Miriam Rollin
Retired child and family advocate · Duck
The gist
- Pledges to prioritize relief from rising living costs.
- Opposes spending tax dollars on private school vouchers.
- Opposes tax cuts that mainly benefit the wealthy.
- Opposes House Bill 402 on environmental grounds.
- Opposes the 2023 and 2025 redistricting and election-law changes.
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Pledges to prioritize relief from rising living costs.
Rollin for NC House (home)Campaign website · Rollin Forward for NC House 1 Committee · rollinforward4nc.com
“I will make it my top priority to use all avenues available to address the economic hardship”
Opposes spending tax dollars on private school vouchers.
Rollin for NC House (home)Campaign website · Rollin Forward for NC House 1 Committee · rollinforward4nc.com
“throwing our tax dollars at voucher efforts, which rob from the schools that teach most of our kids”
Opposes tax cuts that mainly benefit the wealthy.
Rollin for NC House (home)Campaign website · Rollin Forward for NC House 1 Committee · rollinforward4nc.com
“Providing tax cuts that are of greatest benefit to the wealthy, while ignoring or harming people of modest means”
Opposes House Bill 402 on environmental grounds.
Rollin for NC House (home)Campaign website · Rollin Forward for NC House 1 Committee · rollinforward4nc.com
“Allowing big corporations to poison us and our animal friends by fouling our air, land and water (HB 402)”
Opposes the 2023 and 2025 redistricting and election-law changes.
Rollin for NC House (home)Campaign website · Rollin Forward for NC House 1 Committee · rollinforward4nc.com
“Altering electoral rules — both district lines (SB 757 in 2023 and SB 249 in 2025) and election processes (HB 958)”