Our Candidates: Events & Other Links
- Jun 12
- 3 min read
Our candidates are giving their time, energy and resources to build a path to a fairer, more stable future. Read on for ways we can support the people who are Running for Us!
To keep up with our candidates' events, please visit our All-in-One Events Bulletin Board. There you’ll find Front Porch Conversations where you can learn about issues, Monday Matters discussions about items on the council agenda, casual meet-ups, creative fundraisers and more.
Candidate activities are clearly marked on the Bulletin Board. Take a look and pick out a few events to participate in. Find it here.
More importantly, get to know our candidates (the amazing people pictured above!) and help spread the word about them. Read on for links to forward-looking candidates who will be on our ballots in November.
These two candidates are running to represent WNC in Washington and to help stop MAGA’s hijacking of our country:
These candidates are running to fight for us in Raleigh & break the GOP stranglehold on our state legislature:
(Dist 117 includes much of Henderson but not the southern part in Dist 113)
John Morgan for NC House District 113 | FACEBOOK | PERSONAL INTERVIEW (Dist 113 includes a portion of Henderson County, all of Polk and parts of Rutherford & McDowell)
These candidates are running for pivotal seats on the NC Supreme Court and Court of Appeals in races that could affect our future for decades:
(Please take a moment to read why we have to tell everyone about the critical importance of these judicial races in this Carolina Forward article.)
Running to advocate for strong, safe, and competitive schools right here in Henderson County are:
Finally, these candidates are running in local non-partisan municipal elections to keep our cities and towns thriving:
Brett Werner for Hendersonville City Council
If you’d like to volunteer for a candidate, please check out our 2026 Volunteer Opportunities Page. Again, this includes links for more information and has something for everyone.
The most effective way to reach voters is by talking to people who know and trust you personally. Learn about our candidates and share that information when you see your neighbor at the mailbox or when you meet relatives at the next family dinner.
Even sharing with your social media networks is helpful and appreciated. As the 2026 election season gears up, we will have more information about our candidates that we look forward to sharing with you, so please be sure to check back frequently and follow our social media accounts!
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