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Jonathan C. Strange

Republican · North Carolina · 2026

On the November 3 ballot for North Carolina District Court Judge, District 14, Seat 5, North Carolina

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North Carolina District Court Judge, District 14, Seat 5
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Biography

Strange is a solo-practice Fayetteville attorney handling criminal defense and civil litigation. He previously worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Cumberland County and, before attending law school, as a social studies teacher in Wake County, per his law firm's attorney biography page. No campaign website was found as of September 27, 2026.

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North Carolina District Court Judge, District 14, Seat 5North Carolina · 2026Cumberland County sample ballot

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