Dante Pittman is from Wilson County, North Carolina. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina. He is a board member at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church.

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Dante Pittman earned a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina. He is married and a board member at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church.

Dante is a grant writer at Barton College. He also serves as a captain in the North Carolina Army National Guard. He previously worked for the city of Wilson and served as an assistant to the city manager. He also has experience as a grant manager and human relations director. 

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Dante is a grant writer at Barton College. He also serves as a captain in the North Carolina Army National Guard. He previously worked for the city of Wilson and served as an assistant to the city manager.

Dante is currently a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives, representing District 24. He was elected in 2024 and is serving his first term.

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Supports expanding economic opportunities by advocating for quality job creation and small business development in the district.

Supports expanding economic opportunities by advocating for "quality" job creation and small business development in the district.

- Supports expanding economic opportunities by advocating for "quality" job creation and small business development in the district.

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

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For Candidate Dante Pittman on Issue healthcare: Supports lowering drug and prescription costs and improving telehealth options to make healthcare affordable and accessible to everyone.

Advocates for lowering drug and prescription costs and improving telehealth options so healthcare can be "affordable and accessible to everyone."

Supports a woman's right to choose, expanding rural healthcare access, increasing funding for maternal mortality research, and reducing political interference in healthcare.

- Advocates for lowering drug and prescription costs and improving telehealth options so healthcare can be "affordable and accessible to everyone."
- Supports abortion access.
- Aims to expand rural healthcare access.

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Supports investing in public education by supporting qualified educators, expanding pre-K access, and promoting community-based schools.

Believes in investing in public education by supporting qualified educators, expanding pre-K access, and promoting community-based schools.

Supports better funding for public schools, including increased teacher pay, more school counselors and support staff, and expanded Pre-K programs.

Supports increased teacher pay, more school counselors and support staff, and expanded Pre-K programs.

- Believes in investing in public education by supporting qualified educators, expanding pre-K access, and promoting community-based schools.
- Supports increased teacher pay, more school counselors and support staff, and expanded Pre-K programs.

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