Cody Lee Huneycutt

Cody Lee Huneycutt is the Republican incumbent serving in the North Carolina House of Representatives for District 67. He began his first term on January 1, 2025 and is on the ballot for re‑election in the November 3, 2026 general election, after the Republican primary was cancelled ¹¹⁷.

Huneycutt earned an Associate of Arts from Stanly Community College and a Bachelor of Arts in history and political science from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte ¹⁵⁸. He grew up in Stanly County, where he works as a cattle farmer, a background he frequently cites in his public statements ¹¹⁴.

Before winning office, Huneycutt spent eight years working inside the General Assembly, including roles as a legislative and research assistant and as a staffer for former Rep. Wayne Sasser, the seat’s previous holder ⁵⁸. He also held a staff position for Congressman Hudson in 2014 and worked as a personal trainer for the Stanly County YMCA from 2009‑2014 ⁸.

In the 2025‑2026 session he serves on several standing committees: Agriculture and Environment; Appropriations; Health; Insurance; Wildlife Resources; and the Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services ³⁸. He has sponsored legislation such as H.B. 859, which would prohibit local governments from creating guaranteed‑income programs without state approval, and supported H.B. 163, aimed at lowering prescription drug costs for North Carolinians ⁵. In 2023 he signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge, indicating support for congressional term limits ⁵.

Huneycutt’s campaign platform emphasizes fiscal responsibility, tax cuts, agricultural preservation, expanded rural health care, reduced regulatory burdens, and protection of the Second Amendment. He highlights his experience in tax‑policy work, his farming background, and his commitment to improving access to health services in Stanly and Montgomery counties ¹⁴¹⁶.

He maintains a Capitol office at 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 537, Raleigh, NC, and can be reached by phone at 919‑733‑5908, the number listed on the North Carolina Legislative website and BillTrack50 ¹²²⁰.

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