NC House of Representatives. Insurance Cmte Chair. UNC '92. Christian. Father. Husband. Small biz owner. Eagle Scout. Master Mason. Shriner. Troll magnet.

Kinston, NC
Joined November 2018
Eastern North Carolina is my home, and I remain committed to strengthening our economy, protecting our rural communities, and improving infrastructure and flood resilience. 1/3.
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On Tuesday, November 3, I’m asking for your vote. Polls are open from 6:30 AM to 7:30 PM. Please don’t stay home. Bring a neighbor, bring your family, and make your voice heard. 📍 FIND YOUR VOTING SITE: vt.ncsbe.gov/PPLkup/
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Thank you for letting me serve the place we all love. — Chris
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That’s why I voted to SUSPEND the state gas tax. I voted to LOWER your income taxes. And I voted to STOP surprise property tax hikes, so nobody has to worry about being taxed out of the home they’ve worked so hard for.
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I’ve stood with you after the floods and storms, and I’ve fought to bring disaster relief, rural broadband, and good jobs back home to our communities. That work isn’t finished, and I’d be honored to keep doing it for you.
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Friends, ENC is home. I was born & raised here. I earned my Eagle Scout here & started at Lenoir Community College. I raised our girls here in Kinston. Before I ever went to Raleigh, I served you on the La Grange Town Council and spent 8 years as your Lenoir County Commissioner.
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So when I hear from families in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones counties who are stretched thin by prices at the pump, at the grocery store, and on their tax bills — I take it personally. These are my neighbors.
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Beautiful day here at Brock Mill Pond! I’m grateful to call ENC home and to have the opportunity to serve the people of Lenoir, Greene, and Jones counties. This week is your LAST CHANCE to vote EARLY (ends Saturday at 3 PM). I would be honored to have your vote for re-election.
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Thank you for your continued support and encouragement. I’m humbled by the opportunity to keep serving our communities and hope I can count on your support at the polls!
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Family budgets in ENC are tight — and we feel it every day. That’s why I’ve been working to bring you relief: ⛽ Voted to suspend gas tax 💵 Cut income tax so you keep more of your hard-earned paycheck 🏡 Fighting to end property tax hikes 🛒 Working to eliminate the grocery tax
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I’m fighting every day to bring down costs and save you money — and I’m not done yet. I’m running for re-election to continue delivering results for our communities. 🗳️ Early Voting ends Saturday, October 31. 🗳️ Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.
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FIND YOUR VOTING LOCATION >>> vt.ncsbe.gov/EVSite Make a plan, bring a friend, and vote!
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Some places just have a way of taking you back in time. I had a wonderful time at the Moss Hill Elementary Harvest Festival last night, seeing old friends and reminiscing about some of the best days of growing up in Lenoir County.
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It warms my heart to see the love and support this community continues to give that old brick schoolhouse, surrounded by farmland and moss-covered trees in God’s country. The years may pass, but the memories and friendships made will always hold a special place in my heart.
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It was a pleasure to join 500 fifth graders from Lenoir and Greene counties for the North Carolina Symphony’s Education Concert at the Kinston High’s Performing Arts Center!
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Music education gives students an opportunity to explore their creativity and experience the arts in a meaningful way. Thank you to LCPS, Superintendent Brent Williams, conductor Joseph Peters, and the NC Symphony for making this experience possible for our local students!
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I was honored to attend the ribbon cutting for the new State Employees’ Credit Union location on Hill Farm Road in Kinston — alongside the Mayor, City Council, Lenoir County Commissioners, and business leaders from across the area.
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Congratulations to SECU on this beautiful new facility and thank you for your continued investment in our community!
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It was an honor to spend time with folks at the NC Rural Center’s Listening Tour in Maysville! I’m always glad to see rural communities have the opportunity to share their concerns, ideas, and priorities directly with those working to shape policy across our state.
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Maysville was the final stop on this year’s 10-location tour, hosted at the town’s newly renovated Town Hall. The conversations will help inform the Rural Center’s 2027 policy platform and discussions at the 2027 Rural Summit.
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I know how important it is to listen to the people who live and work in our rural communities. Their voices matter — and I’m grateful to have been part of this conversation!
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