Conservative Republican · Rockingham County
Conservative leadership for Rockingham County.
Born and raised in Eden, Seth Woodall is a husband, father of four, attorney, local business owner, and the 2026 Republican nominee for NC House District 65.
Meet Seth
His work and his family are rooted here.
Seth grew up in Eden and graduated from Morehead High School. He continued through Rockingham Community College, UNC Greensboro, and Regent University School of Law before returning home to build his legal practice, businesses, and family with Stephanie.
His campaign is grounded in conservative judgment, practical business experience, and keeping Rockingham County first.
Read Seth’s story
Priorities
A conservative agenda built around local needs.
Seth’s public positions start with what families, employers, schools, and first responders need to succeed in Rockingham County.
Lower costs and grow local jobs
Defend free enterprise and private property, scrutinize spending, and help rural employers invest and hire.
Economy and jobs 02Strengthen schools and workforce paths
Support teachers, improve facilities, respect parents, and connect students to Rockingham Community College and skilled work.
Education and workforce 03Back law enforcement and first responders
Give public-safety professionals the people, equipment, and support needed to protect every community.
Public safety 04Protect life, liberty, and constitutional rights
Stand for life, religious liberty, parental rights, election integrity, and the Second Amendment.
Rights and valuesDistrict 65
One district. All of Rockingham County.
House District 65 includes Eden, Reidsville, Madison, Mayodan, Stoneville, Wentworth, and every rural community in between.
Vote 2026
Early voting is underway.
Vote at any of Rockingham County’s four early-voting sites through October 31. Mail-ballot requests are due October 20 at 5 p.m.
Vote 2026
Early voting runs through October 31.
Vote at any of Rockingham County’s four early-voting sites. Same-day registration is available during early voting.
Election Day
Polls are open November 3 from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Check your polling place and sample ballot before you go.
Thank you
Thank you, Rockingham County.
Official election results are published by the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
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