PEOPLE OVER POLITICS

SHELANE ETCHISON

AN INDEPENDENT VOICE FOR CONGRESS

True leaders unify, inspire, and accept responsibility — they do not divide, sow fear, or blame. As a Special Operations veteran, I served with Americans of all backgrounds and led by these same principles both in combat and at home — and it’s time we have elected representatives who do the same.

Too many Americans feel disillusioned by our elected officials. We deserve real leaders dedicated to bridging our divisions and collaboratively solving problems.

This is why I’m running for Congress in North Carolina’s 9th district as an independent candidate. To give voters a fresh choice, and be only in service to you, the Constitution, and our great Republic.

Best,
Shelane

IN THE NEWS

  • NC's only unaffiliated congressional candidate charts a unique pat

    WUNC Politics Podcast July 12, 2024

  • Tim Boyum interviews Shelane Etchison

    Spectrum News 1 Front Porch Politics wth Tim Boyum July 11, 2024

  • Shelane Etchison, independent candidate for NC’s 9th District, aims to break the political gridlock

    FOX8 WGHP High Point, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Piedmont Triad, NC - Jun 17, 2024

  • Congressional candidate talks journey to District 9 ballot as independent

    The Political Beat with Ch. 9's Joe Bruno June 16, 2024

  • Army Veteran Makes History as NC Congressional Candidate.

    CBS 17 | Raleigh, Durham News & Weather | WNCN , June 4, 2024

  • NC veteran takes on powerful Republican. She made history just by getting on the ballot.

    Raleigh The News & Observer , May 28, 2024

MEET SHELANE

Shelane Etchison is no stranger to tough assignments. She spent 11 years in the U.S. Army as a Special Operations Soldier. She was deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria, and was decorated for her service as one of the first women supporting Army Rangers in combat.  Now, she’s running to become the first independent member of Congress from North Carolina.

After her service, Shelane earned master’s degrees from Harvard Business School and Kennedy School of Government. She returned to North Carolina where she had made her home while stationed at Fort Bragg, now Fort Liberty. Shelane continues empowering people to build peaceful and prosperous societies, both domestically and abroad as a security consultant and non-profit leader.

Shelane believes our Democracy is struggling and needs fresh voices in Congress unbridled by partisan politics. She is ready to bring authentic leadership to Washington and be a representative for the common-sense majority.

Read more about Shelane here.