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State Representative, 92nd District

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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 Terry Brown
Terry BrownOfficial portrait — North Carolina General Assembly

Terry Brown

DemocraticIncumbent

State representative; attorney · Charlotte

The gist

  • Supports raising the state minimum wage.
  • Sponsored guaranteeing workers earned paid sick days.In office
  • Sponsored funding to expand sickle cell disease services.In office

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

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  1. Supports raising the state minimum wage.

    Issues | Brown for NC

    Campaign website · Brown for NC · voteterrybrown.com

    “A raise in the state minimum wage will benefit our economy by allowing more funds to flow to local businesses.”
  2. Sponsored guaranteeing workers earned paid sick days.

    Representative Terry M. Brown Jr., primary-sponsored bills, 2025-2026 session

    Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · HB 521 · ncleg.gov

    “Healthy Families & Workplaces/Paid Sick Leave”
    House Bill 521, "Healthy Families & Workplaces/Paid Sick Leave." (2025-2026 session, edition 1)

    Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov

    “ensuring that all workers have earned paid sick days to address their own health needs and the health needs of their families”
  3. Sponsored funding to expand sickle cell disease services.

    Representative Terry M. Brown Jr., primary-sponsored bills, 2025-2026 session

    Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · HB 633 · ncleg.gov

    “Expand Sickle Cell Disease Programs & Svcs”
    House Bill 633, "Expand Sickle Cell Disease Programs & Svcs." (2025-2026 session, edition 1)

    Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · ncleg.gov

    “to expand programs and services for north carolinians with sickle cell disease”

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