Hoke County, North Carolina ballot, Nov 3, 2026

Office	Candidates
Hoke County Board of Commissioners Vote for 3	David Frump (R) Stephanie Carter (R) Allen Thomas (D) Harry Southerland (D) Deborah McMillan-Evans (D) Deborah McMillan-Evans (Democratic Party) is running for election to the Hoke County Board of Commissioners in North Carolina. McMillan-Evans was on the ballot in the Democratic primary on March 3, 2026. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source) Campaign site (listed by Ballotpedia)Campaign Facebook LinkedIn Ballotpedia profile (secondary source) Positions, with sources (2) Background & approach: “I am a lifetime resident of Hoke County. I am a local business owner of two daycares in Hoke County: Little Angels Childcare & Garden of Eden Childcare.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Policy focus: “I’m driven by a deep commitment to strengthening families and protecting the most vulnerable in Hoke County.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
N.C. District Court Judge District 29 Seat 1 (Hoke-Moore Seat)	Kimberly Furr Davis (R) vs. Tron Faulk Ross (D)
Hoke County Board of Education Vote for 3	Gary Brigman Gary Brigman is running for election to the Hoke County Board of Education in North Carolina. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source) Ballotpedia profile (secondary source)No campaign site found Positions, with sources (3) Background & approach: “For 40 years, I have dedicated my career to educating, coaching, mentoring, and supporting students, teachers, and families.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Campaign priorities: “I have something incredibly valuable to give the Board of Education: experience from inside our schools.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Policy focus: “I am very passionate about decisions made by the NCHSAA as it affects 200,000 students across North Carolina.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Catherine Blue Angela Southerland George Small Gwendolyn Robinson Roosevelt McPherson Darrin L. McNeill Christopher A. Leach John F. Harry Keisha Bronson Gill

Hoke County Sheriff: Roderick Virgil (D)

N.C. Superior Court Judge District 29 Seat 1: Michael (Mike) Stone (R)
N.C. District Court Judge District 29 Seat 2 (Hoke-Moore Seat):
Beth Tanner (R)
Beth Tanner (Republican Party) is running for election to the North Carolina District Court District 29 Seat 2. Tanner was on the ballot in the Republican primary on March 3, 2026. Beth Tanner (R) is running in the general election for North Carolina District Court District 29 Seat 2 on November 3, 2026. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)
Campaign site (listed by Ballotpedia)Ballotpedia profile (secondary source)
Positions, with sources (2)
Campaign priorities: “I am the only candidate for Seat 2 with judicial experience. I currently hold Seat 2 and have since I was elected in 2022.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Policy focus: “Judges should follow the laws and our constitutions as they are written.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
N.C. District Court Judge District 29 Seat 5 (Hoke Seat): Yohan Namkung (R)
Hoke County Clerk of Superior Court: Evelyn M. McLeod (D)

Hoke Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor: Neill McKenzie, Pat Lyons

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