Hi my name is Marcus Brandon and I want to personally welcome you to our online headquarters. Over the last few months since I started this campaign, I have had the opportunity to meet citizens of the 60th district and hear directly from them their concerns and thoughts on the direction of our state.

As our campaign slogan states “It’s About You!” It’s about your ideas, your hopes, and your dreams. So I invite you to help us in starting this conversation. Join our campaign and send us feedback on what you would like to see from your state government. Sign up to be a volunteer or make a contribution to the campaign. Together we can make a difference!

Thanks again and I look forward to working with you in the future

-Marcus Brandon
Candidate for NC House District 60

CAMPAIGN NEWS

Brandon to Speak at Marvin Sapp Concert on Education Options

 Rep. Marcus Brandon (D-Greensboro) will be speaking about education  at a free concert in Greensboro on Tuesday, April 23rd. The concert,  called “S.O.S.: Answering the Call for our Children”, has been organized  by Parents for Educational Freedom and is hosted by world-famous  gospel musician Marvin Sapp.

Brandon Introduces “Ban The Box” Legislation To Promote Employment

Ban the Box

Rep. Marcus Brandon (D-Guilford) today introduced a bill designed to help ex-offenders get back on their feet and turn their lives around. The Legislative Black Caucus has made this a priority bill for this session.

Faircloth and Brandon to lead Guilford Delegation

Guilford County’s legislative delegation named state Rep. John Faircloth, a High Point Republican, as its chairman Monday evening.State Rep. Marcus Brandon, a Democrat whose district snakes from High Point into Greensboro, was named vice-chair, Faircloth said.

Brandon says :"It's always an honor to serve with Rep. Faircloth in any capacity, and I am honored to be working with him to ensure that our delegation stands united in promoting issues that concern Guilford County as a region."

Brandon and Faircloth both live in High Point, and both are serving in their second term in the NC General Assembly. .