Loren Bibler

Loren Bibler was born in High Point, North Carolina. He earned an associate degree and bachelor's degree from North Carolina State University. His career experience includes working as a country club assistant superintendent.[1]

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Rebuild & Strengthen Middle Class: Building an economy that works for more North Carolinians. Focused on strengthening local supply chains, supporting small business growth, and competitive wages.Enshrine Healthcare as a constitutional right:

Our current healthcare system is both inadequate and inefficient. Holding healthcare or medical treatment for ransom is killing hard‑working Americans for pennies on the dollar.Artificial Intelligence & Large‑Language‑Model regulations

Artificial Intelligence is here to stay. We must protect jobs, ensure accountability, and direct AI to augment human work rather than replace it.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

I am personally passionate about workers rights, public safety, and the Education of our youth.

Campaign websiteBibler's campaign website stated the following:Top PrioritiesRebuild & Strengthen Middle ClassBuilding an economy that works for more North Carolinians. Focused on strengthening local supply chains, supporting small business growth, and competitive wages.“North Carolinians are not looking for handouts; We want to provide for ourselves and families without being in debt our whole lives.” — LorenEnshrine Healthcare as a constitutional rightOur current healthcare system is both inadequate and inefficient. Holding healthcare or medical treatment for ransom is killing hard‑working Americans for pennies on the dollar.“Healthcare isn’t a business; it’s a service that every citizen needs in their pursuit of happiness.” — LorenArtificial Intelligence & Large‑Language‑Model regulationsArtificial Intelligence is here to stay. We must protect jobs, ensure accountability, and direct AI to augment human work rather than replace it.“Technology should not replace jobs but enhance them. Allowing us to complete our work more efficiently, accurately, and spend more time with those we love.” — Loren— Loren Bibler's campaign website (December 2, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.