Senator Amy Galey

The celebration of America’s 250th birthday kicked off in Alamance county yesterday with a fantastic event at the Alamance battleground. It was very well attended by people from many different backgrounds eager to learn about the founding of our country #America250

I was so honored last night to receive the 2026 Service to Agriculture Award from The Alamance County Agri-Business Committee. Thank you for this recognition & I promise to continue to advocate for agriculture in Alamance County and North Carolina!

Before snowstorm last week, Mayor York asked if I knew where town of Liberty could get 500 gallons of brine because they were short @BurlingtonNC was glad to help! Special shout out to Gary Smith, public works director & city manager Bob Patterson.

Thank you @AFPNC for this recognition! I strongly believe that children should have education options, able to find the best fit where they love to learn

Northern Alamance road is a sheet of ice this morning

Senator @amyscottgaley is an Affordable Healthcare Champion with an A+ on our 2025 legislative scorecard. Thank you for fighting for affordable healthcare, Senator!

Merry Christmas!

@SheriffPage please disregard my last note

I have filed for re-election to represent NC Senate District 25 (Alamance, Randolph) looking forward to campaigning!! #ncpol #ncga

Weight loss drugs are a big budget buster resulting in inflated rebase request— @realDonaldTrump just last week announced drastic reduction in those prices!! What’s the impact on NC Medicaid reqts? This may take care of the whole issue! Def NOT a legislative emergency #ncpol

Honoring our veterans who have served our country, so grateful for them. Veterans parade w Fred in Graham on Saturday, with Mebane VFW Commander Mike Barr at Sunday event honoring veterans, and attended lecture by Lt Gen Robert Ashley today in Elon. Thank you veterans! #Veterans

After I won election for county commission Virginia Kernodle pulled me aside after church and said “Don’t you let those old men run you around!” Lovely lady, none sweeter, died earlier this year sadly. She is missed!

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Thank you for coming to Graham and talking with me! #ncpol

This week on the Forever First in Freedom Tour, we are excited to have Senator @amyscottgaley! Now in her third term in the @MyNCSenate, Senator Galey serves as the Senate Majority Whip. Check out our conversation on healthcare, education, and banana pudding at 2 pm on Thursday!

Amazing opportunity to get started in the construction industry

In October 2024, I attended a UNC Chapel Hill @UNC event featuring Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11 and @VivekGRamaswamy, alongside then-Trustee (now State Auditor) Dave Boliek @NCAuditorBoliek and NC Senator Amy Galey @amyscottgaley. The program was organized by the @TPUSA_UNC Turning Point @TPUSA USA UNC Chapel Hill student chapter. What struck me most was the tone. Charlie set the ground rules before Q&A, noting that while the audience was “a center-right, predominantly conservative” crowd, all voices would be heard and respected. He said: “Do not interrupt, do not boo. If somebody says something you disagree with, please show respect to people that might have different views.” That call for civility was honored throughout the evening. Students asked tough and often controversial questions — about housing affordability, higher-ed costs, the Electoral College, free speech, foreign policy, immigration, even Trump University and AIPAC. Both speakers answered in real time. It was not a monologue; it was a dialogue. Charlie reminded the audience of the American system: “We’re first and foremost a collection of states. The states created the federal government… and today seven very diverse states determine the future of America, not just LA and New York.” On morals and family life, he was clear: “Children are a blessing from the Lord. Not an inconvenience.” Vivek tied the night back to civic life in a way that resonates with UNC’s School of Civic Life and Leadership: “If we’re going to require immigrants to pass a civics test and swear an oath of allegiance, then it makes sense for every high school senior to be able to pass the same civics test… replacing DEI indoctrination with actual civic education.” He added: “The least we could do is demand some skin in the game — that we know the basics about our country before somebody graduates from high school.” The event reflected something deeper: the founding of the United States itself, forged through vigorous debate, moral conviction, and a shared commitment to civic principles. Our students showed that they can disagree, push back, and challenge ideas without losing their composure or the dignity of the conversation. Whatever one’s politics, Charlie Kirk’s emphasis on courage, respect, and the American promise is worth carrying forward. UNC should always be a place where ideas are debated vigorously but respectfully, and where civic knowledge is treated as essential to leadership.

Thank you for this honor! I am humbled

Thank you, @amyscottgaley for putting policy over politics. Your vote to override the vetoes shows true leadership—putting North Carolinians ahead of partisanship and standing up for smart, principled policy.

Good idea! 🍅