I’m proud to have been born and raised in Stanly County, where I met and married my high school sweetheart. I earned an Associate of Arts degree from Stanly Community College, becoming the first in my family to obtain a college degree. I later graduated with a double major in Political Science and History from UNC– Charlotte.

Cody Huneycutt for NC House: District 67

Cody Huneycutt was born and raised in Stanly County. He earned an Associate of Arts degree from Stanly Community College and later graduated from UNC–Charlotte with a double major in political science and history. He is married to his high school sweetheart.

Over the past 8 years, I have worked within the North Carolina General Assembly, wearing various hats as a staff member within the N.C. House of Representatives. In my time as staff at the N.C. General Assembly, I have learned how to use common sense approaches in collaboration with others to come up with solutions to help our communities and preserve our freedoms.

Although I have commuted to Raleigh for work, I have continued to live in Stanly County where I can be surrounded by my family, tend to my cattle farm, and remain involved in the rural community that I value so much. Having grown up in a farming family and being a cattle farmer myself, I understand first-hand the importance of conserving our farmlands and easing burdens on farmers.

Cody has worked as a staff member within the North Carolina House of Representatives. He tends a cattle farm.

Cody Huneycutt (Republican Party) is a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives, representing District 67. He assumed office on January 1, 2025. His current term ends on January 1, 2027.

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Cody Huneycutt defeated Daniel Quick in the general election for North Carolina House of Representatives District 67 on November 5, 2024.

Candidate % Votes
Cody Huneycutt (R) 75.0 36,358
Daniel Quick (D) 25.0 12,099

Cody currently serves as the state representative for North Carolina House District 67. He was elected in 2024.

2026 North Carolina General Election

During today’s world of high inflation and struggles from paycheck to paycheck, I will fight to bring good paying jobs to our district and cut unnecessary red tape on local businesses in order to promote healthy growth.

What is your position on the minimum wage?
With today's record level of available job openings, we should allow employers to set their own pay scales consistent with the current NC minimum wage requirements.
Should environmental and social issues, like ESG (environmental, social, and governance) ratings, be used as criteria in deciding where to invest public monies?

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Plans to pursue job creation and reduce regulatory burdens on local businesses.

Supports allowing employers to set pay scales while complying with North Carolina minimum-wage requirements.

- Plans to pursue job creation and reduce regulatory burdens on local businesses.
- Supports allowing employers to set pay scales while complying with North Carolina minimum-wage requirements.

Economy

Which comes closest to your view? (Select all that apply) A) Stricter environmental laws and regulations cost too many jobs and hurt the economy. B) Stricter environmental laws and regulations are worth the cost. C) Stricter environmental laws undermine U.S. energy independence and deter development of reliable electricity sources. D) Climate change is real and requires urgent policy action.

A; I am a believer in limited governmental regulation and in reducing red tape.

Should environmental and social issues, like ESG (environmental, social, and governance) ratings, be used as criteria in deciding where to invest public monies?
No

Supports limited government regulation and fewer regulatory burdens.

Opposes using environmental, social, and governance ratings as criteria for public investments.

- Supports limited government regulation and fewer regulatory burdens.
- Opposes using environmental, social, and governance ratings as criteria for public investments.

Energy & the Environment

Under what circumstances should an elective abortion be allowed?
Elective abortion should be allowed only in verified cases of rape and incest.
Chemical abortion drugs should meet essential safety standards (such as in-person consultation with a medical doctor) and require reporting to gather evidence on reactions and outcomes.

Elective abortion should be allowed only in verified cases of rape and incest.
Chemical abortion drugs should meet essential safety standards (such as in-person consultation with a medical doctor) and require reporting to gather evidence on reactions and outcomes.
Strongly Agree

Taxpayer funds should be used to provide gender transition services.
Strongly Disagree

I will continue to advocate for increasing ease of access to healthcare in our area and enhancing our education system while encouraging parents to have a greater voice in how schools are operated and what is taught in the classroom.

Abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, should not receive taxpayer funds from federal, state, or local governments (including Title X grants).
Strongly Agree

What most closely matches your view on healthcare: A) Healthcare for all should be guaranteed and funded by the government with no private healthcare option. (includes "universal healthcare," "medicare for all," etc.) B) Healthcare insurance funded by the government should be available for all who want it, along with private healthcare options. C) Medicaid and Medicare should remain available, but no other taxpayer-funded programs are necessary.
D) Taxpayer funded health care should be abolished in all forms, and Medicaid and Medicare should be defunded.

C; however, there should be no further expansion of Medicaid within the state of North Carolina.

Under what circumstances (if any) should a government, school, or employer be allowed to require vaccinations?
Vaccines with years of proven effectiveness and public safety, such as polio vaccines, may be required; however, new vaccines that are rushed to market without sufficient research, such as the COVID-19 vaccine, should not be required.

No healthcare diagnosis or treatment, whether mental, reproductive, or otherwise, should be given to a child without first receiving written consent from the parent unless an emergency situation arises risking immediate death.
Strongly Agree

Supports allowing elective abortion only in verified cases of rape or incest.

Supports in-person medical consultations and reporting requirements for chemical abortion drugs.

Opposes taxpayer funding for gender-transition services.

Plans to advocate for improved access to healthcare in the area.

Opposes taxpayer funding for abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood.

Opposes further expansion of Medicaid in North Carolina.

Opposes requirements for newly developed vaccines that he characterizes as insufficiently researched, including COVID-19 vaccines.

Supports requiring written parental consent before nonemergency healthcare diagnosis or treatment for children.

- Supports allowing elective abortion only in verified cases of rape or incest.
- Supports in-person medical consultations and reporting requirements for chemical abortion drugs.
- Opposes taxpayer funding for gender-transition services.
- Plans to advocate for improved access to healthcare in the area.
- Opposes taxpayer funding for abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood.
- Opposes further expansion of Medicaid in North Carolina.
- Opposes requirements for newly developed vaccines that he characterizes as insufficiently researched, including COVID-19 vaccines.
- Supports requiring written parental consent before nonemergency healthcare diagnosis or treatment for children.

Healthcare

North Carolina state house candidate, Cody Huneycutt (District 67), has committed support for term limits on Congress by signing the term limits convention pledge. The U.S. Term Limits pledge is provided to candidates and members of state legislatures. It reads, “I pledge that, as a member of the state legislature, I will cosponsor, vote for, and defend the resolution applying for an Article V convention for the sole purpose of enacting term limits on Congress.”

Cody Huneycutt Pledges to Support Congressional Term Limits

Voting absentee by mail ballot should be limited to those meeting at least one of the following criteria: 1) 65 years of age or older on Election Day, 2) sick or disabled, 3) expecting to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day, or 4) confirmed to be absent from the county of registration during voting.
Strongly Agree

Pledged to cosponsor, vote for, and defend a resolution calling for a convention under Article V of the U.S. Constitution, limited to congressional term limits.

Supports limiting absentee mail voting to older voters, people with qualifying health or pregnancy circumstances, and voters absent from their county.

- Supports congressional term limits.
- Supports limiting absentee mail voting to older voters, people with qualifying health or pregnancy circumstances, and voters absent from their county.

Voting & Elections

I support redirecting funds from police departments to community programs.
Strongly Disagree

What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?
None. The Second Amendment is clear on this issue.

Opposes redirecting police department funding to community programs.

Opposes additional restrictions on gun ownership.

- Opposes redirecting police department funding to community programs.
- Opposes additional restrictions on gun ownership.

Public Safety

The state should fund education by allowing dollars to follow the child through programs which protect parents' freedom to choose their child's school – public, private, or homeschool.
Strongly Agree
Strongly agree that funding follows the child/student.

Should religious schools which accept state funds be allowed to only admit families and students who agree to adhere to their statement of faith?
Yes
Religious schools should be allowed to adhere to their own statements of faith. Funding should be allowed for these schools as long as other options are available for students and parents.

Plans to enhance education and give parents a greater voice in school operations and classroom instruction.

Supports education funding that follows students to public, private, or homeschool options.

Supports state funding for religious schools that follow their statements of faith when other student options are available.

- Plans to enhance education and give parents a greater voice in school operations and classroom instruction.
- Supports education funding that follows students to public, private, or homeschool options.
- Supports state funding for religious schools that follow their statements of faith when other student options are available.

Education

Is the United States' relationship with Israel important, and if so why?
Yes. The United States has a historical, religious and moral duty to support Israel, one of our strongest global allies.

Supports the United States maintaining its relationship with and support for Israel.

- Supports the United States maintaining its relationship with and support for Israel.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Cody Huneycutt

- Supports limiting absentee mail voting to older voters, people with qualifying health or pregnancy circumstances, and voters absent from their county.

- Plans to advocate for improved access to healthcare in the area.
- Opposes taxpayer funding for abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood.
- Opposes further expansion of Medicaid in North Carolina.
- Opposes requirements for newly developed vaccines that he characterizes as insufficiently researched, including COVID-19 vaccines.
- Supports requiring written parental consent before nonemergency healthcare diagnosis or treatment for children.

Cody Huneycutt is currently a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives representing District 67. He was first elected in 2024 and has served one term.

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Supports cutting red tape and regulatory burdens to facilitate job creation, particularly for blue-collar jobs in the district.

Supports improving government efficiency and effectiveness while providing services and cutting taxes.

Supports farmland preservation and local agricultural production to sustain the rural economy in the 67th district.

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

Supports expanding access to rural healthcare and ensuring timely care for the elderly and sick.

Supports term limits for Congress members.

Supports the right to bear arms as a fundamental right for protection, conservation, and sport.

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