North Carolina Housing Table Thanks House Members Who Are Standing Up For More Homes
RALEIGH, NC — As the legislative session marks its first milestone - crossover - the North Carolina Housing Table is proud to recognize a distinguished group of bipartisan lawmakers for their leadership and commitment to advancing housing affordability and stability across the state thus far this legislative session.
These legislators have demonstrated a clear understanding that access to safe, affordable housing is not only a basic need—but a cornerstone of thriving communities, economic mobility, and family well-being. Whether through introducing legislation, supporting innovative housing policy, or advocating for reform, each of these legislators has taken meaningful steps to address the housing shortage facing North Carolinians:
Rep. Garland Pierce (D-Hoke, Scotland)
Rep. Vernetta Alston (D-Durham)
Rep. Matthew Winslow (R-Franklin, Granville)
Rep. Mark Brody (R-Union)
Rep. Jeff Zenger (R-Forsyth)
Rep. Carla Cunningham (D-Mecklenburg)
Rep. Charles Smith (D-Cumberland)
Rep. Shelly Willingham (D-Edgecombe, Martin)
Rep. Alan Branson (R-Guilford)
“These legislators are listening to their constituents and stepping up in tangible ways to ensure that housing is within reach for more North Carolinians,” said Denzel D. Burnside III, Founder/Executive Director of the NC Housing Table. “Their commitment to equity, community, and forward-thinking policy is exactly what our state needs as we navigate a growing housing shortage.”
The NC Housing Table will continue to recognize legislators as priority legislation moves forward through the process.
The NC Housing Table is a statewide coalition working to build bipartisan support for attainable housing through legislative advocacy, policy research, and grassroots collaboration. The organization continues to work alongside partners and policymakers to develop long-term solutions that reflect the diverse housing needs of communities across North Carolina. For more information about upcoming housing policy initiatives, visit www.nchousingtable.org or contact lilliemae@nchousingtable.org.