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U.S. House District 14
2026 North Carolina U.S. House — District 14 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Election date: 11/03/2026
Contest: US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 14
Candidate: Lakesha Womack
Party: DEM
Candidacy date: 12/04/2025
Campaign email: [email protected]
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Campaign email: [email protected]
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FEC committee ID: C00929034
FEC committee name: THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT LAKESHA WOMACK
Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://womack4nc14.com/
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She continued that journey at Vanderbilt University, where she earned a degree in Political Science. Today, she is further strengthening her policy and legal knowledge by pursuing a Master of Legal Studies at Vanderbilt Law School.
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She continued that journey at Vanderbilt University, where she earned a degree in Political Science. Today, she is further strengthening her policy and legal knowledge by pursuing a Master of Legal Studies at Vanderbilt Law School.
For the past three years, LaKesha has also served as a consultant with American Baptist Home Mission Societies and Judson Press, where she has helped develop storytelling strategies to support global missions and elevate the voices of faith leaders working in communities worldwide.
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For the past three years, LaKesha has also served as a consultant with American Baptist Home Mission Societies and Judson Press, where she has helped develop storytelling strategies to support global missions and elevate the voices of faith leaders working in communities worldwide.
LaKesha currently serves as Chief Strategy Officer for ASPIRE Community Capital, an emerging Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) dedicated to expanding economic opportunity for undercapitalized entrepreneurs. In this role, she helps design programs, partnerships, and financial pathways that allow small businesses to access the capital and resources they need to grow. Her leadership in financial inclusion earned her recognition as the 2025 Southeast Women in Fintech Champion.
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LaKesha currently serves as Chief Strategy Officer for ASPIRE Community Capital, an emerging Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) dedicated to expanding economic opportunity for undercapitalized entrepreneurs. In this role, she helps design programs, partnerships, and financial pathways that allow small businesses to access the capital and resources they need to grow. Her leadership in financial inclusion earned her recognition as the 2025 Southeast Women in Fintech Champion.
Beyond her professional work, LaKesha has served on numerous boards and civic initiatives focused on economic development, community engagement, and environmental stewardship. Her service includes roles with Friends of Keep Charlotte Beautiful, Interfaith Action for Human Rights, the Charlotte Business Inclusion Advisory Committee, and several national leadership and fellowship programs.
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Beyond her professional work, LaKesha has served on numerous boards and civic initiatives focused on economic development, community engagement, and environmental stewardship. Her service includes roles with Friends of Keep Charlotte Beautiful, Interfaith Action for Human Rights, the Charlotte Business Inclusion Advisory Committee, and several national leadership and fellowship programs.
As a consultant, minister, and Chief Strategy Officer of an emerging CDFI, she has worked directly with entrepreneurs, working families, and community organizations. She listens to their stories, learns their challenges, and fights to help them thrive. Her passion for service is rooted in faith, shaped by lived experience, and guided by a deep belief that our government should reflect the needs and potential of the people it serves.
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As a consultant, minister, and Chief Strategy Officer of an emerging CDFI, she has worked directly with entrepreneurs, working families, and community organizations. She listens to their stories, learns their challenges, and fights to help them thrive. Her passion for service is rooted in faith, shaped by lived experience, and guided by a deep belief that our government should reflect the needs and potential of the people it serves.
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Working families are being priced out of stability. Wages have not kept pace with rising costs, and economic policy must center people, not corporations.
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Working families are being priced out of stability. Wages have not kept pace with rising costs, and economic policy must center people, not corporations.
Expand access to capital through CDFIs and community-based lenders
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Expand access to capital through CDFIs and community-based lenders
Support investments in affordable housing development
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Support investments in affordable housing development
A strong public education system is essential to democracy and economic opportunity. Education policy must support students, educators, and lifelong learning.
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A strong public education system is essential to democracy and economic opportunity. Education policy must support students, educators, and lifelong learning.
Taxpayer dollars must be spent responsibly, transparently, and with measurable community impact to ensure our spending does not create more debt for future generations.
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Taxpayer dollars must be spent responsibly, transparently, and with measurable community impact to ensure our spending does not create more debt for future generations.
Expand rural broadband access
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Expand rural broadband access
Protect voting rights and democratic safeguards
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Protect voting rights and democratic safeguards
Policy should be shaped by the lived experiences of the people it affects. Equity is not a slogan, it is a governing principle. We have an obligation to ensure working Americans can afford housing, pursue a quality education, and access health care without the fear of bankruptcy.
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Policy should be shaped by the lived experiences of the people it affects. Equity is not a slogan, it is a governing principle. We have an obligation to ensure working Americans can afford housing, pursue a quality education, and access health care without the fear of bankruptcy.
America’s leadership should not be defined only by military strength, but also by our commitment to diplomacy, humanitarian assistance, and global stability. Strategic international assistance strengthens national security, expands economic opportunity, supports American farmers and businesses, and helps prevent humanitarian crises that lead to conflict, displacement, and instability. North Carolina benefits when global markets are stable and when our universities, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and agricultural communities are connected to international partnerships and development efforts.
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America’s leadership should not be defined only by military strength, but also by our commitment to diplomacy, humanitarian assistance, and global stability. Strategic international assistance strengthens national security, expands economic opportunity, supports American farmers and businesses, and helps prevent humanitarian crises that lead to conflict, displacement, and instability. North Carolina benefits when global markets are stable and when our universities, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and agricultural communities are connected to international partnerships and development efforts.
Protect and strengthen the Affordable Care Act
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Protect and strengthen the Affordable Care Act
Support raising the federal minimum wage
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Support raising the federal minimum wage
Increase federal procurement opportunities for small businesses
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Increase federal procurement opportunities for small businesses
Oppose policies like 50-year mortgages that undermine long-term stability
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Oppose policies like 50-year mortgages that undermine long-term stability
Increase federal investment in public schools and educator support
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Increase federal investment in public schools and educator support
Oppose wasteful spending and politically motivated budget cuts
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Oppose wasteful spending and politically motivated budget cuts
Support modernized, people-centered public institutions
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Support modernized, people-centered public institutions
Protect funding for rural hospitals and infrastructure
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Protect funding for rural hospitals and infrastructure
Support restoring and strengthening an independent United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
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Support restoring and strengthening an independent United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Support caps on out-of-pocket and prescription drug costs
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Support caps on out-of-pocket and prescription drug costs
Oppose regressive tax structures that disproportionately burden low- and moderate-income families
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Oppose regressive tax structures that disproportionately burden low- and moderate-income families
Support technical assistance and entrepreneurship development programs
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Support technical assistance and entrepreneurship development programs
Protect renters and first-time homebuyers
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Protect renters and first-time homebuyers
Expand apprenticeship and workforce training programs
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Expand apprenticeship and workforce training programs
Support evidence-based policymaking
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Support evidence-based policymaking
Ensure federal services are accessible and responsive
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Ensure federal services are accessible and responsive
Support rural entrepreneurship and workforce initiatives
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Support rural entrepreneurship and workforce initiatives
Expand climate adaptation and resilience programs that help prevent food insecurity, displacement, and humanitarian crises
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Expand climate adaptation and resilience programs that help prevent food insecurity, displacement, and humanitarian crises
Fight for full funding of rural hospitals and community health centers
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Fight for full funding of rural hospitals and community health centers
Reduce unnecessary regulatory barriers while protecting workers and consumers
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Reduce unnecessary regulatory barriers while protecting workers and consumers
Support affordable higher education and student debt relief
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Support affordable higher education and student debt relief
Ensure FEMA and disaster-relief dollars reach communities promptly
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Ensure FEMA and disaster-relief dollars reach communities promptly
Protect funding for maternal health, contraceptive access, and global public health initiatives
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Protect funding for maternal health, contraceptive access, and global public health initiatives
Oppose policies that shift health care costs onto working families
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Oppose policies that shift health care costs onto working families
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FEC candidate totals December 5, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
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Candidate ID: H6NC14069
Name: WOMACK, LAKESHA
Office: House
State: NC
District: NC14
Coverage start: 2025-12-05
Coverage end: 2026-06-30
Total receipts: $24888.23
Total disbursements: $26123.53
Cash on hand: $-375.63
Debts owed by committee: $0.00
Candidate contributions: $0.00
Loans made by candidate: $0.00
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