New Energy. Real Purpose.
Southern Wake County does not need more of the same from the Wake County Board of Commissioners. We need a new voice with real purpose for change we can believe in. Owning a small business in Southern Wake County for over a quarter century, and with decades of experience in law and government, John Adcock will bring common‑sense leadership to the issues that matter most: property taxes, transportation, public safety, and education.
Every Day District Dedication: John lives, works and serves in the community.
Wake County deserves new energy on the Board of Commissioners, not another vote rubber‑stamping the status quo. I am running to break up the echo chamber with a practical, common‑sense voice that puts Southern Wake’s priorities first every single day.— John Adcock
Our District — Our Vote
For the first time in decades, Southern Wake’s voters will be the only voters in Wake County electing our commissioner.
The experience Southern Wake needs right now.
John has spent his career putting experience to work for Southern Wake — as a small‑business owner in Fuquay‑Varina, an attorney, and a professional with direct experience in transportation and land‑use policy. He’s a graduate of the Wake County Public School System — and so are his wife, kids, parents, and sisters. This district has been home to his family for generations. For more than 25 years, John has run a business here and raised a family here. Now he’s ready to put that lifetime of practical experience to work on the Board of Commissioners.
Local Issues Need Local Solutions
Local government should not be about national partisan political agendas. It’s about serving the people that live here. John is running with a clear purpose: to stop property tax increases; focus on fiscal responsibility; build and improve roads; enhance public safety and invest in the classroom.
Southern Wake does not need another partisan fight. It needs representation focused on getting it right.
This is what continuity looks like.
Continuity
- Five straight years of property tax increases
- Ineffective investment in transportation
- Representation that hasn’t been a strong voice for Southern Wake
Change
- Capitalize on tax‑base growth instead of raising rates
- Real, funded plans for our roads — not more studies
- A commissioner who shows up and fights for Southern Wake first
Southern Wake's priorities are John's priorities.
Change is needed to address the county's inequitable distribution of tax revenue — Southern Wake deserves a fair return on the revenue it generates.
Enough is enough — stop the annual tax increases.
Wake County has raised property taxes five years running. It's time to capitalize on tax‑base growth, cut wasteful spending, and focus on the essential functions of government.
Pave the way to quality transportation.
Local transportation problems need local solutions. Wake County needs innovative plans and funding for our road network — without raising property taxes.
The first duty of government is to keep you safe.
Public safety isn't an expense — it's a vital investment and the foundation for a strong, prosperous, high‑quality community.
Opportunity for all — fund the classroom, not bureaucracy.
Education investment should prioritize teacher pay and safe, quality facilities — with real accountability for how education funding is used.
Southern Wake needs boots on the ground.
Between now and Election Day, John's campaign needs people who can knock doors, host a yard sign, or spread the word. If you're passionate about the district, this is where you start.
Volunteer With the CampaignContact John Adcock
Questions, press inquiries, or just want to say hello before November — reach out and the campaign will follow up.