NC House District 65General election · November 3, 2026Voting information

Current issues

The issues affecting our communities.

This page distinguishes past campaign statements from newly approved general-election positions. Sources and dates stay visible as issues develop.

Publication note

The statements below were published during Seth’s 2026 primary campaign. They are historical campaign records, not new general-election promises. Current issue pages will show Seth’s reviewed view, local impact, and an official source when approved.

01

Economy & infrastructure

Costs, jobs, and local investment

BallotReady preserved Seth’s earlier campaign position on lowering household costs, supporting small and large businesses, and investing in Rockingham County infrastructure.

Earlier published campaign position · primary campaign

02

Education & workforce

Teachers, facilities, and pathways to work

His earlier position called for higher teacher pay, relief from teachers’ out-of-pocket classroom supply costs, better school facilities, and expanded community college and workforce opportunities.

Earlier published campaign position · primary campaign

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03

Public safety

Law enforcement and first responders

His earlier statement called for equipment and resources for law enforcement and first responders and argued that their work should be kept outside partisan disputes.

Earlier published campaign position · primary campaign

04

Election integrity

Secure and lawful elections

His earlier campaign statement supported secure, transparent, lawful elections in which every legal vote counts.

Earlier published campaign position · primary campaign

05

Second Amendment

Rights of law-abiding gun owners

His earlier campaign statement supported protecting the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding gun owners.

Earlier published campaign position · primary campaign

Earlier-position source: BallotReady’s Seth Woodall profile, which archived descriptions from the former campaign issue page. For official legislative developments, see NC General Assembly sources. Each new candidate statement must be reviewed against the applicable bill or policy record.

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