House District 25
Allen Chesser
Allen Chesser knows how hard rising prices and stagnating wages have strained the budgets of middle-class and working-class families. He is committed to doing what’s right for families trying to make ends meet, which is why he cut taxes by over 40%.
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72%
of voters said they would be more likely to vote for Chesser after learning this. This was the most effective message with somewhat conservative voters, voters most concerned about inflation, and likely voters. This was the second most effective message with undecideds, persuadable voters, and moderates.
Allen Chesser voted to raise teacher pay, increase funding for classrooms, and expand Opportunity Scholarships so that every student can receive a quality education regardless of income.
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76%
of voters said they would be more likely to vote for Chesser after learning this. This was the most effective message with unaffiliated voters, moderates, undecided voters, persuadable voters, and voters that switched to Chesser.
Allen Chesser is committed to prioritizing our children’s safety. He secured $70 million in school safety initiatives, including putting more School Resource Officers in our schools.
75%
of voters said they would be more likely to vote for Chesser after learning this.
Allen Chesser led the fight to pass legislation that increases access to healthcare in rural areas, cuts healthcare costs, and expands Medicaid in North Carolina, providing healthcare coverage to working-class people across the state.
73%
of voters said they would be more likely to vote for Chesser after learning this.
Allen Chesser opposes allowing biological males to participate in girls’ and women’s sports in middle school, high school, and college in North Carolina.
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64%
of voters said they would be more likely to vote for Chesser after learning this.
Allen Chesser voted to end sanctuary city policies in North Carolina and to require sheriffs to cooperate with federal immigration officials when detaining illegal immigrants
charged with crimes.
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59%
of voters said they would be more likely to vote for Chesser after learning this.
Lorenzo/Lorenza Wilkins
Even though millions of North Carolinians are dealing with higher prices and stagnating wages, Lorenza Wilkins wants to raise our taxes, leaving us with less money and higher bills.
Source: Lorenza Wilkins for NC Facebook Post Dated March 7th, 2024
72%
of voters said they would be less likely to vote for Wilkins after learning this. This was the most effective message with voters most concerned with inflation and somewhat conservative voters. This was the second most effective message with unaffiliated voters.
Even as families struggle with high prices, Lorenza Wilkins supports the extreme, job-killing Green New Deal, which would raise gas prices even higher, amount to a socialist takeover of the economy, cost $93 trillion, and eliminate over a million high-paying jobs.
Source: Climate Cabinet Action Fund Endorsement
72%
of voters said they would be less likely to vote for Wilkins after learning this. This was the most effective message with unaffiliated voters, voters that switched to Chesser, undecided voters, and persuadable voters. This was the second most effective message with somewhat conservative voters and voters most concerned about inflation.
Lorenza Wilkins is endorsed and supported by radical leftists who have called for defunding federal law enforcement and keeping our southern border wide open.
67%
of voters said they would be less likely to vote for Wilkins after learning this.
A North Carolina judge held Lorenza Wilkins in contempt of court twice for failing to make required support payments. Even though he said he was able to make the payments, Wilkins refused to support his family. Wilkins repeatedly attempted to have child support arrangements modified but was unsuccessful.
Source 1: Wilkins – Contempt of Court – 15-CVD-356 – February 2019
Source 2: Wilkins – Contempt of Court – 15-CVD-356 – February 2020
Wilkins case in Warren Co – 1
Wilkins case in Warren Co – 2
More than 14 years later, on April 13, 2015, Michelle petitioned that this case be re-opened and requested a hearing to modify child support. She requested that Kendall Latrell Wilkins be added to the order, their third child, and that it should include medical insurance when available through an employer. (GRANVILLE FILE – 2 (PAGE 24-26)
On February 18, 2016, Wilkins waived his right to counsel. On the same day, the judge signed a commitment order for civil contempt, ordering Wilkins to pay $250 before March 17, 2016 ($200 obligation plus $50 toward back support). At the same hearing, the judge denied Wilkins’s modification order, claiming he failed to provide any evidence to warrant a modification. (GRANVILLE FILE – 1 (PAGES 44; 25)
71%
of voters said they would be less likely to vote for Wilkins after learning this.
Lorenza Wilkins supports a bill that would eliminate math and science positions in schools, increase class sizes in kindergarten through third grade, and remove protections for Exceptional Children programs in order to create a new multi-billion-dollar bureaucracy that would micromanage how principals run their schools and teachers manage their classrooms.
76%
of voters said they would be less likely to vote for Wilkins after learning this.
Lorenza Wilkins opposes North Carolina’s commonsense Voter ID law, which requires voters to show identification before voting at the polls.
53%
of voters said they would be less likely to vote for Wilkins after learning this.