NC-05 Republican nominee?
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MAR 10, 2026Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Overview
Current roleHome inspector
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
GenderMale
LocationNorth Carolina
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BackgroundHome inspector
EducationLiberty University — MBA
Notable personal detailsRoman H. (Chad) Williams II is a Republican candidate who ran in the March 3, 2026 North Carolina primary for U.S. House (North Carolina's 5th Congressional District). He has worked as a home and commercial inspector, including with Assurance Home Inspections and Recon Company, Inc. He earned an MBA from Liberty University and a bachelor's degree in biology from Western Carolina University.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
Supports asking wealthy individuals to contribute more to ease burdens on the middle class and has expressed concern about stagnant wages and affordability; favors measures that relieve pressure on working- and middle-class families. No explicit detailed tax plan located in cited sources.
Healthcare
The candidate says there is a healthcare affordability crisis and calls for wealthy individuals to contribute more to ease the burden on middle-class families, but provides no clear policy prescriptions (e.g., support for Medicare for All, ACA expansion, or specific market-based reforms).
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Immigration & Border
Supports enforcement of immigration law while expressing concern about ICE and Border Patrol overreach and court processing delays; favors shifting some enforcement funds to strengthen courts and due process rather than large-scale expansion of enforcement agencies.
Public Safety & Guns
The candidate Roman H. “Chad” Williams II has positioned himself as a Republican candidate and expresses conservative, law-and-order views. He is listed with an A grade and endorsement by the NRA Political Victory Fund, indicating strong support for Second Amendment rights and gun-owner protections.
News
Chad Williams is in the news as one of the Republican primary challengers running in North Carolina’s 5th congressional district. Coverage highlights the field of candidates arguing for a “new voice” as they compete for the GOP nomination ahead of the upcoming election.
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