NC Senate District 37 – Candidate – C Morgan Edwards (R)
Website: www.votecmedwards.com
E-mail: cmenavy@gmail.com
Phone Number: 704 566 9441
Facebook Page or URL: Elect C Morgan Edwards, Senate Dist. 37
Twitter name or URL: VoteCME
Current Occupation: Retired
Education–Highest Degree: BS-Math; MGA-Gov’t Admin. (pending)
Most important organizations you belong to (up to three): No active participation, at present.
List up to three (3) of your most important political/civic accomplishments in the last five (5) years. (150 word limit): Serve on the Advisory Committee for Douglas Int’l Airport
Sevre on the Board of Directors for the NIBS (nibs.com) White house appt.
Was Director for two(2) downtown revitalization programs
What past experience do you have that you think best prepares you for this office? (150 word limit): Top level management positions at all levels of government and in the private sector, plus a retired senior military officer
Do you believe the state government is living up to its responsibility to adequately fund education? Please explain your position. (200 word limit): There are some areas where there are good things happing. Other areas need a lot of work. We need to review the needs and processes of actions, then make the needed upgrades
Do you believe the state government can help bring more jobs and economic development to North Carolina? If so, how? (150 word limit): More jobs will come when and where there is a health enviroment. The free maket needs an opportunity to work. Limit the detail oversight and regulations.
Do you support an independent entity that would change political boundaries after each census rather than the current process (where the legislature changes the boundaries)?: YES
How can residents get involved in your campaign? Please include campaign manager or volunteer coordinator’s contact information.: Help will be appreciated in spreading the word of my history of making good decisions in government settings. Financial assistance is always appreciated
Filed Under: General Assembly
Tags: NC, republican, senate
