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Meet Whitney
I’m Whitney Olive—a former public school teacher, professional advocate, and proud military spouse running to represent North Carolina House District 63. Guided by small-town values and a commitment to service, I’ve spent my career working alongside families in underserved communities and advocating for caregivers and working people. Our family understands service firsthand; my wife serves as a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy Reserve. I’m running to bring accountable, people-first leadership to Raleigh and ensure everyone in our district has a seat at the table.
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Priorities
My priorities are shaped by service—and grounded in the real lives of the people I represent.
From strong public schools and affordable healthcare to safe communities and an economy that works for working families, I’m focused on practical solutions that put people over politics and make government work for everyone in House District 63.
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I focus on practical solutions that strengthen schools, support working families, keep communities safe, and make government work better for the people it serves in House District 63.
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I believe in an economy that rewards hard work, supports local businesses, and gives families the stability to plan for the future.
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Strong public schools are the foundation of strong communities. I believe every child deserves a safe, well-supported classroom and every educator deserves respect, resources, and fair pay—so students are prepared for the future and families can thrive.
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I believe in transparent, accountable leadership that listens, shows up, and puts our community's needs ahead of politics. Read more →
Get Involved
This campaign is about community — and there’s a place for everyone in it.
Real change happens when neighbors show up for one another. Whether you have time to volunteer, a story to share, want to stay informed, or can donate financially, your support matters. Together, we can build a campaign rooted in respect, service, and a shared commitment to making House District 63 stronger for everyone.