Kevin Gray
What this job does: Your district's vote in the N.C. Senate. Senators write and vote on state laws and the state budget, approve some of the governor's appointments, and can override the governor's veto with three-fifths of the vote. A term is two years.
- Lives in
- Charlotte
Background
- Raised in the Washington, D.C., area; Gray's campaign site says the family's maternal roots are in the Lancaster/Waxhaw region and that Gray now lives in Charlotte. source: kevingray.carrd.co
- Gray's campaign site lists past work including membership in the Recording Academy (Grammys), writing for GQ magazine, and hosting events in Atlanta. source: kevingray.carrd.co
- Republican nominee for State Senate District 41; the 2026 Republican primary was canceled. source: ballotpedia.org
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- A specialized CATS police force for safety on rail and bus routes source: kevingray.carrd.co
- Judicial accountability: ending lenient pretrial releases and making judges answerable to voters source: kevingray.carrd.co
- "Upgrade Uptown" as part of a "God Save The Queen City" plan source: kevingray.carrd.co
- Common-sense government focused on Charlotte residents' needs source: kevingray.carrd.co
- Encouraging young men to take part in local and state civic life source: kevingray.carrd.co
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