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Jerritt Lynn
Campaign Manager | Veteran Leader |
Jerritt is a U.S. Army veteran with over 21 years of service, including 16 years in Special Operations and nine overseas deployments. He brings decades of leadership experience building teams, managing complex operations, and delivering results in high-stakes environments.
As a Civil Affairs leader, Jerritt worked directly with local communities, government partners, and nonprofits to turn policy goals into measurable outcomes. Today, he applies that same discipline and accountability to state-level political campaigns, ensuring resources are used effectively and campaigns stay focused on winning and delivering results.
Jerritt is a veteran leader and grassroots organizer with deep experience mobilizing volunteers, aligning stakeholders, and building durable coalitions around shared priorities, especially for veterans and working families.
He is married and the father of three children. Jerritt is pursuing a Ph.D. in Public Policy and holds graduate credentials in strategic security and college teaching. He combines operational leadership with policy fluency to help campaigns connect local concerns to effective, practical state-level solutions.
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Josh Leviner
Chief Political Strategist | Veteran Leader |
Born and raised in Richmond County and now a proud resident of Moore County, Josh brings a lifetime of public service and local experience to state and local politics. His career began in the U.S. Navy as an intelligence professional, followed by 16 years in law enforcement as a Major Crimes Detective, where he worked closely with local communities and courts to protect public safety and uphold the rule of law. He later served two terms as a Magistrate Judge, gaining firsthand insight into how state laws and local policies directly affect communities.
A firm believer in constitutional governance and civic education, Josh holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Western Carolina University and a Master’s degree in Public Administration, Law, and Public Policy from Liberty University. He has taught Criminal, Civil, and Constitutional Law at Richmond Community College and Sandhills Community College, helping prepare the next generation.
As a small business owner in Moore County and a member of the NAIFA–NC Government Relations Committee, he understands how state regulations and local decisions shape economic opportunity and community growth. His approach to political strategy is rooted in practical governance, respect for local control, and building policies that work for people where they live.
Outside of public life, Josh serves as a worship leader at Elevation Church and is a devoted husband and father of four children, three on earth and one in heaven. Guided by North Carolina’s state motto, Esse Quam Videri (“To be rather than to seem”), he believes effective leadership at the state and local level starts with authenticity and service to the community.
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Amy Lynn
Treasurer | Community Advocate |
Amy serves as Administrative Director for Redirect, LLC, where she oversees operations for a forensic psychology consulting firm. She brings a proven record in public service and grassroots organizing. As a former appointed member of the Moore County Planning Board, she evaluated land-use policy, rezonings, and development proposals, applying county and state regulations while balancing growth with community interests.
She served as a member of the Moore County Military Family Council, helping to bridge the gap between families, schools, and the military community. A co-founder of the Lewis County Water Alliance, she helped organize residents, coordinate expert engagement, and advocate effectively before local government, efforts that resulted in successful amendments to the county code and earned state and national recognition.
Amy and her husband, a retired military veteran, are longtime Moore County residents, and their three children have all attended local schools. She holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of North Carolina–Pembroke, with a concentration in Public Management. She is a member of Pi Alpha Alpha, the National Honor Society for Public Administration. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with an emphasis in International Relations from the University of Alaska Anchorage, where she was an Academic All-American Division I gymnast and President of the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. She also recently completed the Nurse Aide I certification course at Sandhills Community College in Moore County, North Carolina.