- Judge Donnie Hoover requests your vote in support of his campaign to serve on the Mecklenburg County Superior Court (Dist. 26B)
Are you in District 26B?
Visit the "My Election Information" section of the State Board of Elections website and complete the following steps to find your judicial district:
- Enter your name, date of birth, county, and click "Submit"
- Click "My Districts" (under your voter record information)
- Under "State" look for "Superior Court" to find your district -- If you live in District 26B, Judge Donnie Hoover requests your vote.
Over 35 Years of Excellence in the Legal Profession
- Juris Doctorate, North Carolina Central University
- Bachelor of Arts, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
9 Years at The United States Justice Department
- Supervised in excess of 30 trial attorneys as Assistant Branch Director
- Served as a litigation specialist and represented the United States government in a variety of complex cases handled by the Commercial Litigation branch
24 Years of Private Practice in Charlotte
- Experienced in representing clients in all matters that come before the Superior Court
- Admitted to The North Carolina Supreme Court, The United States Supreme Court and numerous other Federal Courts
2 Years as a Mecklenburg County District Court Judge
- Coordinated a committee of local agencies that obtained a $1.5 million federal grant to implement a program designed to identify and assist veterans with post-traumatic stress and brain injuries
- Serves as a volunteer judge for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Truancy Court Program (Albemarle Road Elementary)
A Lifetime of Service to the Community
- North Carolina Association of District Court Judges
- Board Member, Greater Enrichment Program
- Life Member of the NAACP
- Member, Trustee and Musician of Steele Creek A.M.E. Zion Church
- Member of Zechariah Alexander, Sr., Lodge No. 833, Prince Hall Affiliate, Free and Accepted Masons of the Jurisdiction of North Carolina (Worshipful Master, 1990 to 1993)

Key Election Dates
- Voter Registration Deadline for 2010 Primary – April 9, 2010
- One Stop Early Voting Period (Primary) – April 15, 2010 – May 1, 2010
- Primary Election Day – May 4, 2010
- Voter Registration Deadline for 2010 General Election – October 8, 2010
- One Stop Early Voting Period (General Election) – October 14, 2010 – October 30, 2010
- General Election Day – November 2, 2010
Remember that judicial races are nonpartisan, so you must vote for judges separately even if you vote a straight ticket.
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Please do not hesitate to contact the campaign to learn more about Judge Hoover, to make the campaign aware of special events/meetings, to ask any questions, or to provide any comments.
Contact:
Committee to Elect Donnie Hoover
P.O. Box 31503
Charlotte, North Carolina 28231
888.623.2280
info@votedonniehoover.com

