Incumbent Herrick seeks re-election to District 25 bench

Kimberly Herrick, a Republican district judge, is seeking election to North Carolina District Court, District 25, Seat 3, in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The official state candidate list confirms her candidacy, and the county officials directory identifies her as a sitting judge.

Experience and education

Her campaign biography lists a 1993 UNC-Chapel Hill degree in secondary education, a 2002 North Carolina Central University law degree and a 2003 Georgetown master’s degree in taxation.

It describes teaching at Durham Hillside High School in 1995–99, work in financial planning at KPMG and beginning practice at Mills Law in 2005. Her legal work included estates, guardianships, juvenile defense and real property matters.

The campaign lists admission to the North Carolina Bar in 2002 and a CPA license in 2015. It describes service on the Board of Law Examiners beginning in 2010, chairmanship in 2020–22 and emeritus membership, alongside local bar, literacy and conflict resolution work.

This profile attributes campaign background details to Herrick and does not infer policy positions from her occupation.