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U.S. House · NC-11 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Jamie Ager

Democratic candidate for North Carolina's 11th Congressional District

A Fairview farmer and entrepreneur who helped build Hickory Nut Gap, prioritizing Helene recovery, affordable healthcare, and western North Carolina’s economy.

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DistrictNC-11
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Jamie stands.

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Delivering Hurricane Helene Recovery

  • Prioritizes promised recovery funding and simpler processes that get rebuilding assistance to residents and small businesses

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Making Quality Healthcare Accessible

  • Supports a public insurance option, Medicare drug negotiation, stronger Medicaid, and expanded mental health and home-based services

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Lowering Housing and Family Costs

  • Supports first-time homebuyer assistance, more housing, household energy tax credits, childcare grants, and an expanded child tax credit

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Stopping Government Waste and Corruption

  • Supports banning congressional stock trading, disclosing dark money, stronger ethics rules, and transparent federal spending

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Expanding Veterans’ Care Close to Home

  • Supports protecting VA facilities, expanding local clinics and mobile care, and the Asheville Fisher House for patients’ families

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Growing Small Businesses and Jobs

  • Supports easier access to recovery loans and grants, rural broadband and cell coverage, and investment in manufacturing and local businesses

Record and background

Record & experience.

  • Experience

    Fairview farmer

    Works at his family’s Hickory Nut Gap farm, with training in sustainable agriculture at Warren Wilson College.

  • Accomplishment

    Built Hickory Nut Gap with Amy Ager

    Developed a sustainable meat company with Amy Ager, working with regional farmers.

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