Research status
- Evidence confidence
- 74%
- Score coverage
- 25%
- Recommendation
- No endorsement
- Last reviewed
- 2026-07-25
Official ballot record · Published research
Republican candidate for NC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 052.
Ben Moss's verified campaign material contains source-linked policy statements. Covered-rights gaps remain explicitly unscored.
NCSBE reports $49,643 in election-cycle receipts, $45,155.71 in expenditures, and $27,331.18 cash on hand through 06/30/2026.
Open finance source ↗Funding composition
This is material institutional funding; its sponsor, purpose, and relationship to the candidate warrant scrutiny.
This is material institutional funding; its sponsor, purpose, and relationship to the candidate warrant scrutiny.
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Personal donations are not attributed to a donor's employer. Independent expenditures are reported separately from money received by the campaign.
Evidence-gated scorecard
No sufficiently specific, validated worker-policy position is published.
Evidence confidence: 0%No comparable governing record exists; this does not reduce the candidate's score.
Evidence confidence: 0%Official filings show party and other political-committee receipts equal to approximately 51.6% of the displayed funding breakdown. This does not infer donor motive.
Evidence confidence: 90%No sufficiently specific, validated democracy or judicial-rights position is published.
Evidence confidence: 0%The reviewed profile publishes 0 source-linked evidence items and labels candidate statements separately from official records.
Evidence confidence: 74%Promises: Published candidate commitments are shown as statements.
Record: No comparable governing record is available.
The absence of a governing record is labeled as a risk and is not scored as a failure.
Questionnaire participation is not treated as positive or negative evidence during the launch period.
Reported receipts remain below $100,000, indicating fewer financial resources than major statewide campaigns. This is not a prediction of defeat and does not alter political merit.
Risks and uncertainty
No comparable legislative, executive, or judicial record is available. Campaign commitments are not treated as accomplishments.
Evidence record