2020 Candidate List
Candidate filing is open until Friday, December 20, 2019 at 12:00 p.m.
The candidates who have filed for office in the 2020 Primary Election are as follows:
Updated: 9:18 a.m. Monday, December 23, 2019
Statewide Candidates List
Currituck County Board of Commissioners
At-Large
Republican
Mary “Kitty” Etheridge (incumbent) – Shawboro, North Carolina
Fred Whiteman – Moyock, North Carolina
Daryl Lee Hood – Grandy, North Carolina
District 1
Republican
Bob White (incumbent) – Corolla, North Carolina
District 2
Republican
Selina S. Jarvis (incumbent) – Harbinger, North Carolina
Steven W. Craddock – Grandy, North Carolina
District 4
Republican
Paul Beaumont (incumbent) – Shawboro, North Carolina
Stuart Innes – Currituck, North Carolina
Currituck County Register of Deeds
Republican
Denise Hall (incumbent) – Moyock, North Carolina
Christy L. McCord – Moyock, North Carolina
Currituck County Board of Education
Moyock Township
Dwan Gibbs Craft (incumbent) – Moyock, North Carolina
Fruitville Township
Will Crodick (incumbent) – Knotts Island, North Carolina
Kelly Williams Peters – Knotts Island, North Carolina
United States Senate
Democrat
Trevor M. Fuller – Charlotte, North Carolina
Steven Swenson – Bunnlevel, North Carolina
Cal Cunningham – Raleigh, North Carolina
Atul Goel – Raleigh, North Carolina
Erica D. Smith – Gaston, North Carolina
Libertarian
Shannon W. Bray – Apex, North Carolina
Republican
Thom Tillis – Raleigh, North Carolina
Paul Wright – Mt. Olive, North Carolina
Larry Holmquist – Greensboro, North Carolina
Sharon Y. Hudson – Huntersville, North Carolina
United State House of Representatives District 03
Democrat
Daryl Farrow – Trenton, North Carolina
Republican
Greg Murphy – Greenville, North Carolina
North Carolina Governor
Democrat
Roy Cooper – Raleigh, North Carolina
Ernest T. Reeves – Greenville, North Carolina
Republican
Holly Grange – Raleigh, North Carolina
Dan Forest – Charlotte, North Carolina
North Carolina Lieutenant Governor
Democrat
Bill Toole – Charlotte, North Carolina
Terry Van Duyn – Raleigh, North Carolina
Yvonne Lewis Holley – Raleigh, North Carolina
Chaz Beasley – Charlotte, North Carolina
Allen Thomas – Raeford, North Carolina
Ron Newton – Durham, North Carolina
Republican
Mark Robinson – Greensboro, North Carolina
Deborah Cochran – Mount Airy, North Carolina
Andy Wells – Hickory, North Carolina
Greg Gebhardt – Raleigh, North Carolina
Renee Ellmers – Dunn, North Carolina
Scott Stone – Charlotte, North Carolina
Buddy Bengel – New Bern, North Carolina
John L. Ritter – West End, North Carolina
Mark Johnson – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina State Senate District 01
Republican
Bob Steinburg – Edenton, North Carolina
North Carolina House of Representatives District 006
Republican
Bobby Hanig – Powells Point, North Carolina
Rob Rollason – Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
North Carolina Attorney General
Democrat
Josh Stein – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Jim O’Neill – Winston Salem, North Carolina
Sam Hayes – Raleigh, North Carolina
Christine Mumma – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina Auditor
Democrat
Beth A. Woods – Raleigh, North Carolina
Luis A. Toledo – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Anthony Wayne “Tony” Street – Supply, North Carolina
Tim Hoegemeyer – Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina
North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture
Democrat
Donovan Alexander Watson – Durham, North Carolina
Jenna Wadsworth – Raleigh, North Carolina
Walter Smith – Yadkinville, North Carolina
Republican
Steve Troxler – Brown Summit, North Carolina
North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance
Republican
Mike Causey – Raleigh, North Carolina
Ronald Pierce – Charlotte, North Carolina
North Carolina Commissioner of Labor
Democrat
Jessica Holmes – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Pearl Burris Floyd – Dallas, North Carolina
Josh Dobson – Nebo, North Carolina
Chuck Stanley – Clarendon, North Carolina
North Carolina Secretary of State
Democrat
Elaine Marshall – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Chad Brown – Stanley, North Carolina
E.C. Sykes – Raleigh, North Carolina
Michael LaPaglia – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction
Democrat
James Barrett – Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Constance “Lav” Johnson – Charlotte, North Carolina
Jen Mangrum – Greensboro, North Carolina
Michael Maher – Raleigh, North Carolina
Keith A. Sutton – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Craig Horn – Matthews, North Carolina
Catherine Truitt – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina Treasurer
Democrat
Matt Leatherman – Raleigh, North Carolina
Ronnie Chatterji – Raleigh, North Carolina
Dimple Ajmera – Charlotte, North Carolina
Republican
Dale R. Folwell – Winston Salem, North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Seat 01
Democrat
Cheri Beasley – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Paul Newby – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 02
Democrat
Lucy Inman – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Phil Berger, Jr. – Hillsborough, North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 04
Democrat
Mark Davis – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Tamara Barringer – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Seat 04
Democrat
Tricia Shields – Cary, North Carolina
Republican
April C. Wood – Lexington, North Carolina
North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Seat 05
Democrat
Lora Christine Cubbage – Greensboro, North Carolina
Republican
Fred Gore – Fayetteville, North Carolina
North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Seat 06
Democrat
Gray Styers – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Chris Dillion – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Seat 07
Democrat
Reuben F. Young – Raleigh, North Carolina
Republican
Jeff Carpenter – Marshville, North Carolina
North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Seat 13
Democrat
Chris Brooks – Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Republican
Jefferson G. Griffin – Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina District Court Judge District 01 Seat 04
Republican
Edgar L. Barnes – Manteo, North Carolina
North Carolina District Court Judge District 01 Seat 05
Democrat
Amber Davis Malarney – Wanchese, North Carolina
Presidential Preference
Constitution
Don Blankenship
Charles Kraut
Democratic
Michael Bennet
Joseph R. Biden
Michael R. Bloomberg
Cory Booker
Pete Buttigieg
Julian Castro
John K. Delaney
Tulsi Gabbard
Amy Klobuchar
Deval Patrick
Bernie Sanders
Tom Steyer
Elizabeth Warren
Marianne Williamson
Andrew Yang
Green
Howie Hawkins
Libertarian
Max Abramson – Seabrook, New Hampshire
Ken Armstrong – Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Dan Berhman – Las Vegas, Nevada
Kenneth Blevins – Sand Springs, Oklahoma
Souraya Faas – Miami, Florida
Erik Gerhardt – Pennsburg, Pennsylvania
Jedidiah Hill – Berea, Ohio
Jacob Hornberger – Broadlands, Virginia
Jo Jorgenson – Greenville, South Carolina
Adam Kokesh – Ash Fork, Arizona
John McAffee – Parker, Colorado
James Orlando Ogle – Pacific Grove, California
Steve Richey – Honolulu, Hawaii
Kim Ruff – Peoria, Arizona
Vermin Supreme – Rockport, Maine
Arvin Vohra – Bethesda, Maryland
Republican
Donald J. Trump
Joe Walsh
Bill Weid