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The in-person early voting period is Thurs. February 12th - Sat. February 28th at 3:00pm. If this is your first time voting, you can register to vote and vote in-person on the same day during this period. The primary election date is Tues. March 3rd.
Your voice.
Our community.
The future of District 99.
AFFORDABILITY. ACCESS. ACCOUNTABILITY.
THE CIRCLE OF SERVICE
HEALTHCARE
That works when you need it. Including women’s health, Medicaid, and preventive care.
Healthcare shouldn’t push families into crisis — it should keep them well and working. Too many District 99 residents rely on Medicaid, women’s health services, and preventive care to stay healthy and stay in the workforce.
A Circle of Service that puts people first in healthcare. Learn More
INFRASTRUCTURE
So people can get to work, school, and healthcare in person and online.
Reliable transportation and affordable internet keep families connected to opportunity, education, and care.
A Circle of Service that keeps our community connected and moving. Learn More
EDUCATION
Because North Carolina ranks last in public school funding.
Fully funded schools and competitive teacher pay help students succeed and strengthen our communities.
A Circle of Service that shows up for students and teachers alike. Learn More
REAL CONSTITUENT SERVICES
When something isn't working, you can Check Levy.
Real representation means answering the phone, following up, and helping residents find real solutions.
A Circle of Service that shows up and follows through. Learn More
LIVING WAGES
So families can afford to work and stay in District 99.
Work should pay enough to cover housing, food, healthcare, and childcare. When wages and childcare costs don’t match reality, families are forced into impossible choices.
A Circle of Service that supports working families. Learn More
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
And protections for long-term residents so families aren't pushed out.
Rising taxes, housing costs, and energy costs are pushing families out of the communities they helped build. Neighborhoods thrive when residents can stay rooted.
A Circle of Service that helps families stay rooted. Learn More
VETERANS CARE
That honors service when Active Service ends. Because service deserves lifelong support.
Strong communities do not turn their backs on the people who served them. Veterans should never be left waiting for care after serving our country.
A Circle of Service that shows up for every veteran and family. Learn More
MEET VELERIA
Experienced Leadership
Veleria M. Levy is a nonprofit leader, health equity advocate, and community servant who believes public office begins with one simple practice: you lead best when you're accountable to the people you serve. Her campaign for NC House District 99 is built on a Circle of Service — showing up, listening, delivering, and inviting the community to "Check Levy" when something isn't right. She believes leadership is a shared responsibility, and strong representation requires transparency, humility, and community partnership.
As a mother, legal scholar, and longtime voice for Black and Brown communities across North Carolina, Veleria has dedicated her career to helping families navigate systems that too often overlook them. She has led statewide health equity work, strengthened community organizations, and built coalitions grounded in dignity, access, and opportunity.
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