Preparing to Vote in Caswell
Sample ballot for Caswell County residents, including links to candidate information and analysis of the three Constitutional amendments that will appear on the ballot.
Voters are inundated with political ads every election season but many names remain unfamiliar on Election Day.
The following sample ballot is what Caswell County voters can expect to see when they vote this fall. Links to candidate websites (if available) are included.
US Senate
(You may vote for ONE)
- Michael Dublin (Green Party)
- Roy Cooper (Democratic Party)
- Shannon W. Bray (Libertarian Party)
- Michael Whatley (Republican Party)
US House of Representatives District 13
(You may vote for ONE)
- Paul Barringer (Democratic Party)
- Steven Swinton (Libertarian Party)
- Brad Knott (Republican Party)
NC Supreme Court Associate Justice Seat 1
(You may vote for ONE)
- Anita Earls (Democratic Party)
- Sarah Stevens (Republican Party)
Click HERE for NC State Board of Elections Judicial Voter Guide.
NC Court of Appeals Judge Seat 1
(You may vote for ONE)
- Michael C. Byrne (Republican Party)
- John S. Arrowood (Democratic Party)
Click HERE for NC State Board of Elections Judicial Voter Guide.
NC Court of Appeals Judge Seat 2
(You may vote for ONE)
- George Cooper Bell (Republican Party)
- Tobias (Toby) Hampson (Democratic Party)
Click HERE for NC State Board of Elections Judicial Voter Guide.
NC Court of Appeals Judge Seat 3
(You may vote for ONE)
- Craig Collins (Republican Party)
- Christine Marie Walczyk (Democratic Party)
Click HERE for NC State Board of Elections Judicial Voter Guide.
NC State Senate District 23
(You may vote for ONE)
- Laura Pichardo (Republican Party)
- Jonah Garson (Democratic Party)
NC House of Representatives District 50
(You may vote for ONE)
- Renee A. Price (Democratic Party)
NC District Court Judge District 22 Seat 1
(You may vote for ONE)
- Scott K. Skidmore (Republican Party)
NC District Court Judge District 22 Seat 2
(You may vote for ONE)
- Christine Fields Strader (Republican Party)
NC District Court Judge District 22 Seat 3
(You may vote for ONE)
- Erica Standfield Brandon (Republican Party)
District Attorney District 22
(You may vote for ONE)
- Katy L. Gregg (Republican Party)
Caswell County Board of Commissioners District 1 (only appears on the ballot for voters in the Providence Precinct)
(You may vote for ONE)
- Cathy Lucas (Republican Party)
Caswell County Board of Commissioners District 2 (only appears on the ballot for voters in the Stoney Creek Precinct)
(You may vote for ONE)
- Antonio Foster (Democratic Party)
- Finch Holt (Republican Party)
Click HERE to hear directly from your local candidates, in their own words in the Local Voter Guide.
Caswell County Board of Commissioners District 5 (only appears on the ballot for voters in the Prospect Hill Precinct)
(You may vote for ONE)
- Tim Yarbrough (Republican Party)
Caswell County Board of Commissioners At-Large (unexpired term ending 2028)
(You may vote for ONE)
- Randy D. Simmons (Republican Party)
- Jelesa Hardin (Democratic Party)
Click HERE to hear directly from your local candidates, in their own words in the Local Voter Guide.
Caswell County Clerk of Superior Court
(You may vote for ONE)
- Ron Bradsher (Republican Party)
- Rodney Adams (Democratic Party)
Click HERE to hear directly from your local candidates, in their own words in the Local Voter Guide.
Caswell County Sheriff
(You may vote for ONE)
- Tony Durden (Democratic Party)
- Eric Crisp (Republican Party)
Click HERE to hear directly from your local candidates, in their own words in the Local Voter Guide.
Caswell County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor (nonpartisan)
(You may vote for TWO)
Referenda
There are three Constitutional amendments on the 2026 general election ballot. Those amendments are listed below. WUNC offers an explanation of each amendment HERE.
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment to require all voters, not just those presenting to vote in person, to present photo identification before voting.
- For
- Against
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment to keep the State income tax rate from being raised higher than three and one-half percent (3.5%).
- For
- Against
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment requiring limits on property tax increases by local governments.
- For
- Against
The Caswell County Board of Elections is responsible for conducting all elections held in Caswell County and locally administering State election laws. For more information and a helpful list of links, visit the Caswell County Board of Elections ONLINE.
The following information is provided by the NC State Board of Elections.
Important Dates
- Oct. 9: Voter registration deadline 5pm. For more, see How to Register or Updating Registration.
- Oct. 15: In-person early voting begins; same-day registration available. For more, see Vote Early in Person.
- Oct. 20: Absentee ballot request deadline 5pm.
- Oct. 31: In-person early voting ends 3pm.
- Nov. 3: Election Day. For more, see Vote in Person on Election Day.
- Nov. 3: Absentee ballot return deadline 7:30pm.
Important Tips for Voters
- Need to register or update your registration? See How to Register or Updating Registration.
- Check your registration: Voters can check to make sure their registration information is accurate and up to date using the Voter Search tool. There, you can also find your polling place, party affiliation, absentee ballot information, and more.
- Find your sample ballot: All eligible, registered voters will find their sample ballot(s) in the “Your Sample Ballot” section of their Voter Search profile when sample ballots become available.
- Don’t forget your photo ID: North Carolina voters will be asked to show photo ID when they check in to vote. Learn more: Voter ID.
- Three ways to vote: Follow the links below to learn about the voting methods available to all NC voters.
- Vote Early in Person. For in-person early voting locations and schedules in your county, see the Early Voting Site Search. Also see Early Voting Sites for the November 3, 2026 Election (PDF).
- Vote in Person on Election Day (Nov. 3). Polls are open from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. Voters who vote on Election Day must go to their assigned polling place. Find your polling place in the Voter Search tool and navigate to "Your Voting Locations."
- Vote By Mail. Any North Carolina registered voter may request, receive, and vote a mail-in absentee ballot for the 2026 elections. No excuse is needed.
- Same-Day Registration
- To register using same-day registration, an individual must meet all eligibility requirements. For voter qualifications, visit Who Can Register.
- Voters registering during the early voting period must have resided in the county where they are registering for at least 30 days prior to Election Day. Find details about early voting at Vote Early in Person.
