Below is a list of Democrats, elected or appointed, from the highest office in North Carolina to our local governments
Statewide Elected Officials
As Attorney General, Josh protected the people of North Carolina by supporting victims of violent crime, including domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. He is leading the effort to clear the state’s backlog of untested sexual assault kits by securing funding to test kits.
Additionally, Josh is investigating hundreds of thousands of consumer complaints to hold business and individuals accountable for mistreating North Carolina customers, returning more than $100 million to consumers and winning the taxpayers $250 million in savings.
Now as governor, Stein is fighting to protect the Affordable Care Act, ensure that all North Carolinians have access to affordable health insurance, and bring relief to western NC in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt
As the 36th Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina, Rachel will continue her public service and advocacy on behalf of the state she loves. Rachel is the proud daughter of Governor Jim and Carolyn Hunt, North Carolina’s longest-serving Governor and First Lady. The legacy of service and family values instilled in Rachel by her parents lies at the heart of her own commitment to making North Carolina the best place to live, work, and raise a family.
Rachel Hunt’s professional and political journey is defined by a deep commitment to family and public service. As an attorney, she specialized in domestic law, helping families solve complex issues through mediation. Seeing a need for certified educational consulting, Rachel launched a small consulting business, Hunt for College, LLC, where she offers guidance to students and parents navigating an overwhelming college application process.
When her children were young, Rachel made the choice to put her career on pause and to shift her focus to full-time parenting and community service. For over a decade, she volunteered for the Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools PTA and served on her son’s Charter school board. During this time, she also volunteered for numerous community organizations, including chairing the educational committee of the League of Women Voters of Charlotte Mecklenburg and serving on the boards of Lillian’s List, Generation Nation, and the NC Foundation for Public School Children.
In recognition of her unwavering commitment to her community and the state, Rachel Hunt was elected to the North Carolina House of Representatives in 2018, overcoming the odds to defeat a four-term incumbent in the fiercely contested and heavily gerrymandered District 103, a victory that demonstrated her resilience and dedication in a district long dominated by one party control. Her effectiveness and dedication to her constituents led to her re-election in 2020, where she continued to serve as a strong and effective voice for her district.
In 2022, Rachel Hunt was elected to the North Carolina Senate, representing District 42. Rachel Hunt’s career and her life’s work exemplify her deep commitment to the people of North Carolina, her passion for education, and her unwavering dedication to making a positive impact.
Jeff’s career in public service began when he enlisted after the attacks of September 11th, trained at Ft. Bragg, and served in Afghanistan. He continues to serve today as a Major in the Army National Guard. He is currently in his 22nd year of military service and drills monthly at an armory in Wake County.
When he returned home from Afghanistan, he went to law school with help from the G.I. bill. Jeff became a criminal prosecutor in Gaston County, where he worked with law enforcement to take violent criminals off the streets, handling first-degree murder and sex offense cases.
In the state legislature and in Congress, Jeff has built a reputation for being transparent, accessible, and bipartisan. Jeff currently scores in the top 5% for most bipartisan members of Congress. His opponent scores in the bottom 5%.
As Attorney General, Jeff believes the core purpose of the job is to be a shield for you and your family. That’s how Jeff has spent his life. He has dedicated himself to the security and wellbeing of others and believes the Attorney General must be a non-partisan, independent voice for the people of North Carolina., Secretary of State Elaine F. Marshall became the first woman ever elected to a statewide, executive branch office in North Carolina.
Secretary Marshall was a member of the NC State Senate before rising to statewide office. She holds a B.S. in Home Economics from the University of Maryland and a law degree from Campbell University.
Secretary of State Elaine Marshall
In 1996, Secretary of State Elaine F. Marshall became the first woman ever elected to a statewide, executive branch office in North Carolina.
Secretary Marshall was a member of the NC State Senate before rising to statewide office. She holds a B.S. in Home Economics from the University of Maryland and a law degree from Campbell University.
She has received Honorary Doctorate Degrees from Campbell University, Lees-McRae College, Meredith College and the Republic of Moldova Testemitanu State University of Medicine.
Her work experiences include teaching Home Economics in the public school and community college systems, co-ownership of a book and gift store, establishing an interior decorating business and the private practice of law.
Secretary Marshall has been very active in many civic groups in the areas of child welfare, women’s issues, and agriculture and small town economic development.
State Supreme Court Judges
Superior Court Judges
Doug Green
District Court Judges
Larry Brown
Katie Overby
Alamance-Burlington Board of Education
Seneca Rogers
Tameka Harvey
Alamance Board of Elections
Chair – Elaine Berry
Board Member – Noah Read
Board Member – Homer Ashby
Alamance County Municipal Offices
Gibsonville
Gibsonville Alderman – Bryant Crisp
Gibsonville Alderwoman – Tangela Mitchell
City of Mebane
Mebane City Council – Montreena Hadley
Mebane City Council – Katie Burkholder
Mebane City Council – Sean Ewing
Town of Elon
Elon Mayor – Emily Sharpe
Elon Council Member – Quinn Ray
Elon Council Member – Stephanie Bourland
Elon Council Member – Randy Orwig
Elon Council Member- Michael Woods
City of Burlington
Burlington City Council – Bob Ward
Burlington City Council – Dejuana Bigelow
Town of Green Level
Green Level City Council – Stephanie Enoch
Green Level City Council – Remonia Enoch
Alamance County Soil and Water Conservation District
Board Member – David Spruill
Board Member – Donna Vanhook
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