Jerry Tillett is married. He is a father and grandfather.

Jerry is a retired judge. He previously worked as a judge for more than three decades.

Jerry previously served as a judge for more than three decades.

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Jerry is a judge for the North Carolina 1st Superior Court Division. He has been in office since 1993.

Supports improving infrastructure, including roads, internet, and utilities, to boost job creation.

Advocated for recruiting light manufacturers and growing entrepreneurship pipelines.

Plans to improve tourism, agribusiness, and small-scale industry.

- Supports improving infrastructure, including roads, internet, and utilities, to boost job creation.
- Advocated for recruiting light manufacturers and growing entrepreneurship pipelines.
- Plans to improve tourism, agribusiness, and small-scale industry.

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Believes substance abuse contributes to crime, civil disputes, and family pressure.

- Believes substance abuse contributes to crime, civil disputes, and family pressure.

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Believes good governing requires transparency, accountability, and service-based leadership.

- Believes good governing requires transparency, accountability, and service-based leadership.

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Jerry Tillett

Opposes actions that harm the Albemarle region's livelihoods or heritage.

Believes substance abuse contributes to criminal cases, civil disputes between small businesses, and family pressure.

Supports honoring and remembering Vietnam veterans.

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