Todd Johnson
Candidate for State Senator, 35th District
Background
- Occupation
- State senator; businessman
- Lives in
- Monroe
- Campaign website
- votetoddjohnson.com
State senator for District 35 (parts of Cabarrus and Union counties), in his fourth term, and Senate Majority Whip. He describes himself as a businessman.
Documented positions
Taxes & budget
Sponsored letting the state invest public funds in Bitcoin.In office
Primary sponsor, with Sen. Overcash, of Senate Bill 327 ("NC Bitcoin Reserve and Investment Act."). As filed, the State Treasurer could put up to 10% of public funds into a state Bitcoin reserve.
ReportSenate Bill 327 (2025-2026 session), as filed: NC Bitcoin Reserve and Investment Act.Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · S.B. 327, long title · ncleg.gov
“AN ACT to enact the North Carolina Bitcoin Reserve and Investment Act.”
Public safety
Sponsored counting firefighter cancer deaths as line-of-duty deaths.In office
Primary sponsor, with Sens. Barnes and Lazzara, of Senate Bill 226 ("Align Benefits for Firefighters with Cancer."), covering cancers that qualified a firefighter for the state's firefighter cancer benefits.
ReportSenate Bill 226 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Align Benefits for Firefighters with Cancer.Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · S.B. 226, long title · ncleg.gov
“in the list of firefighter deaths meeting the DEFINITION of killed in the line of duty under the public safety employees' death benefits act”
Sponsored requiring certified lifeguards at children's day camps.In office
Primary sponsor, with Sen. Chitlik, of Senate Bill 273 ("Grant's Law/Require Lifeguards at Day Camps."), for camps offering aquatic activities.
ReportSenate Bill 273 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Grant's Law/Require Lifeguards at Day Camps.Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · S.B. 273, long title · ncleg.gov
“AN ACT to require certified lifeguards at day camps for school”
Government & transparency
Sponsored safety and traffic rules for fire-station voting sites.In office
Primary sponsor, with Sens. Settle and Moffitt, of Senate Bill 994 ("Early Voting Procedures at Fire Stations."); county election boards would provide traffic control, security and phone support at those sites.
ReportSenate Bill 994 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Early Voting Procedures at Fire Stations.Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · S.B. 994, long title · ncleg.gov
“AN ACT to ensure certain provisions are in place at early voting sites located at fire stations.”
All sources (10)
- 2026 General Election Candidate Listing (Cabarrus 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
- 2026 General Election Candidate Listing (Union County offices and districts)
Election filing · North Carolina State Board of Elections · s3.amazonaws.com
- 2026 General Election Contests and Referenda List (Union County)
Election filing · Union County Board of Elections · unioncountyncelections.gov
- Senator Todd Johnson: member page (2025-2026 session)
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Todd Johnson: NC State Senate
Campaign website · Todd Johnson for Senate · votetoddjohnson.com
- Senate Bill 327 (2025-2026 session), as filed: NC Bitcoin Reserve and Investment Act.
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Senate Bill 226 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Align Benefits for Firefighters with Cancer.
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Senate Bill 994 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Early Voting Procedures at Fire Stations.
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
- Senate Bill 273 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Grant's Law/Require Lifeguards at Day Camps.
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
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