NC House Endorsed Candidates

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DISTRICT 2

DANIEL M. BEALL (R)

“I am honored that the NC Police Benevolent Association has endorsed me in the 2006 mid term election. I have a great deal of respect and admiration for the Association and what it stands for as well as for our officers who protect our citizens and their property under the laws of the state and nation.”

 

DISTRICT 9

* MARIAN MCLAWHORN (D)

“I would like to thank the members of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association for their endorsement.  Being selected to represent the full- and part-time and retired members of law enforcement from various federal, state, county and municipal law enforcement and correctional agencies means a great deal to me.  I have been impressed with the professionalism of the NCPBA as they dealt with legislative matters, and I look forward to working with all of you in the future.  My son is a New York City policeman, and his experiences have brought home to me the challenges that our law enforcement officers face.  I want to thank all of you for your dedication and service.  The NCPBA endorsement is especially meaningful to me.”

 

DISTRICT 10

WILLIE RAY STARLING (R)

“It was an honor to be interviewed, but to have been endorsed by the NCPBA selection board means a lot to me as a candidate.   To have these young men, who put their lives on the line each day to protect life and property of each of us, have confidence and endorse me is very humbling and I express my appreciation."

 

DISTRICT 17

ALLEN DAMERON (D)

“Receiving the endorsement of The North Carolina Police Benevolent Association has been one of the highlights of my election. Having been in law enforcement from 1971 until late 1978 – I know and understand what it's like to put yourself on the line every day. Upon being elected, I look forward to working with the PBA on issues that affect law enforcement each and every work day. Thank you for the endorsement.”

 

DISTRICT 20

* DEWEY HILL (D)

“I am proud to receive an endorsement from the Police Benevolent Association.  People in my area respect our Law enforcement officers and I support our Law Officers who work tirelessly to protect our neighborhoods and make them a safer and better place to live and work.”

 

DISTRICT 24

* JEAN FARMER-BUTTERFIELD (D)

 

DISTRICT 25

* BILL DAUGHTRIDGE (R)

“The Police Benevolent Association offers great support to law enforcement and others involved in the criminal justice system.  We see that here in Nash County as they work tirelessly to promote the safety and security of citizens throughout our community.  The General Assembly recently passed legislation hailed as “the toughest sex offender and punishment law in the nation.”  I proudly supported new legislation to close legal loopholes, impose strict monitoring, improve community notification, and mandate longer prison sentences for dangerous sexual predators.   Public safety should be our government’s number one priority and I commend the Nash County Sheriff’s Department and the Rocky Police Department on the job they continue to do protecting and serving the needs of our community.  It is a great honor to have the endorsement of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association.”

 

DISTRICT 29

LARRY HALL (D)

 

DISTRICT 30

* PAUL LUEBKE (D)

“The Police Benevolent Association works hard to represent the concerns of rank-and-file law enforcement officers across North Carolina.  I am pleased that the PBA has endorsed my candidacy.”

 

DISTRICT 31

* H.M. (MICKEY) MICHAUX (D)

 

DISTRICT 33

* BERNARD ALLEN (D)

"Blue selected for Allen's seat in state House"
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DISTRICT 34

* GRIER MARTIN (D)

“The PBA endorsement is important to me because it is an honor to be supported by these men and women who put their lives on the line for the people of North Carolina.  It is their tireless commitment and sacrifice that inspires me to continue working hard for all North Carolinians.”

 

DISTRICT 35

* JENNIFER WEISS (D)

"It is a great honor to be endorsed by the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association.  Our law enforcement officers and correctional officers put their lives on the line each day to protect us and to keep our communities safe.  As a legislator, I recognize the importance of the duties that these men and women perform in our state and I am honored to have their endorsement."

 

DISTRICT 36

* NELSON DOLLAR (R)

"I am honored to have the endorsement of the men and women who serve the public, protect our communities, and enforce the laws of our state. The Police Benevolent Association is the premier organization representing the needs of law enforcement officers and their families in the halls of government. Having the PBA endorsement means that a candidate has demonstrated their personal commitment to providing the best working conditions possible for the officers that put their lives on the line for our communities everyday. I am proud to have the endorsement of the PBA as a member of the House of Representatives.  I am committed to making sure our law enforcement officers, their families and retirees have the support and the resources they need to do their difficult jobs in a safe and effective manner, and to ensure a secure retirement for those who have put their lives on the line for their communities and neighbors."

 

DISTRICT 37

* PAUL STAM (R)

“Thanks so much for the endorsement of the Police Benevolent Association for election to the State House.  An endorsement by people engaged in law enforcement for a living is important.  They have the interest of the people and the victims as well as their own at heart.  Their hands-on experience is real and not theoretical.  I look forward to working with you next session.”

 

DISTRICT 38

* DEBORAH ROSS (D)

"I am honored that the PBA has endorsed my candidacy for the NC House. Law enforcement is one of the primary purposes of government. We must invest in the people who keep us safe. I look forward to working with the PBA to promote professionalism and respect in law enforcement."

 

DISTRICT 39

* LINDA COLEMAN (D)

“It is an honor to have the support of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association.  The work done by the NC PBA for law enforcement officers in our state is to be commended.  They recognize the importance of these men and women in protecting the citizens of our state.  Because of their efforts law enforcement officers throughout the state are able to enjoy a higher quality of life.”

 

DISTRICT 41

TY HARRELL (D)

"I am honored that the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association has endorsed my campaign for the North Carolina House of Representatives.  Since 1986, your organization has been a leader in the fight to improve the law enforcement profession.  Your endorsement means that I have the confidence of the people who keep North Carolina families safe.  As a husband and a father, I am truly humbled."

 

DISTRICT 45

* RICK GLAZIER (D)

“I am honored to receive the endorsement of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association. The PBA's mission is to support the professional development and quality of law enforcement in our state. The PBA supports and advocates for officers in the field on every police force in North Carolina, and in doing so, ensures a more effective, efficient and highly trained police system in this state.  We are all the beneficiaries of the PBA's work, because in helping fellow law enforcement officers, the PBA makes all of our communities far safer.  No endorsement means more to me than that of the PBA and I will continue to fight for better pay, benefits, retirement and protection for law enforcement in North Carolina."

 

DISTRICT 48

* GARLAND E. PIERCE (D)

 

DISTRICT 49

* LUCY T. ALLEN (D)

 

DISTRICT 51

TIM MCNEILL (R)

“This endorsement is a very humbling. I am very proud to be the voice of the men and women who put their lives on the line each and every day protecting the citizens of North Carolina and their property. They deserve to have their voices heard for all the sacrifices that they make for us.”

 

DISTRICT 71

* LARRY WOMBLE (D)

"This endorsment means a great deal to me.   The work that the PBA does sets the high goals and standards for law enforcement."
 

DISTRICT 74

DALE FOLWELL (R)

 

DISTRICT 84

* PHILLIP FRYE (R)

"I am honored to have the endorsement of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association.  Having served on the Town Board of Spruce Pine for twenty years, and then as it's Mayor for nine years, and now in the North Carolina House of Representatives for four years, I have a deep respect for our Law Enforcement Officers.   Our policemen have a lot of issues that need to be considered in our Legislature, and I will be working with the Association on those needs."

 

DISTRICT 85

* MITCH GILLESPIE (R)

“I’m proud to have received the endorsement of law enforcement officers in North Carolina.  These men and women stand up for us every day by putting their lives on the line to protect our families and property.  I will continue to stand up for them.”

 

DISTRICT 88

* MARK W. HOLLO (R)

“I am very pleased to have received the endorsement of the Police Benevolent Association of my candidacy for re-election to the NC House of Representatives. As “The Voice of Law Enforcement Officers”, PBA's dedication to its membership and law enforcement in general is admirable.  PBA is an important tool for informing the members of the legislature on important issues facing the officer on the job.  Coming from family of several law enforcement officers, I am honored to have the association's endorsement.”

 

DISTRICT 90

* JAMES HARRELL (D)

"I have always had great admiration for the work that the Police Benevolent Association does and am proud of their endorsement of my campaign.  I feel that the support of the PBA has contributed greatly to the success of my campaign and am looking forward to the continued relationship."

 

DISTRICT 91

ED GAMBILL (D)

“I am extremely honored and humbled for having received the endorsement for NC House from the North Carolina Police Benevolence Association.  Since 1986 they have represented the men and women who every day put themselves on the line for us.  They are "The Voice of Law Enforcement" in North Carolina.  They want what we all want: fair, equal and honest representation.  Just as this organization has put their faith and trust in me, I ask the voters in the 91 House District to also put their faith and trust in me.”

 

DISTRICT 93

CULLIE TARLETON (D)

“As someone who has always admired and respected the men and women who work in law enforcement, it's an honor to be endorsed by the NC Police Benevolent Association. Those of us who aspire to elected office, have a responsibility to see that these men and women have the necessary support that will enable them to do their jobs which includes protecting our citizens.”

 

DISTRICT 98

THOM TILLIS (R)

 

DISTRICT 100

HAL JORDAN (R)

“I'm very grateful for the endorsement from the NC Police Benevolent Association. The endorsement was a huge encouragement to my campaign, especially since I'm running against an entrenched and powerful incumbent, Speaker of the House Jim Black. I believe that our law enforcement agencies deserve the strongest support possible from elected leaders to enable them to fulfill their important mission of protecting our citizens. Thank you so much for your support, I will always strive to serve the people of North Carolina well.”

 

DISTRICT 111

* TIM MOORE (R)

"I want to sincerely thank the Police Benevolent Association for the confidence they have placed in me by their endorsement of my candidacy for the North Carolina House of Representatives.  I strongly support the issues and concerns that are important to our local police departments.  I will continue these efforts to help the dedicated, hard working, and professional law enforcement officers to ensure the safety of our citizens and communities.

 

DISTRICT 114

* SUSAN C. FISHER (D)

“The endorsement of my campaign by the Police Benevolent Association means a great deal to me.  On a personal level, it brings to mind my grandfather, who retired as captain of the Asheville Police force and was the first motorcycle policeman in Asheville. He used to take my mother to elementary school on the side car! It makes me very proud to be endorsed by the organization that represented his interests and continues to represent the best interests of the men and women who keep our communities safe. My grandfather would have been very proud to know that this organization supports my re-election. I am deeply appreciative of their endorsement.”

 

DISTRICT 116

CHARLES C. THOMAS (R)

“The men and women of our law enforcement community put their lives on the line each day so we can continue to enjoy the privileges of a free society.  As the scope and their jobs change, we need to have elected leaders who understand and are committed to providing the resources needed to insure they have the tools to accomplish their mission.  We owe a great debt to theses men and women and I am honored by their support.”

 

DISTRICT 118

* RAY RAPP (D)

"Thank you for the endorsement of the PBA and the recognition of my commitment and concern for the well being of our law enforcement personnel and their families.  We rely on them for our safety and security and, in turn, they need to be able to rely on us for support and legislation.”