Cason is originally from Concord. He earned a bachelor's degree in economics and finance, with a minor in athletic coaching from Catawba College. He attends Pittsburgh Baptist Church.

Cason currently works as a financial analyst and an assistant coach with the Catawba College football team.

Cason Gardner previously ran for Concord City Council in 2025, but did not win.

Supports addressing the rising cost of living.

Supports reducing the tax breaks given to corporations in order to reduce citizens' tax burden.

- Supports addressing the rising cost of living.
- Supports reducing the tax breaks given to corporations in order to reduce citizens' tax burden.
- Favors spending tax dollars responsibly.

Economy

As of January 2, 2026, Cason Gardner’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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