Amy Scott Galey
Candidate for State Senator, 25th District
Background
- Occupation
- State senator; attorney
- Lives in
- Burlington
- Campaign website
- amygaley.com
State senator since 2021, representing District 25 (Alamance and part of Randolph counties), and Senate majority whip; she is a chair of the Senate Health Care Committee. An attorney, she was elected an Alamance County commissioner in 2016 and chaired the board from 2017 to 2020.
Documented positions
Public safety
Supports Second Amendment gun rights.
ReportIssues - Amy GaleyCampaign website · Committee to Elect Amy Galey · amygaley.com
“Amy is a strong supporter of the Second Amendment.”
Education
Supports school choice and teacher recruitment.
ReportIssues - Amy GaleyCampaign website · Committee to Elect Amy Galey · amygaley.com
“Every child deserves a quality education, with a range of school choices to meet his or her academic needs”
Sponsored Harrison's Law strengthening hazing rules, now law.In office
Senate Bill 375 (2025-26 session), Harrison's Law, which also requires schools and colleges to adopt anti-hazing policies; she is its first-listed primary sponsor. ncleg.gov lists it as enacted, S.L. 2025-73.
ReportSenator Amy S. Galey, primary-sponsored bills, 2025-2026 session, North Carolina General AssemblyGovernment record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
“Harrison's Law”
Senate Bill 375 (Harrison's Law), 2025-2026 session, edition 1 textGovernment record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
“to revise the criminal offense of hazing”
Economy & jobs
Supports the farmland preservation program.
ReportIssues - Amy GaleyCampaign website · Committee to Elect Amy Galey · amygaley.com
“Amy has supported the farmland preservation program, which purchases development rights from farmers.”
Sponsored licensing student loan servicers and a borrower ombudsman.In office
Senate Bill 426 (2025-26 session), a student borrowers' bill of rights; she is its first-listed primary sponsor.
ReportSenator Amy S. Galey, primary-sponsored bills, 2025-2026 session, North Carolina General AssemblyGovernment record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
“Student Borrowers' Bill of Rights”
Senate Bill 426 (Student Borrowers' Bill of Rights), 2025-2026 session, edition 1 textGovernment record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
“shall license and regulate student loan servicers”
Other issues in this race
Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Amy Scott Galey on them.
- Taxes & budgetNo documented position found.
- Health & human servicesNo documented position found.
- Government & transparencyNo documented position found.
All sources (10)
- 2026 General Election Candidate Listing (Alamance County offices and districts)
Election filing · North Carolina State Board of Elections · s3.amazonaws.com
- 2026 General Election Candidate Listing (Randolph County offices and districts)
Election filing · North Carolina State Board of Elections · s3.amazonaws.com
- 2026 General Election Candidate Listing
Election filing · North Carolina State Board of Elections · s3.amazonaws.com
- Senator Amy S. Galey, member page, North Carolina General Assembly
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Senator Amy S. Galey, committee assignments, North Carolina General Assembly
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Meet Amy Galey
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Amy Galey · amygaley.com
- Issues - Amy Galey
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Amy Galey · amygaley.com
- Senator Amy S. Galey, primary-sponsored bills, 2025-2026 session, North Carolina General Assembly
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Senate Bill 375 (Harrison's Law), 2025-2026 session, edition 1 text
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Senate Bill 426 (Student Borrowers' Bill of Rights), 2025-2026 session, edition 1 text
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
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