Said, "Instead of addressing our fiscal future responsibly, we’re heading toward a fiscal cliff. If my Republican colleagues have a plan to address the looming shortfalls, maybe they should share it with all of us. We need a transparent, collaborative budget process that ensures the long-term well-being of North Carolina."

Supported extension of Interstate 685.

Supports abortion access and said, "I supported the previous 20-week limit, which allowed for exceptions in cases of rape, incest and when a woman’s life is at risk based on medical advice. The 12-week limit is far too restrictive and does not account for the complexities of pregnancy and the real-life situations that women face."

Supports Medicaid.

Supported legalization of medical marijuana, particularly for disabled veterans dealing with chronic pain.

Opposes the Opportunity Scholarship program (school vouchers), which provides funding for families to attend private schools, believing it diverts funds from public schools.

Supports fully funding the Leandro decision, which provides equitable access to education for all students.

As a member of the North Carolina State Senate, sponsored bills to provide clean water for residents affected by PFAS contamination.

Supports eliminating gerrymandering, being a plaintiff for the Supreme Court case Covington v. North Carolina.