Alyssa M. Levine, a Democrat, is running for North Carolina District Court, District 26, Seat 14, in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The State Board of Elections candidate list confirms the candidacy in Mecklenburg County.
Experience and education
Her campaign biography identifies Levine as a Charlotte native and third-generation Mecklenburg County attorney. It lists undergraduate degrees in public policy and political science from UNC-Chapel Hill, a women in politics and public policy certificate from UMass Boston and a law degree from North Carolina Central University.
Levine says she was sworn in as a district judge in January 2023 after operating a practice focused on family law. She lists training as a collaborative attorney, parenting coordinator and family financial mediator.
Her campaign describes past leadership of the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys, Charlotte Women’s Bar and Justice Initiatives, and board service with the Mecklenburg Bar Foundation and Larry King’s Clubhouse.
Judicial priorities
Levine emphasizes preparation, respectful hearings and decisions based on evidence and existing law. Her campaign says she presides over civil, criminal and family matters and aims to hold people accountable while protecting children and families.
