Evonne S. Hopkins
Family law attorney · Raleigh
The gist
- Supports income caps and accountability for Opportunity Scholarships.
- Supports higher teacher pay and more counselors and nurses.
- Supports keeping reproductive health decisions with patients and doctors.
- Supports making new growth help pay for infrastructure.
- Supports keeping guns away from children and dangerous people.
- Supports more investment in public transportation.
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Supports income caps and accountability for Opportunity Scholarships.
Wake home to 3 hot NC legislative races in '26 general electionNews coverage · Carolina Public Press · Sep 21, 2026 · carolinapublicpress.org
“If elected, Hopkins would support adding income caps, accountability measures and private school tuition caps to the program.”
Supports higher teacher pay and more counselors and nurses.
Elect Evonne Hopkins for NC House District 35Campaign website · Hopkins for House · hopkinsforhouse.com
“North Carolina must raise teacher pay, but a paycheck alone cannot fix overcrowded classrooms”
Supports keeping reproductive health decisions with patients and doctors.
Elect Evonne Hopkins for NC House District 35Campaign website · Hopkins for House · hopkinsforhouse.com
“She also believes reproductive healthcare decisions belong with patients, their families, and their doctors, not politicians”
Supports making new growth help pay for infrastructure.
Elect Evonne Hopkins for NC House District 35Campaign website · Hopkins for House · hopkinsforhouse.com
“Evonne will work with local leaders to ensure our infrastructure keeps pace and that new growth helps pay for the resources it requires.”
Supports keeping guns away from children and dangerous people.
Elect Evonne Hopkins for NC House District 35Campaign website · Hopkins for House · hopkinsforhouse.com
“We can protect that right while keeping guns away from children and people who pose a threat.”
Supports more investment in public transportation.
Wake home to 3 hot NC legislative races in '26 general electionNews coverage · Carolina Public Press · Sep 21, 2026 · carolinapublicpress.org
“She also would invest more into public transportation to relieve some congestion.”