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Every Democrat on the ballot in Caswell County — from local commission to U.S. Senate.

CASWELL BLUE BALLOT

Caswell County Democratic Party’s official voter guide for the November 3, 2026 election.

Nov 3

Election Day 2026

Oct 9

Registration Deadline

Oct 15

Early Voting Begins

13

Democrats on Caswell Ballots

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Reasons not to Get Involved
Early Voting begins Thursday, October 15th, at 8:00am
140 Main Street • Yanceyville, NC

Meet Your Candidates

Every Democrat on the ballot in Caswell County — from local commission to U.S. Senate.
Local races are listed first.


Caswell County Offices

“My mission is to serve the people of Caswell County with integrity, transparency, and accountability. I am committed to creating opportunities through economic growth, supporting our schools and public safety, improving infrastructure, and preserving the rural values that make our community strong. Every decision I make will be guided by listening to the people and putting Caswell County first.”

JElesa hardin

County Commissioner

At Large

“My mission is simple: ensure every family in Caswell County has the opportunity to thrive.

Together we can build a stronger future for District 2 and for all of Caswell County.”



Antonio ‘tony’ foster

County Commissioner

District 2

“My mission:

To listen to residents, protect community welfare, and guide balanced local growth.

To provide honest stewardship of public funds through smart planning and fiscal responsibility.”


Brian Totten

County Commissioner

District 4

“I believe a Sheriff should be confident but humble, brave but caring, and a truthteller who also knows how to keep people’s private business close to the vest. A Sheriff must be someone you can count on not just to stand with the crowd, but to stand for what is right.

There are times when politics simply do not matter.

There are moments when human suffering, pain, and the needs of our people must come first.

Those are the moments when leadership matters most.”

tony durden

Caswell County Sheriff

“Since 2022, I’ve served as Chief Magistrate for Caswell County, presiding over hearings, researching and ensuring the proper application of the law, and working closely with the public.

I’m committed to compassionate service and making court access easier and more respectful for everyone. My experience will support a smooth,seamless transition as Clerk of Court.”



Rodney adams

Clerk of Superior Court

North Carolina – Legislative

Now is the time to get into more good trouble and necessary trouble for the survival of morality, decency, and humanity.

Collectively, we must strive to preserve and advance the founding principles of our nation as well as the human and civil rights for which our foremothers and forefathers fought so valiantly.

RenÉE Price

NC House

District 50

I’ll be on your ballot in November, and I need your support — not just for my own race, but for the most competitive legislative and statewide judicial races — so we can finally shift the balance of power in this state, reclaim our democracy, and win the progressive policies we deserve.


Jonah Garson

NC Senate

District 23

North Carolina – Judicial

A Yale Law graduate and nationally recognized civil rights attorney, Justice Earls has spent more than 30 years fighting for voting rights, equal education, and equal justice under law.

Anita earls

NC Supreme Court

Justice

A UNC Law graduate with decades of experience in civil litigation. Appointed to the NC Court of Appeals by Governor Roy Cooper in 2017, he made history as the first openly LGBTQ+ person elected to statewide office in the South.

John Arrowood

NC Appeals Court

Seat 1

A Campbell Law graduate and former appellate clerk, Judge Hampson has served on the NC Court of Appeals since 2019. He is known as a leading expert in appellate law in North Carolina, and for his careful, principled approach to the law.

Toby Hampson

NC Appeals Court

Seat 2

A UNC Law graduate and the most experienced District Court judge in Wake County, she has served nearly two decades on the bench and is committed to safeguarding fundamental rights and liberties with swift, well-reasoned decisions.

CHRISTINE WALCYZK

NC Appeals Court

Seat 3

Federal

Former NC Governor (2017–2025) and Attorney General (2001–2017), Roy Cooper has spent nearly three decades fighting for North Carolina families. He led the successful bipartisan expansion of Medicaid, extending healthcare to hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians.

roy cooper

US Senate


A North Carolina lawyer and healthcare policy expert with more than 20 years of experience. A Davidson College and UNC Law graduate, Paul is committed to supporting farmers, strengthening public schools, and putting working families first.

Paul Barringer

US House of Representatives

District 13

Download the 2026
Caswell Blue Ballot!

This two-page, printable PDF features every candidate on Caswell County ballots this fall.

This handy document lists important election dates, times and places, as well as scannable links to the NC and Caswell Boards of Election, and important information about voter ID requirements.