Democratic candidate Faris C. Dixon Jr., a longtime North Carolina attorney and former judicial and DA hopeful, is on the 2026 ballot (office unspecified).

James "Jimmy" Dixon is the Republican incumbent representing North Carolina House District 4 and is running for re‑election in 2026.

Ricky Dixon is a public person who has previously run as a candidate for the Tennessee House of Representatives, District 85. He holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Tennessee and currently works for the City of Memphis. There is no information provided about his education's academic rigor or the relevance and rigor of his degree. However, his work history suggests some level of capability in public service. As of the current date, he is a candidate for the Memphis City Council District 3 election, which will take place on October 5, 2023.

Per the NC voter file: REP voter in Currituck County since 1977.

Lee Ann Dobson is the Collierville Municipal Judge who took office on August 30, 2022, after running unopposed in the August election. She was appointed to the position in 2019 and elected in 2020. Dobson is praised for her judicial temperament, being tough on crime while remaining fair and compassionate. There is no information provided about her education, work history, or community involvement outside of her role as a judge.

Cameron Dockery is a candidate for County Commission District I, as indicated by Ballotpedia and local news reports.

Per the NC voter file: DEM voter in Scotland County since 1998.

Teri Dockery is a public figure who was appointed to the Memphis City Council to replace Jamita Swearengen. She previously served as the director of the YMCA's Memphis district and worked as a consultant. Dockery's appointment came after Swearengen resigned from the council. However, Dockery faced reprimand for alleged verbal abuse towards city staff. There is no information provided about Dockery's education or community involvement.

Republican incumbent Rutherford County Commissioner for District 16, first elected in 2014, an Oakland High and MTSU graduate seeking re-election.

Democratic nominee for County Commission District 21; Hendersonville realtor with a healthcare-administration degree, focused on schools, growth, and lake protection.