Vickie Sawyer

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As a North Carolina State Senator, what legislation have you supported to reduce taxes or regulatory requirements on small businesses in your district, and do you support further efforts to limit state government spending growth in the upcoming budget cycle?

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What is your position on expanding access to broadband internet in rural areas of your North Carolina Senate district, particularly for students and small business owners, and what state funding mechanisms do you support to achieve that goal?

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What steps have you taken to improve the delivery of state services to veterans living in your district, and how are you working to reduce wait times or bureaucratic barriers that veterans face when applying for state-administered benefits in North Carolina?

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Senator Sawyer, North Carolina has seen significant property tax increases in Lake Norman area communities due to rising home valuations — what legislation have you introduced or supported in the state Senate to provide tax relief for longtime homeowners and retirees on fixed incomes who are being priced out of their communities?

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Senator Sawyer, access to mental health services in rural parts of your district remains limited — what steps have you taken in the North Carolina Senate to increase funding for community mental health centers, expand telehealth reimbursement, and reduce wait times for residents seeking behavioral health care in Iredell and surrounding counties?

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Senator Sawyer, aging water and sewer infrastructure in smaller municipalities in your district poses serious public health and economic risks — what state funding or legislative measures have you pursued to help these communities upgrade their systems, and how are you prioritizing projects for towns with the most critical needs?