Chris Mintz

Submitted by ryanteaguebeckwith on September 8, 2007 - 8:16am.
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Office District Status
N.C. Senate N.C. Senate 15 Candidate
Party In Office Since Term Ends
Democrat
Level of Government  
 
Date of Birth Birthplace Now Lives In
February , 1975 Goldsboro, NC Raleigh, NC

Synopsis

The former chairman of the Wake County Republican Men's Club switched parties in 2005. He ran unsuccessfully for N.C. House District 41 in 2006 and considered a run for state treasurer in 2007.

Endorsements

Wake County Chapter North Carolina Assoc. of Educators; NC Assoc. of Educators; NC Police Benevolent Association; NC State Employees Association; Raleigh Wake Citizen Association

Biography

Marital Status
Married
Spouse
Mary Elizabeth Mintz
Children
Virginia, Eliza, and Charlotte
Biography to come.

Occupation

Financial Planner, Partner with The Preferred Client Group

 President, Mintz Investment Companies ( a real estate investment firm)



Community Involvement:
Various Civic Clubs, YMCA, Habitat for Humanity

Contact Info

Email: www.chrismintz.com



919-741-1506



Education

bachelor's of science in business management, 1993-1997, 2000
N.C. State University
Graduated:



Military

Not specified.

Issues

Name one way you would change government.

I am running because I believe we need effective leadership for Wake County. We are facing some challenging times and we need a State Senator who will work on the issues that face most of us everyday and not focus on the issues that divide us. My background as a small business owner and a financial advisor will allow me a unique background in the General Assembly. The cornerstone issues of my campaign are the Economy, Growth, Education and Healthcare. One idea I have is to make sure that all of our children are educated in personal financial management so that these hard economic times do not make things even worse than the need to be. Every child that graduates from high school in NC should understand how to stay out of debt, how to balance a checkbook and the importance of saving for the future.

What is the most pressing problem affecting the function of district court?



Links

http://www.chrismintz.com








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