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In The Media

NEWS: Who Will Succeed Graig Meyer in the N.C. Senate? The Choice May Fall to Two Orange County Residents
03/31/2026 - Indy Week
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NEWS: Garson to run for NC Senate District 23 seat
03/31/2026 - Caswell Messenger
"Garson touts his statewide political and community organization experience as preparation for a diverse district with both rural and urban communities. “I have worked in every corner of this state, in almost all 100 counties, to get good, smart leaders elected at every level of government. Caswell, Orange, and Person counties are very different from one another."
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NEWS: Democratic Party Vice Chair, Chapel Hill Attorney Jonah Garson Campaigns for NC Senate Appointment
03/10/2026 - Chapelboro
"North Carolina Democratic Party First Vice Chair Jonah Garson is launching a campaign to earn appointment to Meyer’s District 23 seat in the Senate and serve the remainder of its unexpired term representing Orange, Caswell and Person counties."
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NEWS: Following N.C. Sen. Graig Meyer's resignation, Jonah Garson announces run to replace him
03/11/2026 - Daily Tar Heel
"Garson is focusing his campaign on opposing the MAGA agenda and promoting progressive policies in the General Assembly. His top issues include protecting democracy, supporting Medicaid and taxing wealthy individuals and corporations."
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NEWS: 3 Democrats run to replace outgoing state senator in Triangle district 03/11/2026 - WRAL
[Garson] continued: “We need legislators who know how to fight in the electoral field, at the ballot box, and, as necessary, in the courtroom. We need legislators who have a strategic vision for how we achieve good outcomes for people.”
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NEWS: Democratic leaders from Chapel Hill want vacant NC Senate seat. What comes next
03/11/2026 - News & Observer
[Garson] continued: “We need legislators who know how to fight in the electoral field, at the ballot box, and, as necessary, in the courtroom. We need legislators who have a strategic vision for how we achieve good outcomes for people.”
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