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Kevin Matthew Boxberger

Kevin Matthew Boxberger

Office history

2026
general

Current office and 2026 campaign

Kevin Boxberger is a Democratic Party candidate currently serving as a District Court Judge for North Carolina’s 10th Judicial District, Seat 3 1. He was appointed to the Wake County bench by Governor Roy Cooper in 2024 13. In the 2026 election cycle, Boxberger is seeking re-election to retain his seat on the District Court bench 1.

Boxberger officially entered the race for District Court Judge in North Carolina Judicial District 10D on December 5, 2023, with the primary election held on March 5, 2024 5. He has established a campaign presence through the website Keep Judge Boxberger | Wake County, where he self-describes as a steadfast advocate for equality, equity, and justice within the legal system 4. The Wake County Democratic Party has identified his seat as an opportunity to pick up a judge's position in the district 9.

Boxberger has received endorsements from the North Carolina Democratic Party and is listed on the Blue Voter Guide as a pro-democracy and pro-working-family candidate 3. He maintains an active public profile, including a presence on Twitter under the handle @kmboxberger and LinkedIn posts discussing Wake County’s competitive judicial elections 67. During his 2024 campaign, he participated in candidate questionnaires for INDY Week and Yahoo News, addressing issues relevant to the district court role 1011.

Background and education

Kevin Boxberger is a Democratic Party candidate for North Carolina District Court District 10D Seat 3 1. He self-describes as having been a steadfast advocate for equality, equity, and justice within the legal profession throughout his years in the field 4. His campaign mailing address is listed as P.O. Box 28943, Raleigh, NC 27611 3.

Specific details regarding his birthplace, year of birth, upbringing, religion, or specific educational institutions and degrees are not provided in the available sources.

Career

Kevin Boxberger is a lawyer who has served as a District Court Judge for North Carolina Judicial District 10D Seat 3 since 2024 1. He was appointed to the Wake County bench by Governor Roy Cooper prior to his election tenure 13. The North Carolina Judicial Branch lists him as an incumbent in this role 2.

Boxberger describes himself as a steadfast advocate for equality, equity, and justice within the legal profession throughout his years in practice 4. He has stated that he is dedicated to fairness and upholding these values while serving on the bench 4.

Office history

Kevin Boxberger was appointed to the Wake County District Court Bench by Governor Roy Cooper in 2024 13. He subsequently won election to a full term as a Democratic candidate for North Carolina District Court Judge in Judicial District 10D, Seat 3, with tenure beginning in 2024 12.

Boxberger officially entered the race for this seat on December 5, 2023, seeking the Democratic nomination in the primary election held on March 5, 2024 5. The Wake County Democratic Party identified the District 10D seat as an opportunity to pick up a judgeship 98. He was endorsed by the North Carolina Democratic Party for this race 3. Boxberger defeated his opponent in the general election on November 5, 2024, securing the position he currently holds 12.

Legislative record and accomplishments

Kevin Boxberger has not served in a legislative capacity, as his judicial tenure began in 2024 following an appointment by Governor Roy Cooper to the Wake County bench 113. Consequently, he has no record of sponsoring bills, casting legislative votes, or holding committee assignments within a legislative body.

In his role as a District Court Judge for North Carolina Judicial District 10D Seat 3, Boxberger’s policy positions are characterized by a commitment to equality, equity, and justice within the legal system 4. He self-describes as a steadfast advocate for these values throughout his legal career 4. During his 2024 campaign, he identified women's rights and equality as key issues 3.

Sources

Public filings

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