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Richard C. Zeck has a wife and lives in Simpson, North Carolina. He got a Bachelor's degree from Davenport University and a Master's degree from Aquinas College.

Richard is the executive director of the Pitt County Republican Party.

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Richard where he built a career in business and taught at Cornerstone University.

Richard previously ran for Pitt County commissioner in 2022 but did not win.

Believes in "responsible development" that attracts jobs, supports small businesses, grows our tax base, and protects property rights.

- Believes in "responsible development" that attracts jobs, supports small businesses, grows our tax base, and protects property rights.

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As of January 2, 2026, Richard C. Zeck’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Housing & Urban Development

Believes in strengthening recruitment and retention efforts and building skilled labor pipelines to "fill shortages."

- Believes in strengthening recruitment and retention efforts and building skilled labor pipelines to "fill shortages."

Public Safety

Supports "fair investment in infrastructure, broadband, and essential services—without unnecessary government expansion."

Wants expand water, sewer, and prioritize projects based on need, ensuring "funds are used efficiently."

- Supports "fair investment in infrastructure, broadband, and essential services—without unnecessary government expansion."
- Wants expand water, sewer, and prioritize projects based on need, ensuring "funds are used efficiently."

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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