Jim Burgin owns an insurance agency in Harnett County, so he knows first hand where coverage runs out for families.
He has been recognized for his advocacy for children and families
In 2025, Burgin received the Ally for Change Award from Positive Childhood Alliance NC for his dedication to child welfare reform and child health – striving to ensure that all North Carolina children have the opportunity to live healthy lives. Source.
He has championed maternal health
In 2021, Burgin advocated for legislation to extend Medicaid coverage for new mothers to 12 months postpartum, helping ensure continued new mothers have access to the care they need for themselves and their babies (S530). Source.
He continues to advocate for mothers on Medicaid
As a member of the NC Child Fatality Task Force, he remains dedicated to innovative policy solutions through his exploration in funding doulas with Medicaid dollars. Source.
He works to expand access to care
In 2019, Burgin sponsored the bipartisan SAVE Act, which would remove outdated regulations that prevent highly trained nurses from practicing to the full extent of their education and training, helping to improve access and lower costs (S143). Source
Re-elect Senator Jim Burgin!
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