Marjorie Molina holds a master's degree in management from UNC Charlotte, a bachelor's degree in liberal studies from Arizona State University, and an associate's degree from Central Piedmont Community College. She lives with her children in East Charlotte.

Marjorie is a financial services professional. She has worked in the banking and financial services sector. She also owned an auto-repair business in Charlotte that provided a variety of services, which she launched in 2007. During the Covid-19 pandemic, she worked for Dream Key Partners, where she assisted Spanish-speaking Charlotte families in accessing rent, mortgage, and utilities assistance.

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Marjorie is currently a member of the Charlotte City Council, representing District 5. She was first elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2023.

Believes economic investments should reflect community priorities and benefit local residents.

Supports workforce development and small business support.

Believes in "the economic empowerment of more women in our community."

- Believes economic investments should reflect community priorities and benefit local residents.
- Supports workforce development and small business support.
- Believes in "the economic empowerment of more women in our community."

Economy

Supports expanding Charlotte's role in family-centered investments and ensuring access to mental and behavioral health care.

- Supports expanding Charlotte's role in family-centered investments and ensuring access to mental and behavioral health care.

Public Services

Helped protect over 170 families through city-led acquisition and stabilization efforts.

Supports protecting existing communities, stabilizing neighborhoods, and retaining long-term residents.

- Helped protect over 170 families through city-led acquisition and stabilization efforts.
- Supports protecting existing communities, stabilizing neighborhoods, and retaining long-term residents.

Housing & Urban Development

Helped secure a new domestic violence shelter with wraparound services through partnership with City Housing Trust Fund.

- Helped secure a new domestic violence shelter with wraparound services through partnership with City Housing Trust Fund.

Public Safety

Believes in modernizing infrastructure in areas where it is most needed.

As a city council member, advocated for and delivered investments in sidewalks, mobility enhancements, and safety improvements.

As a city council member, advocated for and delivered investments in sidewalks, transportation, and safety.

- Believes in modernizing infrastructure in areas where it is most needed.
- As a city council member, advocated for and delivered investments in sidewalks, transportation, and safety.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Marjorie Molina

Supports expanding Charlotte's role in family-centered investments and advocating for collaboration to ensure access to mental and behavioral health care.

Marjorie Molina is from East Charlotte. She has a master%E2%80%99s degree in management from UNC Charlotte, a bachelor%E2%80%99s degree in liberal studies from Arizona State University, and an associate%E2%80%99s degree from Central Piedmont Community College. She also holds certificates in business analysis and project management from Central Piedmont Community College. She lives with her children in East Charlotte.

Marjorie is a financial services professional. She worked in the banking and financial services sector. She also owned an auto-repair business in Charlotte that provided a variety of services, which she launched in 2007. During the Covid-19 pandemic, she worked for Dream Key Partners, where she assisted Spanish-speaking Charlotte families in accessing rent, mortgage, and utilities assistance.

Marjorie is currently a member of the Charlotte City Council, representing District 5. She was first elected in 2022 and is currently serving her first term. She was re-elected in 2023.

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