Sean Ewing is from Mebane, North Carolina. He is a United States Air Force veteran.

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Sean Ewing is from Mebane, North Carolina. He has an associate's degree in avionics system technology from Community College of the Air Force and studied electrical and computer engineering at The Ohio State University.

Sean is an electrical and computer engineer. He previously served in the United States Air Force from 1999 to 2005 and in the Air National Guard from 2005 to 2014. While in the Air National Guard, he founded several race teams and even set a land speed record. 

Sean is a technical writer at Highline Warren. He was previously an engineer at Lenovo and Volvo. Sean served in the United States Air Force from 1999 to 2005 and in the Air National Guard from 2005 to 2014.

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Sean is currently a city councilman for the city of Mebane, North Carolina. He was first elected in 2019.

Supports creating good paying jobs and opportunities for everyone in the County.

Supports creating good paying jobs and opportunities.

Supports providing grants to small businesses to foster local growth.

Supports "smart growth" to create jobs and keep taxes low.

- Supports creating good paying jobs and opportunities.
- Supports providing grants to small businesses to foster local growth.
- Supports "smart growth" to create jobs and keep taxes low.

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

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Plans to "pushback on bad developments" by making difficult decisions and challenging developers to protect existing residents.

- Plans to "pushback on bad developments" by making difficult decisions and challenging developers to protect existing residents.

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Supports programs for children and families.

- Supports programs for children and families.

Public Safety

Prioritized programs that aim to improve quality of life without raising taxes.

- Prioritized programs that aim to improve quality of life without raising taxes.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Sean C. Ewing

Sean Ewing is from Mebane, North Carolina. He is a United States Air Force veteran.
Sean earned a degree in electrical and computer engineering. (Note: The website identifies him as a United States Air Force Veteran and an "Elected Councilman in your Alamance community," but does not explicitly list his current town or spouse's name

- Supports creating good paying jobs and opportunities for everyone in the County.
- Supports providing grants to small businesses to foster local growth.
- Supports "smart growth" to create jobs and keep taxes low.

Sean Ewing is from Mebane, North Carolina. He is a United States Air Force veteran.
Sean earned a degree in electrical and computer engineering. (Note: The website identifies him as a United States Air Force Veteran and an "Elected Councilman in your Alamance community," but does not explicitly list his current town or spouse's name)

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Ramona Allen is originally from Alamance County, North Carolina, where she has been a lifelong resident. She studied evangelism at Liberty University. Ramona lives with her husband, Steve Allen, Sr., and together they have nine children and fourteen grandchildren.

Ramona currently works as an outreach pastor at God Encounters Outreach Ministries and is a licensed minister. She previously worked in ministry and community outreach roles, overseeing programs that provide food, clothing, showers, and support services for individuals experiencing homelessness and incarcerated families. She has also served as a chaplain at the Alamance County Jail and has led parenting classes for women.

Ramona's campaign for Alamance County Commissioner is her first run for public office.

She believes that economic well-being links directly to improved schools and lower tax burdens

- She believes that economic well-being links directly to improved schools and lower tax burdens

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

Supports creating spaces and renovations to house homeless residents.

- Supports creating spaces and renovations to house homeless residents.

Emphasizes justice regardless of background and collaboration with law enforcement.

- Emphasizes justice regardless of background and collaboration with law enforcement.

Ramona Allen

Ramona Allen is originally from Alamance County, North Carolina, where she has been a lifelong resident. She studied Evangelism at Liberty University. Ramona lives with her husband, Steve Allen, Sr., and together they have nine children and fourteen grandchildren.

Ramona currently works as an Outreach Pastor at God Encounters Outreach Ministries and is a Licensed Minister. She previously worked in ministry and community outreach roles, overseeing programs that provide food, clothing, showers, and support services for individuals experiencing homelessness and incarcerated families. She has also served as a Chaplain at the Alamance County Jail and has led parenting classes for women.

As of January 2, 2026, Warren L. Parks, Jr. did not have a website.

Warren L. Parks, Jr.

As of January 2, 2026, Warren L. Parks, Jr.’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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