North Carolina Division
2014 NCPBA Endorsed Candidates
Jul 10, 2014
This is a list of all of the endorsed candidates that the NCPBA has endorsed in 2014. We would like to congratulate each of these candidates on their endorsements and we hope to work with them into the future to help make the law enforcement profession better for our members. Please show your support for these candidates at the polls.
North Carolina Division
Robin Hudson
Supreme Court
Mark Martin
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Cheri Beasley
Supreme Court Associate Justice
Lucy Inman
Court of Appels Judge
Sam Ervin IV
Supreme Court Associate Justice
Mark Davis
Court of Appels Judge
Donna Stroud
Court of Appels Judge
North Carolina Mountain Chapter
Rick Wood
Senate, D48
Teresa Van Duyn
Senate, D49
Jonathan Jordan
House, D93
Nathan Ramsey
House, D115
Mike Hagar
House, D112
Joe Sam Queen
House, D49
Matthew Martin
District Court Judge, D28
Van Duncan
Buncombe County Sheriff
Alan Norman
Cleveland County Sheriff
Marty Katz
Henderson County Sheriff
Daniel Kuehnert
Superior Court Judge, D 25A
Curtis Lambert
Sheriff Jackson County
Pat Staggs
Polk County Sheriff
North Carolina Roanoke Valley Chapter
Vernon Bryant
Board of Commisioners, At-Large
Rebecca Spragins
Clerk of Superior Court
Valerie Asbell
District Attorney, District 6
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On December 10th, 2022, NC State Park Rangers Douglas Austin and Jeb Rector attended their first North Carolina State LEO chapter meeting. Their goal was to bring awareness to the issues facing officers working for NC State Parks related to pay, lack of training, and subpar equipment.
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