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Nathan Robinson

for At-Large Orange County Commissioner

Unaffiliated voters are the LARGEST voting group in NC per the latest 2022 data from the N.C. State Board of Elections.

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So why are there never any unaffiliated voting options on the ballot?!

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Because it's really hard for an unaffiliated person to be listed on the ballot. 

 

The Board of Elections requires an unaffiliated person to get ~4400 signatures...(they require NONE for the 2 main parties)

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I want to be an unaffiliated ballot option for you in 2022.

Meet Nathan

Entrepreneur, Husband, Dad, Contractor, Community Builder, Teacher

  • Married to Michelle since 1996.

  • Twin boys...Zach & Micah (soon to be driving!)

  • We live in our renovated log cabin with a toller retriever and 3 cats.

  • Worked in South Africa 2003-2006 to implement a CDC-approved HIV prevention strategy.

  • Helped start a private school in NC, and currently serve on the board of a township private school in Ntuzuma, South Africa.

  • Currently on Orange County Board of Adjustment.

  • BS Applied Physics, Master's in Civil/Environmental Engineering

  • Environmental Engineer 8 yrs

  • Have started 4 companies, 2 non-profits.

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The number of unaffiliated NC voters = 2,503,997
In contrast, there are:

2,496,434 Democrats
2,192,073 Republicans
48,654 Libertarians.

The majority of NC voters should have an unaffiliated option on the ballot, especially in Orange County

What I stand for...

Rural neighbors are integral to the character of Orange County.

The economy has shifted the work & home life of people. Public-private partnerships help create opportunities for communities to advance.

Healthy economic development is more sustainable and fair than restrictive development approaches.

Multi-disciplinary input serves people best when making broad decisions, beyond just following worst-case advice from focused experts.

Classical education has timeless wisdom that can be melded with modern tech.

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