PATRICIA COTHAM
State House · NC · republican
Provisional North Carolina filing · 2026. Final ballot status has not been confirmed. Incumbency information is unavailable.
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Goal
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Where they stand
Recorded positions and estimates, ordered by stored priority. 1 of 20 have source links; 0 have recorded review evidence. Alignment scores are estimates, not confirmation of a candidate’s views.
- Economy & JobsParty inference
Market-driven wages
Observation date unavailable - Taxes & Fiscal PolicyParty inference
Flat tax
Observation date unavailable - Gun PolicyParty inference
Protect 2nd Amendment, no new restrictions
Observation date unavailable - Religious LibertyParty inference
Protect religious expression
Observation date unavailable - ImmigrationParty inference
Border security first
Observation date unavailable - Abortion / Reproductive RightsParty inference
Pro-life, with exceptions
Observation date unavailable - Foreign Policy & DefenseParty inference
Increase military spending
Observation date unavailable - Voting Rights & ElectionsParty inference
Require voter ID
Observation date unavailable - LGBTQ+ RightsParty inference
Religious exemptions
Observation date unavailable - Social Security & MedicareParty inference
Gradual reform
Observation date unavailable - Climate & EnvironmentParty inference
Reduce environmental regulations
Observation date unavailable - HealthcareParty inference
Market-based reform
Observation date unavailable - Criminal JusticeParty inference
Tough on crime
Observation date unavailable - Trade & TariffsParty inference
Aggressive tariffs
Observation date unavailable - HousingParty inference
Market solutions only
Observation date unavailable - Technology & AI RegulationParty inference
Industry self-regulation
Observation date unavailable - Drug PolicyParty inference
Maintain current laws
Observation date unavailable - InfrastructureParty inference
State-led investment
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Maintain current rules
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Source statements
Statement awaiting issue classification
Unclassified statement
make it harder for repeat offenders charged with violent crimes to be released
Interpretation and limitations: The campaign's Protecting Our Community section claims Cotham sponsored bipartisan legislation restricting release for repeat offenders charged with violent crimes. This is a campaign account of her record; no specific bill, roll-call or enactment was independently established by this source.
Attributed to Tricia Cotham. Publication date unavailable. Observed 2026-10-24.
Not used in the alignment index.
Read source: www.triciacotham.netEducation
Source statement · School choice and vouchers
raise teacher pay, increase classroom funding, and expand Opportunity Scholarships
Interpretation and limitations: The campaign's Putting Kids First section presents public classroom funding, teacher pay and expanded private-school scholarships together as achievements Cotham supports. This supports the school-choice-and-vouchers classification, but does not establish opposition to public-school funding. The North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority describes Opportunity Scholarships as funding for tuition and required fees at registered private schools.
Attributed to Tricia Cotham. Publication date unavailable. Observed 2026-10-24.
Linked to the recorded issue position. Current evidence requirements still apply to personal comparisons.
Read source: www.triciacotham.net
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Recorded legislative activity
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Source coverage and update dates
US House roll calls · 119/2
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Import status: partial. Coverage is partial and reflects observed records. Last scan finished: 01/11/2026. Last attempt: 02/11/2026.
134,673 current imported facts across 314 observed groups; 106 groups await checking. Latest recorded activity: 16/09/2026. Latest group checked: 02/11/2026.
Open States · nc/2025
Partial observed Open States sponsorships and recorded member votes for this jurisdiction and session. Unidentified people remain unlinked. Repeated listing scans reconcile moving records; a finished scan is not a complete source snapshot.
Import status: partial. Coverage is partial and reflects observed records. Last scan finished: 29/10/2026. Last attempt: 02/11/2026.
90,493 current imported facts across 2,338 observed groups; 1,709 groups await checking. Latest recorded activity: 05/08/2026. Latest group checked: 02/11/2026.
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