Grant Campbell is from North Carolina. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He also has a medical degree.

2026 North Carolina General Election

Community-Centric: Local residents should benefit the most from incoming new businesses. This will include expanding our community college system’s ability to offer industry-specific training at little to no cost to residents including flexible hours of instruction.

On the Issues | Grant Campbell for N.C. House

Accountability: We believe in monitoring economic development promises and withholding incentives if commitments are not met.

Fiscal Discipline: The best way for state government to promote economic development is to use discipline and restraint with spending and recognize that no more tax dollars should be taken from North Carolinians than necessary.

Tax Relief for First Responders: We propose exempting spouses of first responders killed in the line of duty from state income taxes.

Proposes expanding community colleges' industry-specific training, with flexible hours and little to no cost for residents.

Supports monitoring economic-development commitments and withholding incentives when commitments are not met.

Advocates restraining state spending and limiting taxes to only what is necessary.

Proposes exempting spouses of first responders killed in the line of duty from state income taxes.

- Proposes expanding community colleges' industry-specific training, with flexible hours and little to no cost for residents.
- Supports monitoring economic-development commitments and withholding incentives when commitments are not met.
- Advocates restraining state spending and limiting taxes to only what is necessary.
- Proposes exempting spouses of first responders killed in the line of duty from state income taxes.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Opposition to Government Control: We reject government-controlled healthcare decisions and support a level playing field for healthcare access across rural and urban areas.

Healthcare Workforce: We support increasing the number of admitted students for medical and nursing school in public universities as well as developing incentives for doctors and nurses to not only come to work in rural areas, but also grow roots in the community. The quality gap between rural and metropolitan healthcare needs to be eliminated.

Opposes government-controlled healthcare decisions and supports equal healthcare access across rural and urban areas.

Supports expanding medical and nursing admissions at public universities and providing incentives for healthcare workers to practice in rural communities.

- Opposes government-controlled healthcare decisions and supports equal healthcare access across rural and urban areas.
- Supports expanding medical and nursing admissions at public universities and providing incentives for healthcare workers to practice in rural communities.

Healthcare

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Opioid Crisis: This crisis must be taken more seriously right now. This includes aiding first time possession offenders in getting treatment and aggressive prosecution and sentencing for drug dealers. We must aid other states with ensuring security of our borders which is the main source of fentanyl as our federal government has abandoned this issue.

Support for Law Enforcement: We stand with our law enforcement, advocating for increased penalties for assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and fleeing a crime scene.

Enforcement: Laws have no meaning unless they are enforced and prosecuted. Prosecutors should be held accountable for their duties including enforcing bail requirements and aggressive prosecution of repeat offenders.

Protecting Constitutional Rights: The right to keep and bear arms is a constitutionally-guaranteed right…full stop. We strongly believe that restrictions on law-abiding citizens does nothing to reduce gun violence.

Supports treatment for first-time drug-possession offenders and aggressive prosecution and sentencing of drug dealers.

Advocates increased penalties for assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and fleeing a crime scene.

Calls for enforcing bail requirements and aggressively prosecuting repeat offenders.

Opposes restrictions on law-abiding citizens' gun access, saying they do not reduce gun violence.

- Supports treatment for first-time drug-possession offenders and aggressive prosecution and sentencing of drug dealers.
- Advocates increased penalties for assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and fleeing a crime scene.
- Calls for enforcing bail requirements and aggressively prosecuting repeat offenders.
- Opposes restrictions on law-abiding citizens' gun access, saying they do not reduce gun violence.

Public Safety

Parental Empowerment: Parents should not have to fight to have a voice in their child’s education; they should be the ultimate voice in their education. We advocate for competency-focused education, not social indoctrination. The significant learning loss that has occurred in the past 2-3 years is too critical to spend educational resources on social experiments.

School Choice: We support school choice, including vouchers and opportunity scholarships, to offer options for families, regardless of income. This spurs competition, improving public education.

Teacher Compensation: Teachers need to be paid more. We support incentivizing young adults to pursue a career in education including higher salaries. However, higher pay will come with objective measures of job performance.

Workforce-Ready Graduates: We are not meeting the demands of the current workforce. We propose increasing support for our community college system to help citizens develop job-required skills so incoming businesses will not “import” their employees from other states.

Advocates giving parents the ultimate voice in education and supporting competency-focused education rather than what it calls "social indoctrination."

Supports school choice through vouchers and opportunity scholarships for families regardless of income.

Supports higher teacher salaries and incentives for young adults to enter teaching, with objective job-performance measures tied to higher pay.

Proposes increased support for community colleges to develop workforce skills for residents.

- Advocates giving parents the ultimate voice in education and supporting competency-focused education rather than what it calls "social indoctrination."
- Supports school choice through vouchers and opportunity scholarships for families regardless of income.
- Supports higher teacher salaries and incentives for young adults to enter teaching, with objective job-performance measures tied to higher pay.
- Proposes increased support for community colleges to develop workforce skills for residents.

Education

Credential Recognition: We're committed to pushing for the recognition of military training by educational institutions and credentialing organizations to expedite veterans' entry into civilian jobs.

Support for Non-Governmental Organizations: We encourage state support for non-governmental organizations dedicated to helping veterans and their families.

Tax Relief for Heroes: We propose exempting Purple Heart recipients and gold star spouses from state income tax.

Calls for states to aid border security, which it identifies as a main source of fentanyl.

Calls for states to aid border security, stating it is "the main source of fentanyl."

Committed to seeking recognition of military training by educational institutions and credentialing organizations to expedite veterans' entry into civilian jobs.

Encourages state support for nongovernmental organizations that help veterans and their families.

Proposes exempting Purple Heart recipients and Gold Star spouses from state income taxes.

- Calls for states to aid border security, stating it is "the main source of fentanyl."
- Committed to seeking recognition of military training by educational institutions and credentialing organizations to expedite veterans' entry into civilian jobs.
- Encourages state support for nongovernmental organizations that help veterans and their families.
- Proposes exempting Purple Heart recipients and Gold Star spouses from state income taxes.

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Grant Campbell

- Advocates increased penalties for assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and fleeing a crime scene.
- Calls for enforcing bail requirements and aggressively prosecuting repeat offenders.
- Opposes restrictions on law-abiding citizens' gun access, saying they do not reduce gun violence.

- Committed to seeking recognition of military training by educational institutions and credentialing organizations to expedite veterans' entry into civilian jobs.
- Encourages state support for nongovernmental organizations that help veterans and their families.
- Proposes exempting Purple Heart recipients and Gold Star spouses from state income taxes.

Grant Campbell is from Sanford, North Carolina. He has a bachelor's degree and a medical degree from the University of North Carolina. He and his wife, Anita, live in Kannapolis and have two adult children.

Grant Campbell - Ballotpedia

NCMS Member Dr. Grant Campbell Announces Candidacy for NC ...

Grant is a physician. He previously served as a trauma surgeon in the U.S. Army. 

Grant is currently a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives, representing District 83. He was first elected in 2024.

For Candidate Grant Campbell on Issue economy:  
Supports monitoring economic development promises and withholding incentives if commitments are not met.

Wants fiscal discipline and restraint in government spending, ensuring no more tax dollars are taken from North Carolinians than necessary.

Supports the recognition of military training by educational institutions and credentialing organizations to expedite veterans' entry into civilian jobs.

Said, "Support for Non-Governmental Organizations: We encourage state support for non-governmental organizations dedicated to helping veterans and their families."

Supports exempting Purple Heart recipients and gold star spouses from state income tax.

Supports exempting spouses of first responders killed in the line of duty from state income taxes.

For Candidate Grant Campbell on Issue Energy & the Environment: Advocates for a serious approach to the opioid crisis, emphasizing treatment for first-time offenders and strict prosecution for drug dealers, while also calling for enhanced border security to combat fentanyl trafficking.

For Candidate Grant Campbell on Issue public-safety: Advocates for the enforcement of laws and accountability for prosecutors, emphasizing the need for aggressive prosecution of repeat offenders and adherence to bail requirements.

Said, "Protecting Constitutional Rights: The right to keep and bear arms is a constitutionally-guaranteed right…full stop. We strongly believe that restrictions on law-abiding citizens does nothing to reduce gun violence."

Supports increasing teacher pay and incentivizing young adults to pursue careers in education, with higher pay linked to objective measures of job performance.

Supports increasing support for community colleges to help citizens develop job-required skills and meet workforce demands.

Advocates for parental empowerment in education, emphasizing that parents should have the ultimate voice in their children's education and supporting competency-focused learning over social indoctrination.

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