North Carolina Division
North Carolina Police Benevolent Association Endorsements for General Election
Sep 25, 2018
Holly Grange - House District 20
Raymond Smith - House District 21
John Check - House District 25
Donna White - House District 26
Chris Malone - House District 35
Nelson Dollar - House District 36
Sydney Batch - House District 37
Marilyn Avila - House District 40
Billy Richardson - House District 44
John Szoka - House District 45
Cynthia Ball - House District 49
Lisa Mathis - House District 51
Ashton Clemmons - House District 57
Amos Quick - House District 58
Jon Hardister - House District 59
Martha Shafer - House District 62
Stephen Ross - House District 63
Dennis Riddell - House District 64
Jerry Carter - House District 65
Lee Zachary - House District 73
Debra Conrad - House District 74
Donny Lambeth - House District 75
Keith Kidwell - House District 79
Wendy Sellars - House District 80
Destin Hall - House District 87
Chaz Beasley - House District 92
Jonathan Jordan - House District 93
John Bradford - House District 98
John Autry - House District 100
Andy Dulin - House District 104
Scott Stone - House District 105
Carla Cunningham - House District 106
Kelly Alexander - House District 107
Susan Fisher - House District 114
John Ager - House District 115
Brian Turner - House District 116
October 5, 2018
Officer Cameron Harrison recently became the 12,000th member of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association.
moreSeptember 25, 2018
A vote for these candidates is a vote for the men and women of law enforcement and the citizens they serve!
moreAugust 21, 2018
The North Carolina PBA held a press conference on Monday, August 21, 2018 in Greenville, NC regarding concerns of Greenville law enforcement officers. In response to egregious continued efforts to interfere with the efforts of Greenville police officers to enforce state and local law and to protect the citizens of Greenville, several of those police officers have filed a lawsuit today against Kandie Smith individually and in her official capacity as a member of the City Council of Greenville for tortious interference with their contracts of employment and obstruction of justice, among other causes of action. North Carolina PBA and the local PBA membership stand with these Greenville officers as they challenge the improper actions of Ms. Smith.
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