Tim Rooks
Republican · North Carolina · 2026On the November 3 ballot for North Carolina Superior Court Judge, District 36, Seat 1, North Carolina
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North Carolina Superior Court Judge, District 36, Seat 1
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Biography
Tim Rooks is a candidate for Superior Court Judge in Judicial District 36, covering Burke and Caldwell counties, per his campaign site. Rooks is an attorney and mediator, per the same source.
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