2026 General Election · November 3, 2026
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No endorsements found from the listed organizations.
Recorded votes and vetoes
No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
The candidate describes his position as "Pro-choice" and states that he does not agree with abortion but that the government has no right to ban it.
In the candidate’s words: “Pro-choice, I don't agree but the government has no right to ban it.”
Sources: isidewith.com
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As governor, the candidate vetoed the state's 12-week abortion law. According to the campaign platform, the candidate supports "defending reproductive rights" and keeping "politicians out of the doctor's exam room."
Sources: news.ballotpedia.org
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No endorsements found from the listed organizations.
Recorded votes and vetoes
No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
The candidate states support for the right of women to determine the care they deem necessary, including abortion, regardless of their ability to pay.
In the candidate’s words: “I support the right of women to full reproductive freedom and to determine the degree of technological intervention, including abortion, which they deem necessary for their own care and protection, regardless of their ability to pay.”
Sources: northcarolinahealthnews.org
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
As RNC chair, the candidate described himself as "the most pro-life chair in the history of the Republican Party." The candidate has said he will fight to "ensure that we have pro-life majorities" in Congress.
In the candidate’s words: “the most pro-life chair in the history of the Republican Party”
Sources: news.ballotpedia.org; axios.com
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As a legislator, the candidate led efforts on legislation concerning infants born alive after attempted abortions and introduced the Title X Abortion Provider Prohibition Act.
Sources: sbaprolife.org; ontheissues.org; yourreprecord.org/members/foxx-virginia-nc-5
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No endorsements found from the listed organizations.
Recorded votes and vetoes
No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
According to the campaign platform, the candidate states that abortion is a matter between a patient and their doctor and favors codifying it into national law.
In the candidate’s words: “Abortion is an issue that should be discussed in a doctor's office between a patient and their doctor... Abortion is a medical procedure and should have been codified into law nationally long ago.”
Sources: hubbardforcongress.com/platform; wfmynews2.com
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No endorsements found from the listed organizations.
Recorded votes and vetoes
No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
No public statement found.
Sources: luffmanforcongress.org; journalpatriot.com
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
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The candidate has publicly criticized the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade.
Sources: reproductivefreedomforall.org; emilyslist.org/candidate/anita-earls; wunc.org
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As a legislator, the candidate presented North Carolina's 12-week abortion law on the House floor and spoke in support of it.
In the candidate’s words: “We are pleased that the unborn will be recognized as having a fundamental right to be born... The things in this bill are not obstacles to abortion. They're safeguards. We seek to balance protecting unborn babies while ensuring the safe care of mothers.”
Sources: wunc.org; ncnewsline.com; sites.ncleg.gov
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
No public statement found.
Sources: plannedparenthoodaction.org
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
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No public statement found.
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
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In a questionnaire response, the candidate stated a belief that all humans have the right to life.
In the candidate’s words: “Human life deserves legal protection from conception until natural death.”
Sources: ivoterguide.com/candidate/89706
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
No public statement found.
Sources: plannedparenthoodaction.org
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
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No public statement found.
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No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
No public statement found.
Sources: plannedparenthoodaction.org
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No endorsements found from the listed organizations.
Recorded votes and vetoes
No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
No public statement found.
Sources: hardwickfornc.com; ballotpedia Trevor_Hardwick
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No public statement found.
Sources: eddiesettle.com; ncstatesenate.com
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The candidate has made a public statement about legislation concerning mothers, unborn children, and the elderly.
In the candidate’s words: “We must protect the most vulnerable in our society, and our state legislature needs to embrace life-affirming protections for mothers and their unborn children, as well as the elderly, to ensure that all life is protected, valued, and cared for in North Carolina.”
Sources: eddinsfornc.com; ncleg.gov; lifevote.net
Endorsed by
No endorsements found from the listed organizations.
Recorded votes and vetoes
No recorded votes or vetoes on the listed bills.
Public statements
No public statement found.
Organizations whose endorsements are listed
North Carolina Right to Life PAC recommendations come from its 2026 county voter guides (October 11, 2026). The other organizations’ endorsements come from their published endorsement lists.
Bills listed
Information current as of October 11, 2026 and drawn from public legislative records, campaign materials and candidate statements. It may be incomplete or out of date. Votes are shown as recorded; a vote can have many reasons behind it. Always check a candidate’s own materials.
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