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Steve McGilvray earned his associate's degree in criminal justice from Alamance Community College and bachelor's degree in police administration from Western Carolina University. Steve lives in Graham.

Steve is a police captain. He works at the Graham Police Department.

Steve currently works as a magistrate judge for the state of North Carolina. Previously, he worked as a deputy sheriff for the Alamance County Sheriff's Office, a captain for the Graham Police Department, a sergeant for the Gibsonville Police Department, and an officer for the Tewksbury Police Department.

Steve McGilvray (Alamance County Clerk of Superior Court, North Carolina, candidate 2026)

Steve's campaign for Clerk of Superior Court of Alamance County is his first run for public office.

As a magistrate court judge since 2022, holds preliminary hearings in minor criminal cases and issues search and arrest warrants.

- As a magistrate court judge since 2022, holds preliminary hearings in minor criminal cases and issues search and arrest warrants.

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Prioritizes "organized, timely, and well-run operations that respect everyone's time while keeping the courts moving smoothly."

- Prioritizes "organized, timely, and well-run operations that respect everyone's time while keeping the courts moving smoothly."

Judicial Administration

As of January 2, 2026, Steve McGilvray’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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As of January 2, 2026, Steve McGilvray did not have a website or any information online.

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Kristie Culler is originally from Washington, North Carolina. She attended East Carolina University. She lives with her husband, Dean, in Burlington.

Kristie is the Clerk of Alamance County Superior Court. She works at the Alamance County Superior Court.

Kristie has previously worked as the assistant clerk of superior court for Alamance County.

Kristie Miller Culler is currently Clerk of Alamance County Superior Court.

Kristie currently serves as the Clerk of Superior Court for Alamance County. She was first appointed in 2024 and is serving her first term.

She has been in the legal profession for 31 years, "working in criminal, family, civil, real estate, estate, and special proceeding law."

As a superior court clerk, records, files, and maintains court records and official documents, schedules cases, and ensures the public availability of all court proceedings.

- She has been in the legal profession for 31 years, "working in criminal, family, civil, real estate, estate, and special proceeding law."
- As a superior court clerk, records, files, and maintains court records and official documents, schedules cases, and ensures the public availability of all court proceedings.

Believes in expanding communication tools, supporting technology improvements, and ensuring adequate staffing.

- Believes in expanding communication tools, supporting technology improvements, and ensuring adequate staffing.

As of January 2, 2026, Kristie Miller Culler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Kristie Miller Culler

- She has been in the legal profession for 31 years, "working in criminal, family, civil, real estate, estate, and special proceeding law. "

The Clerk of Superior Court is elected in each county through a partisan election for a four-year term. The Clerk has five main responsibilities:
- Probate Judge: Handles 46 types of actions, including managing estates, guardianship proceedings, and appointing personal representatives.
- Court Administrator: Oversees the administration of the court.
- Record Keeper: Files, processes, and maintains all cases and documents submitted to the court.
- Financial Manager: Manages the collection, investment, and distribution of money from court fees and traffic citations.
- Employee Manager: Supervises a team ranging from 5 to over 200 employees.


Oversees the county's probate court, judicial administration, records, and finances.