John Bell is a native of Mount Olive, North Carolina, he graduated from North Duplin High School before earning his degree from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

Aims to restore fiscal responsibility by eliminating wasteful spending, cutting taxes, and maintaining a rainy-day fund while providing pay raises for state employees and teachers.

Aims to restore fiscal responsibility by eliminating wasteful spending, enacting conservative fiscal reforms, cutting taxes, and maintaining a rainy-day fund while providing pay raises for state employees and teachers.

- Aims to restore fiscal responsibility by eliminating wasteful spending, cutting taxes, and maintaining a rainy-day fund while providing pay raises for state employees and teachers.
- Aims to restore fiscal responsibility by eliminating wasteful spending, enacting conservative fiscal reforms, cutting taxes, and maintaining a rainy-day fund while providing pay raises for state employees and teachers.
- Aims to restore fiscal responsibility by eliminating wasteful spending, enacting conservative fiscal reforms, cutting taxes, and maintaining a rainy-day fund while providing pay raises for state employees and teachers.
- Aims to restore fiscal responsibility by eliminating wasteful spending, cutting taxes, and maintaining a rainy-day fund while providing pay raises for state employees and teachers.

Economy

As of January 5, 2026, John Bell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

- Opposes non-citizen voting in elections.

Voting & Elections

For Candidate John Bell on Issue public-safety:  
Believes that individuals with certain connections should not be allowed to vote in elections.

Believes that individuals with certain connections should not be allowed to vote in elections.

- Believes that individuals with certain connections should not be allowed to vote in elections.

Public Safety

Supports increased funding for classrooms, smaller class sizes, expanded school choice, teacher pay raises, and greater transparency in schools.

Supports increased funding for classrooms, smaller class sizes, expanded school choice, teacher pay raises, and greater transparency in education.

- Supports increased funding for classrooms, smaller class sizes, expanded school choice, teacher pay raises, and greater transparency in schools.
- Supports increased funding for classrooms, smaller class sizes, expanded school choice, teacher pay raises, and greater transparency in education.

Education

Supports expanding in-state tuition and scholarships for veterans and their families, enhancing job opportunities for military families, increasing funding for military programs, and allowing excused absences for military children before deployment.

Supports expanding in-state tuition and scholarships for veterans and their families, improving job opportunities for military families, increasing funding for military programs, and allowing excused absences for military children before deployment.

- Supports expanding in-state tuition and scholarships for veterans and their families, enhancing job opportunities for military families, increasing funding for military programs, and allowing excused absences for military children before deployment.
- Supports expanding in-state tuition and scholarships for veterans and their families, improving job opportunities for military families, increasing funding for military programs, and allowing excused absences for military children before deployment.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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John Bell

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