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State Representative, 9th District
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Timothy ReederOfficial portrait — North Carolina General Assembly

Timothy Reeder

Candidate for State Representative, 9th District

RepublicanIncumbent

Background

Occupation
Emergency physician
Lives in
Ayden
Campaign website
drtimreeder.com

State representative for District 9 (Pitt County), in his second House term. Emergency physician at East Carolina University and former chief of staff at ECU Health/Vidant Medical Center; president of the North Carolina Medical Society in 2019.

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Photo: Official portrait — North Carolina General Assembly

Documented positions

Taxes & budget

  • Supports limits on property tax increases.

    Accomplishments — Elect Dr. Tim Reeder

    Campaign website · Committee for Dr. Tim Reeder · drtimreeder.com

    “Supports limits on property tax increases”
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  • Sponsored tax breaks on prescriptions and groceries.

    Accomplishments — Elect Dr. Tim Reeder

    Campaign website · Committee for Dr. Tim Reeder · drtimreeder.com

    “Sponsored legislation to allow tax deductions for prescription costs and eliminate sales tax on groceries”
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Public safety

Health & human services

  • Sponsored joining an interstate medical licensure compact.In office

    First-listed primary sponsor of House Bill 67 (2025), filed as an interstate medical licensure compact; the bill's current short title is "Healthcare Workforce Reforms."

    House Bill 67, "Healthcare Workforce Reforms." (2025-2026 session, as filed)

    Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov

    “AN ACT to establish an interstate compact for the licensure of the practice of medicine”
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  • Sponsored a study to improve involuntary commitment.In office

    First-listed primary sponsor of House Bill 1104 (2026), filed to carry out a recommendation of the House Select Committee on Involuntary Commitment and Public Safety.

    House Bill 1104, "Improve IVC Process and Enhance Public Safety." (2025-2026 session, as filed)

    Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov

    “to study and recommend systemic improvements to the involuntary commitment process”
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Other issues in this race

Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Timothy Reeder on them.

  • EducationNo documented position found.
  • Economy & jobsNo documented position found.
  • Government & transparencyNo documented position found.

All sources (8)

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