Chris Bishopp
What this job does: Your district's vote in the N.C. House of Representatives. Members write and vote on state laws and the state budget, and propose constitutional amendments like the ones on this ballot. A term is two years.
- Occupation
- Retired air traffic controller (Federal Aviation Administration)
- Lives in
- Harrisburg
Background
- Earned a bachelor's degree in political science from UNC-Chapel Hill on a Navy ROTC scholarship and a Master of Public Administration from Georgia College. source: chrisforcabarrus.com
- Served on active duty in the U.S. Navy from 1983 to 1990 as a Naval Flight Officer. source: chrisforcabarrus.com
- Worked more than three decades for the Federal Aviation Administration as an air traffic controller, supervisor and quality control specialist. source: chrisforcabarrus.com
- Former Legislative Representative for the Greensboro Air Traffic Control Tower with the National Air Traffic Controllers Association. source: chrisforcabarrus.com
- Has not previously held elected office. source: wfae.org
In their own words
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- Invest in teachers, modern classrooms, and career and technical education; oppose unchecked voucher expansion source: chrisforcabarrus.com
- Keep North Carolina affordable for working families and retirees, including housing and utility costs source: chrisforcabarrus.com
- Protect expanded health coverage and expand mental and behavioral health access source: chrisforcabarrus.com
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