Kendal L. McBroom
for County Commissioner 2016
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August 7th, 2016
North Carolina’s step-by-step war on public education
When North Carolina Republicans took control of the state government in 2012, they quickly set into motion a sweeping agenda to enact conservative social reforms and vastly change how the state spends its money. It was the first time in more than a century that Republicans enjoyed such political dominance in our state.
August 3rd, 2016
County perks should mean $466M investment, 2,100 jobs
The Alamance County Board of Commissioners approved two sets of economic incentives for companies to bring in millions in new capital and hundreds of jobs.
The most recent agreements join others with a number of companies over the past few years that have received or will receive nearly $8 million in government funding meant to bring in more than 2,100 jobs and $466.53 million in new capital.
http://www.thetimesnews.com/news/20160803/county-perks-should-mean-466m-investment-2100-jobs
April 16th, 2016
Democrats select Kendal McBroom to run for vacant county commissioner seat
Alamance County Democrats selected a candidate to run for a vacant two-year term county commissioner seat Saturday morning at the party’s convention.
Of the three Democrats seeking to run for the position most recently held by Republican Dan Ingle, Kendal McBroom was selected to be placed on the ballot in November.
Alamance Community Assessment (2015)
This link is a detailed report of an assessment conducted throughout Alamance County with many community partners.
"A community is democratic only when the humblest and weakest person can enjoy the highest civil, economic, and social rights that the biggest and most powerful possess."
A. Philip Randolph (1889-1979)