Jay Moore for Catawba County Commissioner | Stay on Target

Jay Moore

Catawba County Commissioner

Stay on Target

A lifelong Catawba County neighbor asking for your vote on November 3, 2026.

Jay Moore (center, light check shirt) with supporters under a Stay on Target banner

A word from Jay

Voter info

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls 6:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m. Vote at your assigned precinct.

Early voting (one-stop) is run by the county. Dates and sites are posted on the official Catawba County Board of Elections page — this campaign site will not guess locations.

Confirm registration: NCSBE voter search. Find your precinct / polling place: NCSBE polling-place search.

Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, with a neighbor in an American flag scarf at a Stay on Target campaign event

Meet Jay

Jay Moore was born in Iredell County on August 27, 1974, and has lived in Catawba County his whole life. A Maiden High School graduate, he earned degrees in Business Management and Industrial Management at Catawba Valley Community College. He is running for Catawba County Commissioner.

A plan for Catawba County

Why I’m running / Why November matters

Jay Moore won the March 2026 Republican primary for Catawba County Commissioner. The job is not finished. On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Catawba neighbors choose who sits on the Board of Commissioners. Jay is asking for that general-election vote — same neighbor, same four priorities, Stay on Target.

Confirm your registration and polling place with the Catawba County Board of Elections or the NCSBE voter search. Do not rely on unofficial lists of early-vote sites.

Jay’s plan is four priorities: Back the Blue, Support Our Local Schools, Focus On Infrastructure, and Defend Our History and Heritage. That is the work he is asking Catawba County to send him to do.

01

Back The Blue

Strengthen public safety by ensuring our law enforcement has the resources, training, and community support needed to protect and serve effectively, fostering trust and safety across Catawba County.

02

Support Our Local Schools

Invest in our schools to provide quality education, modern facilities, and opportunities for all students, empowering teachers and preparing our youth for a bright future.

03

Focus On Infrastructure

Prioritize sustainable development and maintenance of roads, utilities, and broadband access to enhance connectivity, boost economic growth, and improve quality of life for all residents.

04

Defend Our History and Heritage

Preserve Catawba County’s rich history and vibrant cultural traditions by promoting local historic sites, arts, and community events that unite and celebrate our unique identity.

On the campaign trail

Jay with neighbors at campaign events in Catawba County.

Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, shaking hands with a neighbor in a navy blazer in front of Stay on Target banners
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, standing with two neighbors in front of Stay on Target banners
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, with a neighbor in an American flag scarf at a Stay on Target campaign event
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, smiling with two neighbors in front of Stay on Target banners
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, standing with a neighbor in a navy blazer in front of Jay Moore 4 Commissioner signs
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, with two neighbors at a local campaign gathering
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt with a pen in his pocket, shaking hands with a neighbor in a suit
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, shaking hands with a neighbor in a straw hat in front of Stay on Target signs
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, with two neighbors at a campaign event
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, shaking hands with a neighbor in a blue quarter-zip at a local business
Jay Moore, bald in a light windowpane-check shirt, shaking hands with a neighbor in a navy cap

Get involved

Name, email, a short message, and how you can help — knock doors, make phone calls, host an event, yard signs, or other. Phone is optional but recommended. Submissions go to the campaign.

Submissions go to the Jay Moore for Commissioner campaign (jaymoore249@gmail.com). We do not sell this information.

Talk with Jay

Call (828) 217-1045 or email jaymoore249@gmail.com. Or use the volunteer form above. To ask Jay a question, use Ask Jay on Contact.

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