Mark is from Winston-Salem. He holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Appalachian State University, a master's degree in divinity, and a doctorate degree in Christian Leadership from Southeastern Baptist. He is married to his wife, Beth. 

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Mark has experience working as a pastor. 

 Mark Harris ran for US Representative in Congressional District 9 in 2016 and 2009, but he did not win either race. He also ran for US Senate in 2014, but he did not win. He previously served as president of the North Carolina Baptist Convention. 

As of June 17, 2025, Mark Harris’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes in the sanctity of all human life, opposing abortion. Supports traditional family values and measures that uphold family foundations.

Opposes abortion and supports "traditional family values..."

- Opposes abortion and supports "traditional family values..."

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Believes that a safe community requires "unwavering enforcement of our laws" and holding criminals accountable.

Believes "unwavering enforcement of our laws" and holding "criminals accountable..." are important to establish a safe community.

- Believes "unwavering enforcement of our laws" and holding "criminals accountable..." are important to establish a safe community.

Public Safety

Believes parents should decide their children's education, not the Federal Government. Supports local control and maximum flexibility in education choices, including public, private, charter, and homeschool options.

Supports parental control over their child's education and opposes government control over child education. 

Supports educational flexibility, including the option to pursue of public, private, charter, or homeschool education.

- Supports parental control over their child's education and opposes government control over child education. 
- Supports educational flexibility, including the option to pursue of public, private, charter, or homeschool education.

Education

Believes in "prioritizing national security with strong borders." Supports robust immigration policies, veterans' care, and a strong military.

Believes "our nation's safety and sovereignty hinge upon robust border security" and plans to fortify borders, support advanced technology, and enforce immigration laws.

Believes "Biden's weak border policies, has created unprecedented challenges for our nation" and plans to establish forceful measures and advanced technology to prevent undocumented immigration. 

Believes in a strong national defense to deter threats and support allies. Emphasizes honoring the sacrifices of servicemen and women.

- Opposes undocumented immigration. 
- Believes "Biden's weak border policies, has created unprecedented challenges for our nation" and plans to establish forceful measures and advanced technology to prevent undocumented immigration. 
- Supports strong military. 

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Justin was born in Coldwater, Ohio, and currently lives in Concord, North Carolina. He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan and a master's degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He is married with children was named a 40 Under 40 winner by America’s Small Business Development Center Network for 2023.

Justin currently works as a Technology Commercialization Counselor at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and is the Founder & CEO of
Prohuman Tech. He previously worked as a Business Launch Specialist and as an Aerospace Alloy Trader. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2003 to 2012.

Justin E. Dues’ campaign for US Representative in Congressional District 8 is his first run for public office.


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Opposes "wealth inequality" and plans to implement policies to "curb corporate greed and ensure a more equitable distribution of wealth."

- Opposes "wealth inequality" and plans to implement policies to "curb corporate greed and ensure a more equitable distribution of wealth."

Supports policies that address climate change.

- Supports policies that address climate change.

Believes in fostering trust in political processes by addressing "structural shortcomings."

Said, "My aspiration is to restore a sense of pride in our government and in America’s accomplishments."

- Believes in fostering trust in political processes by addressing "structural shortcomings."
- Said, "My aspiration is to restore a sense of pride in our government and in America’s accomplishments."
- Supports term limits.
- Opposes gerrymandering.

Supports the reallocation of defense budgets to combat "homelessness, malnutrition, human trafficking, and climate change."

- Supports the reallocation of defense budgets to combat "homelessness, malnutrition, human trafficking, and climate change."

Wants to reform public education and place a focus on public service options in addition to higher education.

- Wants to reform public education and place a focus on public service options in addition to higher education.

Supports increasing veteran representation in Congress.

Wants to reform current immigration and border policies to balance national security with humanitarian concerns.

- Supports increasing veteran representation in Congress.
- Wants to reform current immigration and border policies to balance national security with humanitarian concerns.

Justin E. Dues

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