Candidate filing concludes
Published 2:29 pm Friday, March 4, 2022
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The filing period for local candidates wanting to run for office in this year’s primary elections officially ended Friday at noon. Here are the candidates running for local office.
- US House of Representatives District 8: Republican Dan Bishop, who currently represents the state’s 9th District, and Democrat Scott Huffman. (Incumbent Richard Hudson decided to run for the 9th District seat);
- NC State Senate District 33: Republican incumbent Carl Ford and Democrat Tangela Morgan;
- NC House of Representatives District 67: Republican incumbent Wayne Sasser;
- County Commissioner At-Large: Republicans incumbent Lane Furr, Patty Crump and Leon Warren;
- County Commissioner District 1: Republicans incumbent Mike Barbee, Levi Greene and Mike Haigler;
- County Commissioner District 2: Republicans incumbent Bill Lawhon, Jon Ledbetter and Thomas Townsend;
- County Commissioner District 3: Republicans incumbent Tommy Jordan and Brandon King;
- County Commissioner District 4: Republican Trent Hatley. (Incumbent Zach Almond chose not to file);
- Board of Education At-Large: Republicans incumbent Anthony Graves, Melvin Poole, John Wright and Robin Whittaker;
- Board of Education District 1: Republicans incumbent Dustin Lisk and Meghan Almond;
- Sheriff: Democrat Davara Ponds and Republican incumbent Jeff Crisco;
- District Attorney District 28: Republican incumbent Lynn Clodfelter;
- Clerk of Superior Court: Democrat Todd Lowder and Republicans Pam Blake, Michael Greene and Ginger Efird;
- NC District Court Judge District 20A Seat 1 (Stanly County): Republican Phillip Cornett;
- NC District Court Judge District 20A Seat 2 (Stanly County): Republican John Nance;
- NC District Court Judge District 20A Seat 3 (Montgomery County): Republican Thai Vang.
Absentee Voting By Mail runs March 28-May 10.
One-Stop Early Voting happens April 28-May 14.
Primary Day is May 17.