ABOUT ME
Sabika Khan was born and raised in Millfield, a working-class community in the heart of the state. The daughter of a public school teacher and a union electrician, she learned early that hard work and community go hand in hand — values she has carried throughout a distinguished career in public service.
After earning her law degree from State University, Sabika spent a decade as a civil rights attorney, fighting for workers’ rights and housing protections for vulnerable families. Her work in the courtroom led naturally to the legislature, where she has served three terms in the State Senate, earning a reputation as a thoughtful legislator who reaches across the aisle to deliver real results.
Sabika lives in Millfield with her husband, Aasim — a high school science teacher — and their two daughters, Aaira and Sofia. She volunteers each year with the local Habitat for Humanity chapter.
She is running for the NC House because she believes the state’s best days are ahead — if its leaders are willing to be honest about the challenges and bold enough to meet them.
Fully fund public schools from kindergarten through community college. Raise teacher pay to the national median, expand pre-K access, and eliminate the “school-to-prison pipeline” with restorative practices and mental health counselors in every school.
Expand Medicaid to cover the working poor, cap insulin and prescription costs, and invest in rural healthcare infrastructure so that no family has to drive two hours to see a doctor. Mental health and addiction treatment are healthcare — full stop.
Raise the state minimum wage to $18/hour, support union organizing rights, and attract clean energy manufacturing with targeted tax incentives. Workforce development partnerships with community colleges will prepare workers for tomorrow’s economy.
Commit the state to 100% clean electricity by 2040, invest in EV infrastructure, and lead on environmental justice so that polluting facilities are no longer disproportionately sited in low-income communities of color.
Create a $500 million State Housing Trust Fund, reform exclusionary zoning laws, and expand renter protections. Every working family deserves a safe, stable, affordable place to call home.
Invest in community-based violence prevention programs proven to reduce crime. Reform sentencing laws, eliminate cash bail, and strengthen police accountability so that every resident can trust those sworn to protect them.
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