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State Representative, 19th District

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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.

Photo of Scott Nasiff
Scott NasiffCourtesy photo — Port City Daily candidate questionnaire

Scott Nasiff

Democratic

Small business owner · Southport

The gist

  • Proposes keeping corporations paying state income tax.
  • Proposes a ban on PFAS 'forever chemicals.'
  • Supports more public school funding and ending vouchers.
  • Supports outlawing Flock license plate cameras.
  • Supports an independent redistricting commission.
  • Supports raising the minimum wage.
  • Opposes a toll on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.
More about Scott
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  1. Proposes keeping corporations paying state income tax.

    Scott Nasiff 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I would like to sponsor a bill that makes corporations pay state income taxes.”
  2. Proposes a ban on PFAS 'forever chemicals.'

    Scott Nasiff 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I would sponsor a bill that bans forever chemicals and work across the aisle to get this passed.”
  3. Supports more public school funding and ending vouchers.

    Scott Nasiff 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “The legislature needs to do two things: Increase the public school allotment and end the vouchers.”
  4. Supports outlawing Flock license plate cameras.

    Scott Nasiff 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I would take it a step further and outlaw Flock cameras in North Carolina”
  5. Supports an independent redistricting commission.

    Scott Nasiff 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “Absolutely. I believe in having fair maps”
  6. Supports raising the minimum wage.

    Scott Nasiff 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “We need to raise the minimum wage so that people can afford life’s basic necessities.”
  7. Opposes a toll on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.

    Scott Nasiff 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I will work to oppose any toll.”
Photo of Charlie Miller
Charlie MillerOfficial portrait — North Carolina General Assembly

Charlie Miller

RepublicanIncumbent

Retired chief deputy, Brunswick County Sheriff's Office · Southport

The gist

  • Supports the Back the Blue Pay Act for officers.
  • Supports giving school boards school calendar flexibility.
  • Co-sponsored limits on PFAS firefighting foam discharges.
  • Opposes tolling the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.
  • Supports rolling back data center tax exemptions.
  • Opposes an independent redistricting commission.
  • Sponsored a bill on abandoned and derelict boats.In office

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

More about Charlie
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  1. Supports the Back the Blue Pay Act for officers.

    Charlie Miller 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “which would provide salary increases and bonuses for law enforcement personnel”
  2. Supports giving school boards school calendar flexibility.

    Charlie Miller 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I would also amend North Carolina’s school calendar law to give locally elected school boards greater flexibility.”
  3. Co-sponsored limits on PFAS firefighting foam discharges.

    Charlie Miller 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I co-sponsored House Bill 570, the “Responsible Firefighting Foam Management Act,””
  4. Opposes tolling the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.

    Charlie Miller 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I do not support tolling the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge and would not vote to authorize a toll.”
  5. Supports rolling back data center tax exemptions.

    Charlie Miller 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “I support building upon the reform we enacted in 2026 by rolling back the remaining blanket sales-and-use-tax exemptions”
  6. Opposes an independent redistricting commission.

    Charlie Miller 2026 candidate questionnaire

    Candidate questionnaire · Port City Daily (WECT, Port City Daily, WHQR and The Seahawk media consortium) · portcitydaily.com

    “Calling a commission “independent” does not make its members free from political views or outside influence”
  7. Sponsored a bill on abandoned and derelict boats.

    House Bill 887, "Address Abandoned and Derelict Vessels." (2025-2026 session, as filed)

    Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov

    “AN ACT to address abandoned and derelict vessels in the waters of the state”

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