Angelica Chavis Mcintyre

Angelica Chavis McIntyre is a Democratic candidate for the Robeson County District Court judgeship on the November 6, 2026 ballot. The race is for one of three District Court seats in Judicial District 16B, a position filled by election under North Carolina law.

McIntyre currently serves as the Assistant District Attorney for Robeson County, where she has prosecuted a wide range of cases in both District and Superior Courts. The Robesonian reports that she has handled “thousands of cases ranging from serious offenses such as violent sexual assaults and murders to more basic criminal violations such as traffic citations” and that she has extensive courtroom experience across the state’s trial courts ¹².

Beyond her prosecutorial duties, McIntyre is active in community outreach. She serves as a judge for the Robeson County Teen Court Program, frequently speaks at school career days and church youth groups, and participates in various local civic activities. These roles demonstrate her engagement with the county’s residents and her commitment to public service.

The District Court judgeship she seeks was previously held by Judge Dale Deese, who filed for re‑election. The seat is one of three on the Robeson County ballot, with the other two contested by Brooke Locklear Clark and incumbent Judge J. Stanley Carmical (who has been nominated for a special Superior Court appointment). McIntyre’s filing was announced in a local news article on the same week the other candidates entered the race, confirming her official candidacy for the November election ¹².

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