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US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 14

Each state receives representation in the US House of Representatives in proportion to the size of its population but is entitled to at least one representative. There are currently 435 representatives, a number fixed by law since 1911. Starting in 2024, NC has 14 members of the US House; the NC State Legislature changed the district boundaries in October, 2025. The House shares with the Senate responsibility for all lawmaking within the United States. For an act of Congress to be valid, both houses must approve an identical document. Each representative serves a two-year term. There are no term limits.

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    Tim Moore
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    Lakesha Womack
    (DEM)

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Position/philosophy statement My campaign is rooted in people-centered leadership that puts working families first and delivers fair, accountable policies that create real opportunity and stability for our communities.
Campaign Mailing Address PO BOX 78295
CHARLOTTE, NC 28271
Current Occupation Business Owner | Chief Strategy Officer
Age (optional) 49
Campaign Phone 2512300512
Campaign Email womack@womack4nc14.com
Campaign Website http://womack4nc14.com
Campaign X (Twitter) Handle @lakeshawomack
Campaign Facebook URL http://facebook.com/womack4nc14
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I bring more than two decades of experience as a strategist, small-business advisor, and community development leader working at the intersection of economic opportunity, public policy, and civic engagement. As the founder of Womack Consulting Group and a senior leader at a community development financial institution (CDFI), I have helped design programs that expand access to capital, strengthen organizations, and deliver results for working families. My service in appointed and elected civic roles, combined with my Master of Legal Studies coursework, equips me to provide practical oversight, build coalitions, and translate community needs into effective federal policy.
In my first year, my top priority would be lowering costs for working families by restoring and strengthening Affordable Care Act subsidies and protecting Medicaid so people can access affordable, stable health care. With so many important issues facing our country, I would also work with my colleagues to push for responsible federal spending that invests in public education, workforce development, and housing affordability, while enforcing oversight to ensure taxpayer dollars actually serve communities, not special interests. These actions would provide immediate relief and set a foundation for long-term economic stability.
I will pursue economic policies that include protecting affordable health care, investing in public education and workforce development, supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs, and ensuring workers are paid livable wages. I will also push for corporate accountability by ensuring corporations pay their fair share of taxes and receive tax benefits only if they pay workers a livable wage. We cannot subsidize companies while also subsidizing their workers. People don’t need handouts; they need the ability to earn a fair wage that allows them to provide for themselves and their families. A strong economy is one where people can afford housing, plan for retirement, and feel secure about their future, not one that only looks good on paper.
To decrease polarization and improve effectiveness, I will lead with listening and transparency. In my district, I will commit to regular town halls that welcome all constituents, regardless of party, to ensure their voices inform my work. In Congress, I will work across the aisle on legislation that benefits our community. Voting with the other party is not a problem unless it requires voting against the welfare and well-being of the people I represent. Effective government depends on good-faith dialogue, practical problem-solving, and putting people over politics. My commitment will always be to ensure our youth have opportunity, working families have stability, and our seniors have security.
Yes, I will support creating incentives for AI data centers and other high-energy industries to locate in abandoned or underused manufacturing facilities that were designed to handle significant energy and resource demands, rather than placing them in residential or rural communities where they strain water, power, and land resources. This approach reduces environmental harm, prevents resource extraction from vulnerable communities, and promotes smart reuse of existing infrastructure. It also creates jobs, revitalizes legacy industrial sites, and supports innovation while protecting the health, environment, and quality of life in our communities.
My campaign is grounded in people-centered leadership, transparency, and accountability. I am focused on affordable health care, strong public education, fair wages, and responsible federal spending so every family has the opportunity to thrive. I am committed to accessible representation through open town halls, community engagement, and clear communication, because democracy works best when people are informed, heard, and involved. As federal agencies and departments are weakened or dismantled, we will need to rebuild thoughtfully. I want to be at the table asking tough questions and helping design solutions that create an economy that works for everyone, not simply restoring systems that failed, especially for middle-class families who earn too much to qualify for assistance but not enough to get ahead. We need your support and would love to have you join our team and commit to voting for LaKesha Womack as the next Congresswoman from the great state of North Carolina!