Michael Whatley for a better North Carolina and a stronger America. More money in your pockets, safe communities, and a strong country. A better state where you can buy a home, raise a family and see your kids do better than you did – right here in the Old North State.

David Rouzer is a principled leader, a man of great integrity, and a defender of our constitution. He is exactly the man we need in Washington, DC.

Decades of trial work: 272 cases as a lawyer in the Office of Administrative Hearings and more than 20 cases in the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court.

Judge George Bell has dedicated over two decades to the law in North Carolina. Judge Bell brings discipline, integrity, and legal excellence to the bench.

Judge Craig Collins has prosecuted thousands of criminal cases on behalf of the State of North Carolina. Conservative judges matter now more than ever.

Sarah Stevens believes the law should be applied as written and judges shouldn't create laws from the bench. On the Supreme Court, Sarah Stevens will respect our state's constitution and apply the principles of conserving liberty to every case.

Michael Lee is a proven leader in the North Carolina Senate, with the ability and effectiveness to represent the best interests of every New Hanover County resident.

Focused on results. Not rhetoric. Committed to real education, housing, safety, and job solutions for students, teachers, and residents in District 18.

Charlie Miller is a strong advocate for public safety, quality education, infrastructure enhancements, veteran assistance, and economic development.

Dane Scalise is a proven conservative and a proven fighter for New Hanover County. Count on him to get things done.

LeAnn Pierce has proven her leadership here in New Hanover. She is a strong advocate for public schools and law enforcement, along with fiscal discipline, regional partnerships, and responsive governance.

Richard Collier is an engineer. He solves problems, fixes what’s broken, and builds systems that last. New Hanover County deserves a leader who can bring expertise, practical solutions, and a long-term vision to County Commission.

Sheriff Ed McMahon began his law enforcement career in 1988 with the Vermont State Police. In 1991, he and his family returned to Wilmington, where he joined the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff McMahon is unopposed.