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Janice Davis graduated with a bachelor's degree in Nursing at St. Dominic Savio College.

As of June 22, 2024, Janice Davis did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

As of June 14, 2025, Janice Davis did not have a website or any information online.

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Tracy was born and raised in North Carolina. She earned master's degrees in business administration and information science from UNC Chapel Hill. She now lives in Northern Greensboro with my husband and 2 daughters.

Tracy Clark was head of marketing and sat on the board of directors at a NC-based wealth management firm that was sold to Modera Wealth Management in 2023. She has more than 15 years of marketing experience across the financial services, technology, and online media sectors.

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Believes in reallocating funds from non-critical areas, such as opportunity scholarships, to avoid tax increases while funding 8% salary hikes.

Believes in reallocating funds, such as opportunity scholarships, to avoid tax increases while funding 8% salary hikes.

- Believes in reallocating funds, such as opportunity scholarships, to avoid tax increases while funding 8% salary hikes.

Believes in protecting local lakes, parks, and wildlife.

- Believes in protecting local lakes, parks, and wildlife.

Believes OBGYNs should have the autonomy to make medical decisions without the threat of legal repercussions from ambiguous laws.

Opposes the 12-week abortion ban set by NC legislators, which includes a 72-hour mandatory waiting period and in-person biased counseling, arguing it makes abortion more expensive and time-consuming for women.

- Supports abortion access.
- Believes OBGYNs should have the autonomy to make medical decisions without the threat of legal repercussions from ambiguous laws.
- Opposes the 12-week abortion ban set by NC legislators, which includes a 72-hour mandatory waiting period and in-person biased counseling, arguing it makes abortion more expensive and time-consuming for women.

As of June 14, 2025, Tracy Clark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes teachers should be treated "like the highly-trained professionals they are" and given the freedom to teach.

Opposes the "Moms for Liberty" organization and their influence on North Carolina House legislation.

Supports raising public school teachers’ and staff salaries 8% per year until reaching at least average public school funding.

- Opposes book banning in schools.
- Believes teachers should be treated "like the highly-trained professionals they are" and given the freedom to teach.
- Opposes the "Moms for Liberty" organization and their influence on North Carolina House legislation.
- Supports raising public school teachers’ and staff salaries 8% per year until reaching at least average public school funding.

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