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  1. Type a question the way you'd text a friend. Any race, any issue, any amendment.
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  3. If it's not in her files, she says “I don't know” and points you to the official source. No guessing. Ever.

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Who's running for New Hanover County School Board? What do the amendments actually change? Who voted for the 2025 New Hanover County budget and what was the reported impact? Compare my state Senate candidates, senate district 7 When can I vote early? What happens to school funding when the corporate income tax is 0% in 2030?

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EnvironmentStorms, water, climate — the decisions on the record since 2010. EducationSchool money, teacher pay, and the tax changes behind them. DemocracyElection laws and voting rules — what changed, documented. Money & AmendmentsBudgets, campaign money, and what the amendments would do. Child CareSupport, costs, and the gaps families face — on the record. Infrastructure ConditionSchools, roads, dams — what the inspections and budgets say. Race and RightsFifteen years of law-making, documented. State Revenue CapsThe amendments' math: what gets funded, what doesn't.

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