Randolph County, North Carolina, elections, 2025

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Randolph County, North Carolina, is holding elections for local offices in 2025. Click the links below to learn more:

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City and township elections and candidates

November 4, 2025 (General)

• Franklinville

  Franklinville Town Council Vote for 3
  

  • Joe Dawkins (Nonpartisan)
    
  • William Farias (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Richard D. Goodwin (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Sara Nieblas (Nonpartisan)
    

  Mayor of Franklinville
  

  • Ben Harman (Nonpartisan)
    

• Liberty

  Liberty Town Council Vote for 3
  

  • Terry L. Caviness (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Larry Coble (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Rebekkah Glass (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Tyson E. Nixon (Nonpartisan)
    

  Mayor of Liberty
  

  • Filmore York (Nonpartisan)
    

• Ramseur

  Ramseur Town Council Vote for 2
  

  • Diana Brower (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Jesse Hembree (Nonpartisan)
    
  • David Neve (Nonpartisan)
    

• Randleman

  Mayor of Randleman
  

  • Gary B. Betts Sr. (Nonpartisan)
    
  • J.W. Gaster (Nonpartisan)
    

  Randleman City Council Ward 2
  

  • Melissa Allred Blalock (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Craig Hancock (Nonpartisan)
    

  Randleman City Council Ward 3
  

  • Nancy R. Henderson (Nonpartisan)
    

• Seagrove

  Mayor of Seagrove
  

  • David Robert Fernandez (Nonpartisan)
    

  Seagrove Town Council Vote for 2
  

  • Kevin Mcbride (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Jeremy Steinhart (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Ed Walker (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Sandra Walker (Nonpartisan)
    

• Staley

  Mayor of Staley
  

  • Karen R. Scotton (Nonpartisan)
    

  Staley Town Council Vote for 5
  

  • Brooke Boswell (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Renee Harrelson (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Faye Johnson (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Lori Lynn Langley (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Sherri Martin (Nonpartisan)
    

• Thomasville

  Mayor of Thomasville
  

  • JacQuez Johnson (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Wendy B. Sellars (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Raleigh York Jr. (Nonpartisan)
    

  Thomasville City Council Vote for 4
  

  • Tommy Bryant (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Ed Craddock (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Richard Flippin (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Kareem J. Grant Sr. (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Doug Hunt (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Joe Lambert (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Adam Leisure (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Dana Skeen Lomba (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Ericka Sanders (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Scott Styers (Nonpartisan)
    
  • D. Hunter Thrift (Nonpartisan)
    

October 7, 2025 (Primary)

• Asheboro

  Asheboro City Council Vote for 4
  

  • Phillip R. Cheek (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Kevin Garcia Cordova (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Jimmy T. Efird (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Kelly W. Heath (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Al LaPrade (Nonpartisan)
    
  • William McCaskill (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Joel McClosky (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Aaron McLendon (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Mary Joan M. Pugh (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Phil Skeen (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Katie L. Snuggs (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Dave Thomas (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Pamela Vuncannon (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Timothy Woodle (Nonpartisan)
    

  Mayor of Asheboro
  

  • Jennyfer Bucardo (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Eddie Burks (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Brett M. Thompson (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Joey Trogdon (Nonpartisan)
    

School board elections and candidates

November 4, 2025 (General)

• Asheboro City Schools

  Asheboro City Board of Education Vote for 2
  

  • Michael D. Brown (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Mikayla Cassidy (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Hilda DeCortez (Nonpartisan)
    
  • Brad Thomas (Nonpartisan)
    

Demographics

Demographic Data for Randolph County, North Carolina
	Randolph County	North Carolina
Population	144,171	10,439,388
Land area (sq mi)	782	48,623
Race and ethnicity**
White	84.1%	67.6%
Black/African American	6.2%	21.4%
Asian	1.2%	3%
Native American	0.3%	1.2%
Pacific Islander	0.1%	0.1%
Other (single race)	5%	3.2%
Multiple	3.1%	3.6%
Hispanic/Latino	11.7%	9.5%
Education
High school graduation rate	83%	88.5%
College graduation rate	16.1%	32%
Income
Median household income	$48,984	$56,642
Persons below poverty level	14.6%	14%
Source: population provided by U.S. Census Bureau, "Decennial Census" (2020). Other figures provided by U.S. Census Bureau, "American Community Survey" (5-year estimates 2015-2020).
**Note: Percentages for race and ethnicity may add up to more than 100 percent because respondents may report more than one race and the Hispanic/Latino ethnicity may be selected in conjunction with any race. Read more about race and ethnicity in the census here.

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