Jonathan D. Miller
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- Lives in
- Cary
Background
- Lives in Cary. source: lpnc.org
- Has been involved with the Libertarian Party since 1996 and has attended Wake County Libertarian Party meetings since 2020. source: lpnc.org
- Has drafted model legislation, including an "Education Choice and Performance Act." source: lpnc.org
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- Criminal justice reform: end cannabis prohibition, shorter sentences for non-violent offenses, bail reform source: lpnc.org
- Property tax relief, starting with owner-occupied primary residences source: lpnc.org
- Education choice: universal education savings accounts and teacher performance pay source: lpnc.org
- Reducing zoning and permitting rules to increase housing supply source: lpnc.org
- Occupational licensing reform source: lpnc.org
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