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Federal State County Term Last Next Office Name Party Length Elected Election FEDERAL *President/ Joseph R. Biden 4 years 2020 2024 DEM Vice-President Kamala D. Harris US Senate Thom Tillis 6 years 2020 2026 REP US Senate Richard Burr 6 years 2016 2022 REP US House 7th David Rouzer 2 years 2020 2022 REP * = Term limit exists (2 terms), ** = Term limit reached STATE **Governor Roy Cooper 4 years 2020 2024 DEM *Lt. Governor Mark Robinson 4 years 2020 2024 REP Attorney General Josh Stein 4 years 2020 2024 DEM Auditor Beth Wood 4 years 2020 2024 DEM Agriculture Com Steve Troxler 4 years 2020 2024 REP Insurance Com Mike Causey 4 years 2020 2024 REP Labor Com Josh Dobson 4 years 2020 2024 REP Secretary of State Elaine Marshall 4 years 2020 2024 DEM Public Instruction Catherine Truitt 4 years 2020 2024 REP Treasurer Dale R. Folwell 4 years 2020 2024 REP NC Senate 8th Bill Rabon 2 years 2020 2022 REP NC House 17th Frank Iler 2 years 2020 2022 REP NC House 19th Charles Miller 2 years 2020 2022 REP District Att. 15th Jon David 4 years 2018 2022 REP * = Term limit exists (2 terms), ** = Term limit reached COUNTY Clerk of Court James MacCallum 4 years 2018 2022 REP Sheriff John Ingram 4 years 2018 2022 REP County Com District 1 Randy Thompson 4 years 2018 2022 REP County Com District 2 Marty Cooke 4 years 2018 2022 REP County Com District 3 Pat Sykes 4 years 2020 2024 REP County Com District 4 Mike Forte 4 years 2020 2024 REP County Com District 5 Frank Williams 4 years 2020 2024 REP Bd of Ed District 1 Ed Lemon 4 years 2020 2024 REP Bd of Ed District 2 David Robinson 4 years 2020 2024 REP Bd of Ed District 3 Robin A Moffitt* 4 years Appt. 2020 2022 REP Bd of Ed District 4 Steven Barger 4 years 2020 2024 REP Bd of Ed District 5 Gerald (Jerry) Benton 4 years 2018 2022 REP Register of Deeds Brenda Mercer Clemmons 4 years 2020 2024 REP Soil/Water Travis Potter 4 years 2020 2024 NON Soil/Water Elliot Swain 4 years 2018 2022 NON Soil/Water Jody Clemmons 4 years 2018 2022 NON * Robin A. Moffitt was appointed in 2020 to fill a vacancy created when Charles Miller was elected to the General Assembly in NC House District 19; the seat will be up for election of a full term in 2022. Highlighted = upcoming election Revised 1/25/2021 Term Last Next Office Name Party Length Elected Election JUDICIAL *Beginning with the 2018 General Election, Judicial candidates’ registered party appeared on the ballot. Thus, as judges are elected, this chart will display registered party as it appeared on the ballot for the term in which the candidate was elected. NC SUPREME COURT Chief Justice - Seat 1 Paul Newby 8 years 2020 2028 REP Assoc Justice - Seat 2 Robin Hudson 8 years 2014 2022 NON Assoc Justice - Seat 3 Sam J. Ervin, IV 8 years 2014 2022 NON Assoc Justice - Seat 4 Mike Morgan 8 years 2016 2024 NON Assoc Justice - Seat 5 Anita Earls 8 years 2018 2026 DEM Assoc Justice - Seat 6 Phil Berger, Jr. 8 years 2020 2028 REP Assoc Justice - Seat 7 Tamara Barringer 8 years 2020 2028 REP . NC COURT OF APPEALS Chief Judge Donna Stroud 8 years 2014 2022 NON Judge John Arrowood 8 years 2018 2026 DEM Judge Jeff Carpenter 8 years 2020 2028 REP Judge Allegra Collins 8 years 2018 2026 DEM Judge Richard Dietz 8 years 2016 2024 NON Judge Chris Dillon 8 years 2020 2028 REP Judge Jefferson G. Griffin 8 years 2020 2028 REP Judge Fred Gore 8 years 2020 2028 REP Judge Tobias (Toby) Hampson 8 years 2018 2026 DEM Judge Lucy Inman 8 years 2014 2022 NON Judge Darren Jackson* 8 years Appt. 2020 2022 Judge Hunter Murphy 8 years 2016 2024 NON Judge John M. Tyson 8 years 2014 2022 NON Judge April C. Wood 8 years 2020 2028 REP Judge Valerie Zachary 8 years 2016 2024 NON *Judge Darren Jackson was appointed to fill a vacancy created by Phil Berger’s election to NC Supreme Court in 2020; the seat will be up for election of a full eight-year term in 2022. SUPERIOR COURT- District 13B Senior Resident 13B Jason Disbrow 8 years 2020 2028 REP DISTRICT COURT- District 13 Chief Judge Scott Ussery (Bl) 4 years 2020 2024 REP Judge J. Calvin Chandler (Br) 4 years 2020 2024 REP Judge C. Ashley Gore (C) 4 years 2020 2024 REP Judge Pauline Hankins (Br) 4 years 2020 2024 REP Judge Vacant (AL)* 4 years 2022 Judge Quintin McGee (AL)** 4 years Appt. 2020 2022 2 seats = Brunswick (Br), 1 seat = Columbus (C), 1 seat = Bladen (Bl), 2 seats = at large (AL) *A vacancy was created by the election of Fred Gore to the NC Court of Appeals; the seat will be filled by appointment and will be up for election of a full four-year term in 2022. **Judge Quintin McGee was appointed to fill a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge William Fairley; the seat will be up for election of a full four-year term in 2022. Highlighted = upcoming election Revised 1/25/2021 .
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