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    Republican Jeffrey Hoagland, candidate for NC House District 56, answers our questions

    By Avi Bajpai,

    4 hours ago

    To help inform voters about the Nov. 5, 2024, election, this candidate questionnaire is available to be republished by local publications in North Carolina without any cost. Please consider subscribing to The News & Observer to help make this coverage possible.

    Name: Jeffrey Hoagland

    District/seat: House District 56

    County or counties represented: Orange

    Political party: Republican

    Age as of Nov. 5, 2024: 38

    Campaign website: electjeffreyhoagland.com

    Current occupation: Semiconductor engineer

    Professional experience: 15 years

    Education: Physics degree

    Please list any notable government or civic involvement. Worked at Los Alamos national lab.

    What would be your top priority if elected?

    Nuclear power using thorium reactors.

    By percentage, what raises should state employees, school staff and teachers receive in the next state budget?

    9% to match inflation.

    What legislation would you support to improve Triangle transportation, housing or infrastructure? Please be specific.

    Transportation infrastructure; being able to move more people around lowers housing costs.

    Do you think the legislature should fund about $500 million for private school vouchers through the Opportunity Scholarship program? Why or why not?

    Yes, competition always leads to improvements.

    Is there an issue on which you disagree with your party? What is your position on that issue?

    Abortion; I think elective abortions should be allowed up until viability, which right now is around 22 weeks.

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