Democrat Gary Weart of Richfield filed for the North Carolina State Senate District 33 seat which includes Rowan and Stanly counties. This seat is currently held by Carl Ford (R) of China Grove who has filed for re-election to another two-year term.Democrats Roddrick Howell of Albemarle and Jocelyn Torres of Albemarle filed for the North Carolina House of Representatives District 67 seat which includes Montgomery and Stanly counties. This seat is currently held by Cody Huneycutt (R) of Oakboro who has filed for re-election to another two-year term.Democrat Brett Mathew of Locust filed for the Stanly County Commissioner District 01 seat. This seat is currently held by Mike Barbee (R) of Stanfield who has filed for re-election to another four-year term and will face primary opponent former County Commissioner Lane Furr (R) of Stanfield.

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Brett Mathew lives in Locust, North Carolina.

When Brett Mathew of Carolina Tiny Homes began his part-time venture building tiny homes, a minimalistic look that met the durability requirement was at the forefront of his approach. What began with initial library research on tiny homes and building workshops during the day, soon became a part-time project and then ultimately his daily work.

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Democrats Roddrick Howell of Albemarle and Jocelyn Torres of Albemarle filed for the North Carolina House of Representatives District 67 seat which includes Montgomery and Stanly counties. This seat is currently held by Cody Huneycutt of Oakboro who has filed for re-election to another two-year term.
Democrat Brett Mathew of Locust filed for the Stanly County Commissioner District 01 seat. This seat is currently held by Mike Barbee (R) of Stanfield who has filed for re-election to another four-year term and will face primary opponent former County Commissioner Lane Furr (R) of Stanfield.

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When Brett Mathew of Carolina Tiny Homes began his part-time venture building tiny homes, a minimalistic look that met the durability requirement was at the forefront of his approach. What began with initial library research on tiny homes and building workshops during the day, soon became a part-time project and then ultimately his daily work.

Brett's part-time venture to build tiny homes with Carolina Tiny Homes became his daily work.

Democrat Brett Mathew of Locust filed for the Stanly County Commissioner District 01 seat. This seat is currently held by Mike Barbee (R) of Stanfield who has filed for re-election to another four-year term and will face primary opponent former County Commissioner Lane Furr (R) of Stanfield.

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Brett Mathew builds tiny homes through Carolina Tiny Homes.

Brett Mathew's campaign for the Stanly County Commissioner District 01 seat is his first time running for public office.

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