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Chris Chadwick

Chris is a small business owner. He owns and operates Chadwick Tire in Otway and Harkers Island RV Resort, where he has been for 30 years. He previously worked as a deputy sheriff.

Chris Chadwick, Republican, incumbent, District 6 ...

Chris Chadwick is currently a member of the Carteret County Board of Commissioners representing District 6. He was elected in 2022 and has served one term.

Chris Chadwick (Carteret County Board of Commissioners District 6 ...

County commissioner charged in Carteret County wildfire that's 90 ...

Believes in focusing on attracting new businesses while supporting local entrepreneurs.

Supports dredging, saying it is "crucial for all residents and visitors" and serves as an "economic engine."

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

Plans to advocate for increased funding for road repairs and improvements to public transportation systems.

Said, "While I support protecting our natural resources, I believe we need to ensure that regulations do not hinder economic growth. A balanced approach is essential."

Said, "Yes, if it is done in a safe manner to the environment, I would support the jobs it would bring to our local economy."

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