
Cyril Jefferson
Liberal
Democrat
N/A
North Carolina - District 6
Current Position: Mayor of High Point
Running For: House Representative
Policy Positions
Economic Policy
- For investing in cybersecurity, AI defense systems, and resilient supply chains
- For securing funds to fix roads, expand broadband, build smarter farming technology, and improve rail service
- For building more affordable housing through smart zoning and incentives—while protecting neighborhood character
- For expanding affordable childcare so parents can work
- For investing in underused spaces for childcare and job training—saving taxpayer dollars
- For tying all funding to real outcomes like job placement and wage growth
- For expanding tax credits for affordable and mixed-income housing near job hubs
- For rewarding communities that modernize zoning to unlock supply
- For launching a Federal Digital Permitting Fund to cut red tape for builders and buyers
- For converting empty buildings into affordable apartments for families and seniors
- For helping first-time buyers with down-payment credits and FHA reform
Business & Labor
- For providing SBA micro-loans and Main Street accelerator funds
- For ending hidden-tariff taxes and supporting job training
Health Care
- For protecting Medicaid and Medicare for North Carolina families and seniors
- For lowering prescription drug prices by expanding Medicare’s negotiating power
- For holding big insurers accountable—ending surprise billing and capping out-of-pocket costs
- For treating mental health like health by funding local clinics and telehealth solutions
- For fighting hunger as a health issue by defending SNAP, expanding farm-to-school programs, and making fresh food affordable
Education
- For raising teacher pay and reduce class sizes
- For creating debt-free career pathways after high school, including apprenticeships that let students earn while they learn
Civil Rights
- For fully funding VA care, cutting claims backlogs, and helping service members transition to civilian careers
Immigration & Foreign Affairs
- For adding border agents, judges, and cutting-edge fentanyl detection technology at legal ports of entry—where over 90% of fentanyl is caught
- For expanding legal visa pathways, streamline hiring for trusted employers, and protect American wages with E-Verify
Public Safety
- For funding modern policing tools, body cameras, and officer wellness programs
- For expanding mental-health crisis response teams so officers can focus on violent crime
- For supporting youth prevention programs, mentorship, and re-entry services
- For accountability with clear, public safety metrics for federally funded programs