Pamela D. McAfee
Democratic
Lexington
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What this office does: A state senator votes on North Carolina laws and the state budget in the General Assembly.
Steve Jarvis
RepublicanIncumbent
State senator; owner of Jarvis Construction · Lexington
The gist
- Supports parental choice and more vocational training.
- Supports re-reviewing all state rules as if newly proposed.
- Supports gun rights and pledges to keep taxes low.
- Sponsored requiring legislative approval of costly state rules.In office
- Sponsored eliminating certificate-of-need laws in most counties.In office
- Sponsored changes to state water quality certification permits.In office
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Supports parental choice and more vocational training.
Meet Steve: Steve JarvisCampaign website · Campaign to Elect Jarvis for NC Senate District 30 · electjarvis.com
“We must empower parents and students with choices at the local level, expand vocational training options through our community colleges”
Supports re-reviewing all state rules as if newly proposed.
Meet Steve: Steve JarvisCampaign website · Campaign to Elect Jarvis for NC Senate District 30 · electjarvis.com
“Steve advocates for a streamlined regulatory process, ensuring that all necessary rules undergo a thorough review and approval process as if newly proposed.”
Supports gun rights and pledges to keep taxes low.
Steve Jarvis for NC Senate District 30: HomeCampaign website · Campaign to Elect Jarvis for NC Senate District 30 · electjarvis.com
“Steve is a strong supporter of The Second Amendment and will always fight to protect the Constitution, keep taxes low.”
Sponsored requiring legislative approval of costly state rules.
Senate Bill 290 (2025-2026 session), as filed: NC REINS Act.Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · S.B. 290, long title · ncleg.gov
“AN ACT to enact the regulations from the executive in need of scrutiny act.”
Sponsored eliminating certificate-of-need laws in most counties.
Senate Bill 494 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Limit the Scope of Certificate of Need Laws.Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · S.B. 494, long title · ncleg.gov
“eliminating certificate of need laws in all counties except those that have a population of less than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND”
Sponsored changes to state water quality certification permits.
Senate Bill 472 (2025-2026 session), as filed: Coastal Regulatory Reform.Government record · North Carolina General Assembly · S.B. 472, long title · ncleg.gov
“AN ACT to make various changes to the process for 401 water quality certifications issued by the department of environmental quality.”
Senate Bill 472 (2025-2026 session): Coastal Regulatory Reform. Bill historyGovernment record · North Carolina General Assembly · Bill history · ncleg.gov
“Ch. SL 2025-48”
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