Lower Bills
Better Pay
Strong Public Schools
You don't need a Coach to tell you what everyone is already feeling: everything is too damn expensive, from groceries to gas. Families shouldn’t have to choose between keeping the lights on and putting food on the table while corporations rake in record profits.
My opponent thinks that you deserve $7.25 an hour. It's time to elect someone who believes in dignified pay for dignified work.
Right now, small farms and businesses have a raw deal in Alamance. They're having to fight against billionaire tech companies and major developers over resources that they rely on to maintain their livelihoods.
Alamance deserves leadership that believes you and your business are more valuable to our community than a data center.
Raleigh politicians such as my opponent have shut the public out by closing inboxes, gerrymandering maps, and hiding votes.
Alamance County doesn’t need politicians who ‘follow leadership.’ We need leaders who follow you, the voter.
Raleigh’s cuts to public schools are hurting Alamance County classrooms. Teachers are overworked, and kids are being left behind.
Parents want great public schools right down the street, not private vouchers that bleed our public dollars dry.
From flooding in the Haw River to storm damage across Alamance, our infrastructure is aging while storms are getting worse.
Every year we delay fixing our roads and repairing our communities, families pay the price. Let’s rebuild smarter and stronger.
As a public school teacher of 24 years, I have worked closely with law enforcement to ensure the safety of my students and our school faculty. When local authorities are in close collaboration with our communities, you see the benefits of mutual trust and increased safety for all who call our district home.
I have a proud track record of supporting results-oriented measures such as de-escalation training as well as funding mental health programs for both officers and the community at-large.
It's no coincidence that states with restrictions or outright bans on reproductive care have higher maternal death rates. That is not acceptable to me.
As a proud husband and girl dad, I believe that government has no place in the doctor’s office when it comes to personal choices. Those decisions belong to our loved ones and their medical professional, end of story.
Coach LeVon Barnes is fighting to make Alamance County affordable and accountable to the people, because our families deserve a working-class champion in Raleigh.