Public Safety
Fully fund and support our sheriffs and police, crack down on fentanyl and violent crime, and keep dangerous offenders off our streets.
Re-elect Senator
NC Senate
U.S. Army soldier. Former prosecutor. Fighting for Robeson, Hoke & Scotland in Raleigh.
Meet Danny
Danny Britt was born and raised in Robeson County, and he has never stopped fighting for it.
He serves our country as a member of the United States Army, and he served our community as an assistant district attorney, putting violent criminals and drug traffickers behind bars. Today he practices law in Lumberton and has represented Senate District 24 (Robeson, Hoke and Scotland counties) in the North Carolina Senate since 2017.
In Raleigh, Danny has been a steady conservative voice: backing law enforcement, voting to suspend the gas tax, bringing state dollars home to our schools, and standing up for the farmers, small businesses, and veterans who make southeastern North Carolina strong.
On the Issues
Common-sense conservative leadership that puts our families, our safety, and our jobs first.
Fully fund and support our sheriffs and police, crack down on fentanyl and violent crime, and keep dangerous offenders off our streets.
Lower taxes, cut red tape, and bring good-paying jobs along the I-95 and I-74 corridors so our kids can build a future at home.
Make sure families hit by Matthew and Florence are fully made whole, and invest in flood protection so Lumberton is ready next time.
Raise teacher pay, expand career and technical training, and give every parent a real voice in their child’s education.
Honor those who served with better access to care, jobs, and benefits, because Danny knows firsthand what our veterans sacrifice.
Protect family farms and the agribusiness that is the backbone of our rural economy, from row crops to hogs and poultry.
On the Record
From Lumberton to Red Springs to Raeford and Laurinburg, Danny brings resources home and makes sure Raleigh hears from District 24.
Secured state funding with Rep. John Lowery for students at Red Springs High School.
Voted to suspend the gas tax and keep more money in the pockets of working families.
Fighting for the family farms that drive our rural economy across Robeson, Hoke and Scotland.
Endorsements
In the District
Danny E. Britt, Jr. is a member of the United States Army. Use of military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense.
On the Trail
Come meet Danny, grab a yard sign, and bring a neighbor.
Location TBA, Lumberton · 7:30 p.m.
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Make Your Plan
One-stop early voting runs through Saturday, Oct 31 at 3:00 p.m. You can register and vote at the same time.
Early voting sitesPolls are open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov 3. Vote at your assigned precinct.
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