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Bryan David Wilson

Bryan David Wilson

Office history

2026
general

Current office and 2026 campaign

Bryan David Wilson serves as a District Court Judge for District 015, Seat 02 3. In the 2026 election cycle, he is running for re-election to this position within North Carolina's 13th Judicial District 1. Wilson has been identified as a candidate in the race for District 13, Seat 2 4.

Background and education

Bryan Wilson is a candidate for District Court Judge in North Carolina’s 13th Judicial District, Seat 2 1. He has been identified as a challenger to incumbent judge McGee in this race 2. Specific details regarding his birthplace, year of birth, upbringing, religious affiliation, and educational background are not provided in the available source materials.

Career

Bryan Wilson is a licensed attorney who has practiced law in North Carolina 6. He is associated with the firm Connor Bunn PLLC, which provides legal counsel and representation in areas including business, estate planning, personal injury, and family law 5. His professional profile indicates experience in bankruptcy, criminal law, divorce, labor and employment, and trusts and estates 6.

Wilson has been identified as a candidate for the North Carolina District Court, specifically for the 13th Judicial District 1. He has challenged incumbent judges for district court seats, including a contest against McGee for a seat in District 13 2. His professional background is listed on legal platforms such as Trellis.Law, which details his legal expertise and judicial profile 3.

Office history

Bryan Wilson ran for District Court Judge in North Carolina’s 13th Judicial District, Seat 2, in 2022 1. He challenged incumbent judge McGee in that race 2. Ballotpedia lists him as a candidate for this specific judicial seat during the 2022 election cycle 1.

In 2026, Wilson is on the ballot for District Court Judge, District 015, Seat 02 3. He is currently seeking election to this position in an upcoming race 4.

Sources

Public filings

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North Carolina — campaign finance

North Carolina — statement of economic interest

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