State

State Representative, 11th District

Vote for: 1
Term: 2 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on North Carolina laws and the state budget in the North Carolina House of Representatives.

Candidates Compare by issue

Matthew Kordon

Libertarian

Game developer; paralegal · Cary

The gist

Supports eliminating Certificate of Need laws.
Supports decriminalizing medical cannabis.
Supports keeping Opportunity Scholarships and education savings accounts.
Supports ending qualified immunity for public officials.
Supports cutting occupational licensing requirements.

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Supports eliminating Certificate of Need laws.
Cost-effective Healthcare | Elect Matthew Kordon
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Matthew Kordon · kordonforliberty.org
“Eliminate anticompetitive and protectionist Certificate of Need laws”
Supports decriminalizing medical cannabis.
Cost-effective Healthcare | Elect Matthew Kordon
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Matthew Kordon · kordonforliberty.org
“Decriminalize medical cannabis.”
Supports keeping Opportunity Scholarships and education savings accounts.
Smarter Education | Elect Matthew Kordon
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Matthew Kordon · kordonforliberty.org
“Keep unaltered North Carolina’s state-funded Education Savings Account program and Opportunity Scholarship program”
Supports ending qualified immunity for public officials.
Restorative Justice | Elect Matthew Kordon
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Matthew Kordon · kordonforliberty.org
“End qualified immunity. Hold all public officials fully accountable and liable for illegal actions”
Supports cutting occupational licensing requirements.
Stronger Economy | Elect Matthew Kordon
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Matthew Kordon · kordonforliberty.org
“Eliminate or reduce state occupational licensing requirements that simply represent financial protection”

Allison A. Dahle

DemocraticIncumbent

Office manager · Raleigh

The gist

Supports a $15 minimum wage indexed to inflation.
Supports reinstating the state Earned Income Tax Credit.
Opposes taxpayer money for vouchers and private schools.
Supports universal background checks on gun sales.
Sponsored paid breaks for workers on six-hour shifts.In office
Sponsored broad anti-discrimination protections.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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Supports a $15 minimum wage indexed to inflation.
A Fair Economy for All — Allison for House
Campaign website · Allison for House · allisonforhouse.com
“I support raising North Carolina's minimum wage to $15 per hour, indexing it to inflation”
Supports reinstating the state Earned Income Tax Credit.
A Fair Economy for All — Allison for House
Campaign website · Allison for House · allisonforhouse.com
“I support reinstating the EITC”
Opposes taxpayer money for vouchers and private schools.
Schools & Education — Allison for House
Campaign website · Allison for House · allisonforhouse.com
“Use public money for public education. No taxpayer dollars for vouchers or private schools.”
Supports universal background checks on gun sales.
Gun Safety — Allison for House
Campaign website · Allison for House · allisonforhouse.com
“Close the gun-show loophole and require background checks on all gun sales”
Sponsored paid breaks for workers on six-hour shifts.
House Bill 438, "Require Paid Rest Breaks." (2025-2026 session, as filed)
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
“to require employers to provide a twenty”
Sponsored broad anti-discrimination protections.
House Bill 538, "Equality for All." (2025-2026 session, as filed)
Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov
“AN ACT to protect all north carolinians against DISCRIMINATION in all walks of life”

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