Rep. Sarah Stevens

Candidate for North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice. Representing Surry and Wilkes Counties in the NC House. Mount Airy native.

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

It’s official, today I filed my candidacy for the North Carolina Supreme Court. North Carolina voters deserve a Justice who is committed to upholding our Constitution and not legislating from the bench. I’ll use my experience as an attorney and the knowledge I gained as a legislator to ensure we maintain a conservative judicial philosophy on the Court. My Democratic opponent, Anita Earls is part of the radical Democratic wing of the Party that prefers to legislate from the bench and rewrite our laws. I am confident in my ability to unite North Carolina conservative to ensure victory.
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[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

I'm excited to announce my candidacy for North Carolina Supreme Court.

I will be a conservative voice for justice and families on the Supreme Court. My experience as a family law attorney and a state legislator has prepared me to be a voice for those who cannot advocate for themselves.

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[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

The NC House passed a historic budget bill Thursday with bipartisan support. The bill is transformative and meaningful in its positive impact on our state and its citizens. https://t.co/B6SxKR13WM #ncpol #NCGA

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

Good news as @Texwipe, a global manufacturer of contamination control supplies, will invest $4.5 million and create 33 new jobs in Surry County. Our GOP-led #NCGA's common-sense policies have created a positive business climate helping folks across NC. https://t.co/brVYip0LWy

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

Great news for election integrity & lower taxes: A NC Court of Appeals panel overturned a lower court ruling blocking constitutional amendments implementing a lower maximum income tax rate & Voter ID. The people voted for these amendments in 2018. https://t.co/6ey8USRYjk #ncpol

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

On this day, in 1920, the #19thAmendment was officially ratified, giving women the right to vote. Today, we honor Susan B. Anthony and all the trailblazing women who fought to secure this right and give women a voice in our democracy. https://t.co/gQ4QdsPAwk #ncpol

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

Students who have not filed their FAFSA, or simply need help filing it, will have a great chance to do so this month. Counselors and financial aid experts will be on hand to answer questions about the FAFSA application and process. https://t.co/jXmueyD1x2 #ncpol #nced

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

The COVID Relief bills passed by the #NCGA include policy changes that help folks with deadlines for license renewal, vehicle registration and more. https://t.co/KPwYRSp2wW #COVID19 #ncpol

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

"Farmers are working hard to keep the public fed,” Ag Commissioner SteveTroxler said. “We need them to continue to produce. Let’s do our part by supporting our growers, by buying local and by sharing the message our food supply is safe." https://t.co/cTcnersATI #ncpol #Covid19

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

In a historic moment, the NC House of Representatives passed with bipartisan support a $1.7 billion #COVIDー19 relief bill. The nearly unanimous vote shows a strong commitment to help people and businesses in North Carolina. https://t.co/mn20eUGTOV #ncga #ncpol

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

The @alzassociation is offering online assistance for those facing the unique challenges of caring for a loved one struggling with this terrible disease. #COVID19 is altering daily lives, but the needs of Alzheimer’s caregivers cannot be put on hold. https://t.co/scwNEgXjRt

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

Live video streaming from the floor of the NC House of Representatives will begin this week as the #NCGA prepares to approve an emergency pandemic relief package; great transparency from the people’s house. https://t.co/0XWvRmEAxt

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

North Carolina is one of the first four states approved for the new Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program, to help families purchase food for children impacted by school closings due to #COVIDー19. https://t.co/KZuqxgRENu @USDA #ncpol

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

Thanks to Fort Bragg soldiers making masks to fight the #coronavirus pandemic. Company Commander Captain Anthony Williams says, It shows you that you don’t have to be in combat to make an impact...You can do that right here in the United States. https://t.co/LwAHKVVymQ #COVID19

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

Will I have to pay back the #Stimuluscheck money? Will it be taxed? Good info here for these and other questions: https://t.co/ysA5laOfvF #Covid_19 #ncpol

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

The #NCGA is prudently reopening after most members and staff telecommuted all month. Remote House committee meetings continue. Lawmakers, staff, and credentialed press are returning with limited building access, temperature checks, and social distancing https://t.co/dRkzULlLvD

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

The Federal Reserve launching $600 billion low-interest loan program designed to fill in the cracks in the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program; to help a broader swath of businesses than the Paycheck Protection Program. https://t.co/zPuO5wCJx8 #COVID19

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

NC House Select Committee on COVID-19 approved a draft bill making emergency reforms to North Carolina’s tax and unemployment laws. Also, would extend $25 million in bridge loans to small businesses through existing program at the Golden Leaf Foundation. https://t.co/DHkpBbnNjz

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

Expanded rules for retailers from @NC_Governor’s latest Executive Order go into effect at 5pm Monday. Look for fewer people allowed in a store at a time, markers indicating six feet of distance & other rules to try to help social distancing. https://t.co/6rs3rkj1J3 #coronavirus

[Rep. Sarah Stevens @RepSarahStevens]

#ncga @NCHouseSpeaker & @SenatorBerger released a statement they support legislation “to retroactively extend vehicle inspection deadlines. Until such legislation passes, we support bureaucratic flexibility on compliance with the existing deadlines.” https://t.co/8tXnK2L1EK