A Sheriff Who |
Sheriff · Davidson County
General Election, Nov. 3 2026
Daniel Richardson is running a write-in campaign for a sheriff who answers to the people of Davidson County, first and always. He opposes Flock camera surveillance, wants every deputy held accountable, and will defend your Second Amendment rights.
Your Vote Only Counts If It's Written In Right
Write-in votes in North Carolina are counted only for candidates certified by the county board of elections, and only when the ballot is marked correctly. Three steps, no guesswork.
Find the write-in line
Below the printed candidates for Sheriff, your ballot has a blank line reserved for write-ins.
Print his name clearly
Write "Daniel Richardson" in clear block letters so election officials can read and count it.
Mark the box next to it
The name alone isn't enough — you must also fill in the oval or box beside the write-in line.
Under N.C.G.S. § 163-123, write-in votes count only for candidates with a certified Declaration of Intent on file. Not sure your ballot is right? Call the Davidson County Board of Elections at (336) 242-2190 — they're glad to help.
Six Planks. One Standard.
Elected By The People
The sheriff answers to you.
Community-Involved Policing
Report it, and trust it counts.
Deputies Accountable
Every complaint on record.
2nd Amendment Enforced
Your rights, actually defended.
Liberty First
Your freedom, respected.
Volunteer & Support Our Community
Trust, built together.
"People should know their neighbors, and watch out for each other's interests."
A Pastor and Organizer at Heart
Daniel Richardson has spent his adult life in hands-on public service. He's pastored churches, spoken to community and college groups, and built grassroots political leadership from the ground up, including a term as a county party chairman. He's also worked healthcare, construction, warehousing, delivery, and landscaping jobs right alongside the people he wants to serve.
Daniel's executive experience includes serving as Constable of East Allen Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and Pastor of Allentown God's Missionary Church, and Northampton God's Missionary Church.
"Rights aren't a gift from government. The job of a sheriff is to protect them — not ration them."
Daniel is proud to now call Davidson County home. He wasn't part of building the local political establishment, and that's exactly why he's running. He wants to bring real accountability to the sheriff's office and stand up for your rights, including your right to bear arms and your right to a sheriff who truly answers to you.
Biblical & Ministerial Studies, Penn View Bible Institute
Constable of East Allen Township, Pennsylvania
Privacy rights, 2nd Amendment & police accountability
Write-Ins Run On Shoe Leather
Every dollar funds the petition drive, yard signs, and printed voter guides that make a write-in candidacy possible. There's no party machine behind this — just Davidson County residents who want a different sheriff's office.
If you want to send a check, please contact me.Contact Me
Support The Campaign — Get Some Gear
Yard signs, shirts, and pins do more for name recognition than almost anything else in a write-in race. Every order ships straight from our campaign store.
Yard Signs, Pins & Magnets
This Is A Grassroots Campaign, Powered By People
There's no big-money machine behind this race. Just neighbors talking to neighbors. The best way to help is showing your support out loud. Wear the gear, put a sign in your yard, and grab one for a neighbor too. Every shirt and sign is bought directly by supporters like you.
Print flyers for the polls
Grab the printable one-page write-in guide and leave copies where voters will see them on Election Day.
Get the printable guide →Take a yard sign
Write-in candidates start with zero name recognition on the ballot. A sign on your road does more than you'd think.
Request a sign →Share the write-in guide
Most write-in votes are lost to confusion, not disagreement. Share the guide above with everyone you know here.
Jump to the guide →Tell Daniel What's On Your Mind
Public safety, accountability, something happening in your neighborhood — whatever it is, this goes straight to the campaign. Every message is read.