Committee to elect Rodney D. Harris

05/04/2026

My brothers and sisters of District 4—Ayden, Bel-Arthur, Falkland, Farmville, Fountain, and Winterville-West—
I stand before you today not just as a candidate, but as someone who believes deeply in the power of your voice.
November 3rd is more than just a date on the calendar—it is a moment of decision. A moment where everyday people like you and me get to shape the future of our community.
Now let me say this clearly: voting in the presidential race is important. It matters. But I need you to understand something just as real—some of the biggest changes in your daily life don’t come from Washington… they come from right here at home.
They come from local leadership.
They come from county decisions.
They come from who sits at the table making choices about your schools, your roads, your safety, your resources, and your future.
That’s why your vote in local and state races is not secondary—it is essential.
Because when local leadership is strong:
Communities are heard
Resources are distributed fairly
Families are supported
Growth reaches every corner—not just a few
District 4, I see you.
I see the hardworking families in Ayden.
I see the strength in Bel-Aurthur.
I see the resilience in Falkland and Fountain.
I see the pride in Farmville.
I see the growth and potential in Winterville-West.
But I also know there are needs. Real needs.
Needs for balance.
Needs for representation.
Needs for leadership that listens—not just during election season, but every day after.
That’s why I’m asking for your vote.
Not just to win an election—but to bring balance.
Balance that ensures every community is treated with fairness.
Balance that brings resources where they’ve been missing.
Balance that makes sure no voice is overlooked and no neighborhood is forgotten.
When you elect me, you’re not just choosing a name on a ballot—you’re choosing:
Accountability
Accessibility
And a commitment to serve all of District 4
But none of that happens without you.
Your vote is your power.
Your vote is your voice.
Your vote is your opportunity to say, “We matter.”
So on November 3rd, don’t stop at the top of the ballot.
Go all the way down.
Make every vote count.
Show up for your community the way your community has shown up for you.
District 4 and all of Pitt County—this is our time.
Let’s stand together.
Let’s vote together.
And let’s move forward—together

(There’s More in-store for District 4)

04/14/2026

We built a strong coalition. We earned the votes. And we won.

But this victory is only the beginning. There is still important work ahead — more doors to knock, more conversations to have, and more resources to raise.

If we stay focused and put in the work—together, we can help send Roy Cooper to the U.S. Senate, return Anita Earls to the North Carolina Supreme Court, uphold Governor Josh Stein’s veto and flip some seats in the legislature!!

Let’s keep going. 🩷🩷🩷

03/27/2026

I've just reached 100 followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

03/12/2026

Today a great thing happened , the Employees of the year were honored and awarded. I happened to be one of those employees of the year . So listen here’s another great reason to vote Rodney D. Harris as your next commissioner of District 4.
1). Not only do I take nice photos (lol) but I care what happens to our children, staff and etc in our local county schools.

2. I believe that true leadership isn’t something you take for granted, it is something you reach out to embrace the community with.

3. Never forget the good citizens of the county who depend on great leadership, a caring person, a strong voice and someone full of action.

Pitt county we have work to do , and I’m not into smudging anyone’s name, junk talk but to actually do the work. Don’t forget to vote RODNEY D. HARRIS this November. And remember (There’s more in store for District 4)

02/17/2026

 Even though my name was not on the primary ballot, I still showed up and voted like my life depended on it — because it does.
Voting isn’t about convenience. It’s about commitment. It’s about community. It’s about making sure our voices are heard.
If I can show up when I’m not on the ballot, you can show up too. 🗳️
Don’t forget — March 3 is the last day to vote in the primaries. Make your voice count. Encourage your family, your friends, and your neighbors to get out and vote.
And come November, I look forward to seeing you at the polls again — this time to cast your vote for me.
Let’s keep building. Let’s keep pushing. Let’s lead together.
— Rodney D. Harris

02/16/2026

02/08/2026

Had an opportunity to start my morning off right , where you might ask , well in District 4 of course . Stopped in for breakfast and had the opportunity to chat with one of the owners . If you are in FarmVille make the stop

01/30/2026

AYDEN • BELL ARTHUR • FARMVILLE • FALKLAND • FOUNTAIN — DISTRICT 4
We’re calling on community leaders, families, churches, and small business owners in District 4 to help bring the campaign directly to the people!
If you’re interested in hosting a Meet & Greet for Rodney D. Harris for County Commissioner, District 4, this is your chance to connect neighbors, share concerns, and help shape the future of Ayden, Bell Arthur, Farmville, Falkland, and Fountain.
Hosting is simple — Your home, church, business, or community space can become a powerful place for conversation, unity, and progress.
Let’s bring the campaign to your community!

01/19/2026

Today, we honor the life, legacy, and enduring moral courage of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on what would have been his 97th birthday.

His belief that “unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality” continues to guide our work to help humanity create the Beloved Community—through justice, truth-telling, and nonviolence.

We remember.
We recommit.
We carry the work forward.

01/11/2026

Announcement 📢
District 4 - “There’s More in store for District 4”

Rodney D. Harris is a proud native of Ayden and Pitt County with more than 20 years of deep roots in the community he calls home. Having lived, worked, and faithfully served Pitt County for over two decades, Rodney understands the needs, values, and challenges facing local families because he has walked alongside them every step of the way.

For the past 10 years, Rodney has been employed with Pitt County Schools, where he has worked directly with students, families, and educators—reinforcing his commitment to education, opportunity, and the future of our community. In addition, he has served as a pastor for over a decade, providing spiritual leadership, guidance, and hands-on support to individuals and families during both their greatest joys and most difficult moments.

Rodney is proud to represent District 4, and he is dedicated to serving, listening, and being a hands-on advocate for the great people of this district. His campaign is rooted in fairness, commitment, and dependability—ensuring that every voice is heard and every community matters

District 4 includes Ayden ,Bell Arthur, Falkland, FarmVille and fountain .
Most importantly, we want to ensure that every voice in District 4 is heard. Leadership should be present, accessible, and accountable—not just during election season, but every day. We believe in collaboration with town leaders, faith communities, civic groups, and residents to shape solutions that reflect local needs.

We need your vote 🗳️ and remember There’s “More in store for District 4”