Martin County, NC · North Carolina general election, Tue, Nov 3
Who's on the ballot in Martin County?
From the NC Supreme Court down to city council, our elected leaders have a major impact on our daily lives. Which specific races you see on your ballot depends on your exact address in Martin, so you may not see every single one of these races listed. Look up your exact sample ballot at the NC State Board of Elections.
North Carolina
NC Supreme Court, Associate Justice
Anita EarlsSarah Stevens
NC Court of Appeals3seats
Three of the court's 15 seats are up this year.
Seat 1
John S. ArrowoodMichael C. Byrne
Seat 2
Toby HampsonGeorge Cooper Bell
Seat 3
Christine Marie WalczykCraig Collins
NC State Senate
Roy SurrettNorman Sanderson
NC House of Representatives
Patricia SmithBrent Roberson
Constitutional Amendment — Require Photo ID for Voting
ForAgainst
Constitutional Amendment — Maximum Income Tax Rate of 3.5%
ForAgainst
Constitutional Amendment — Property Tax Levy Limit
ForAgainst
Martin County
NC Superior Court Judge
Regina Rodgers ParkerJerauld Brian Pafford
NC District Court Judge2seats
Two of Martin's District Court seats are up this year.
District 2, Seat 1
Darrell B. Cayton, Jr.
UnopposedDistrict 2, Seat 2
D. Cole PhelpsLloyd Williams
District Attorney, District 2
Tom Anglim
UnopposedMartin County Board of Commissioners
J. C. Edwards, Jr. (UNA)Joe R. AyersRonnie Smith
Martin County Board of Education4seats
Nonpartisan.
District 1
Abby Mason
UnopposedDistrict 2
Pat C. Nelson
UnopposedDistrict 4
Gene Scott
UnopposedDistrict 6
Doug Baker
UnopposedMartin County Clerk of Superior Court
Amanda G. Bramble
UnopposedMartin County Sheriff
Marvin HilliardDrew Robinson (UNA)
Martin Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor
Hallet S. Davis, Jr.Jean C. BrownfieldRupert W. Hasty, Jr.Chad Hardison
Make a plan to vote
People who pick a day are far more likely to actually go. Early voting in Martin County runs Oct 15–31.
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