We are preparing NOW for Election 2026!

To get involved, click here: GOTV with Wake NCAE!

Election Day is November 3rd, and Early Voting begins on October 15th! Wake NCAE underwent a rigorous endorsement process, particularly for local offices. If you have any questions about our endorsements, please email president@wakencae.org. 

Wake NCAE ENdorsements

The following candidates are endorsed by NCAE. In addition, Wake County educators recommend voting NO on the Constitutional Amendments and YES on the Bond Referendum. 

All of us will be voting in the U.S. Senate race and the N.C. Court / judicial races. Past that, remember that only some of these candidates will be on your ballot! For basic information about voter registration, your sample ballot, early voting hours and locations, and other FAQs, www.YouCanVote.org is a great, nonpartisan resource. Check out their voter guide here.

Board of Education District 1: Jasmine Zavala

Board of Education District 2: Christina Gordon

Board of Education District 7: Maddie Segal

Board of Education District 9: Tyler Swanson

U.S. Senate: Roy Cooper

U.S. Congressional District 2: Deborah Ross

U.S. Congressional District 4: Valerie Foushee 

N.C. Supreme Court: Anita Earls

N.C. Court of Appeals: Christine Walczyk

N.C. Court of Appeals: Toby Hampson

N.C. Court of Appeals: John Arrowood

Senate District 13: Lisa Grafstein

Senate District 14: Daniel Blue

Senate District 15: Jay Chaudhuri

Senate District 16: Gale Adcock

Senate District 17: Sydney Batch

Senate District 18: Haseeb Fatmi

House District 11: Allison Dahle

House District 21: Ya Liu

House District 33: Monika Johnson-Hostler

House District 34: Timothy Longest

House District 35: Evonne Hopkins

House District 36: Julie von Hafen

House District 37: Winn Decker

House District 38: Abe Jones

House District 39: James Roberson

House District 40: Phil Rubin

House District 41: Maria Luisa Cervania

House District 45: Frances Jackson 

House District 49: Cynthia Ball

House District 66: Sarah Crawford