their full share of electricity and resource costs, rather than shifting those costs onto ordina
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