Kevin Julio Terrett is the Libertarian Party nominee for the North Carolina State Senate, District 10, in the 2026 general election on Nov. 3, 2026. He will face incumbent Republican Benton Sawrey and Democrat Pat LeGrand; the Libertarian primary was cancelled, allowing Terrett to advance automatically 1.
Terrett, 57, works in the transportation industry and has lived in North Carolina for 35 years. He resides in Cary with his two children 1918. No education details are listed in the publicly available sources.
His political experience includes two prior runs for the state House. In 2022 he was the Libertarian candidate for House District 41, a race in which he did not win 13. In 2024 he ran for House District 26, receiving 3.2 % of the vote (1,732 votes) in the general election 1.
Terrett’s campaign platform emphasizes expanding personal freedom and reducing government regulation. He advocates for school‑choice options for parents, fewer licensing and regulatory barriers for small businesses, and greater consumer choice in healthcare. The campaign also calls for more transparency in how tax dollars are used for education 1218.
The North Carolina State Senate is the upper chamber of the state General Assembly; senators are elected to two‑year terms and must meet residency requirements for the district they represent 1. As a Libertarian candidate, Terrett seeks to bring the party’s principles of limited government and individual liberty to the legislative process.
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