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County Commissioner, Pitt County

District 04

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Term
4 years
Candidates
2
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A county commissioner is one of the members of the board that adopts the county budget, sets the property tax rate and oversees county government.

Elected by the district's voters (State Board March 3, 2026 primary precinct results, other seats of the same board).

Rodney D. Harris

Democratic

Pastor

The gist

  • Pledges to spend his first year listening to constituents
More about Rodney
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  1. Pledges to spend his first year listening to constituents

    New faces vie for state, local offices in '26 races

    News coverage · The Daily Reflector · Dec 26, 2025 · reflector.com

    “Harris said if he is elected, he wants to spend the first year listening to constituents … to make sure that every voice that's in Pitt County and in this district is heard”
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Benji HollomanPitt County

Benji Holloman

RepublicanIncumbent

Small business owner; Pitt County commissioner

The gist

  • Voted to deny a 236-acre solar farm rezoningIn office
  • Voted to seek bids for a new county administration buildingIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about Benji
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  1. Voted to deny a 236-acre solar farm rezoning

    Pitt commissioners vote 5-3 against solar farm rezoning

    News coverage · The Daily Reflector · Mar 19, 2026 · reflector.com

    “Perkins-Williams, Brown, Holloman, Smith and Weaver voted to deny the request”
  2. Voted to seek bids for a new county administration building

    Pitt commissioners authorize new $48M county administration building

    News coverage · The Daily Reflector · Sep 14, 2026 · reflector.com

    “Commissioners Mary Perkins-Williams, Benji Holloman, Mark Smith, Gary Weaver, Ann Floyd Huggins and Mac Manning approved a motion authorizing the requests for proposals”

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