2026 General Election: November 3, 2026. New info launches early October.
Resa Travis
Party:
Republican
Incumbent:
No
Age:
57
Previous experience in elected office:
None
Occupation:
Assistant Clerk of Superior Court
Description:
Travis's campaign website lists the following priorities: efficiency and accessibility, transparency and accountability, technology and modernization, customer service and commitment to service. She states, "Right now, decisions are made by too few, which creates frustration and low morale. That isn't leadership. I believe in a collaborative approach where staff help identify what works and what needs improvement."
Other personal:
She is Assistant Clerk of Superior Court and was previously a deputy clerk. She is married to Mike Travis, a police officer, and they have one daughter. Travis earned an associate's degree from CPCC and attended UNC Charlotte.
Questionnaire from The Chamber, Leading Business in Cabarrus
Note that candidate responses are verbatim and have not been edited.
Please provide demographic information about yourself to help voters (age, education, current occupation, where you live).
57; Attended Northside Christian Academy; Central Piedmont Community College & UNCC
Why are you running for this role and why should voters pick you? Please share any experience in an elected role that would be relevant to voters.
I have 30 plus years of hands on experience that reflects dedication and commitment to the Clerk of Superior Court's office. I am firmly established in that I have a proven record of service, accountability and leadership. I am deeply connected in that I have built strong relationships and earned the trust not only with the employees of the clerk's office but with the Key Court officials as well. I have a very clear understanding of how the clerk's office operates and how it serves our community. I have insight knowledge court operations and procedures and I am committed to learn every aspect of the office. I pray that my actions, dedication and consistencies will reveal my commitment to restore the Clerk's Office.
Tell us about 2-3 professional accomplishments you have achieved in your work experience (not limited to public service) that give voters a sense of your leadership style or skills.
I have completed the "Leading At All Levels" training at the Administrative Office of the Courts program; I had the honor to be chosen for the District Court Criminal committee, that completed and compiled a training manual for employees across the state. I have completed numerous training classes recommended by the Administrative Office of the Courts.
What is one thing you would like to accomplish in the first six months if elected?
The Clerk's office must be a place of integrity, clear procedures, accountability and teamwork. As Clerk, I will prioritize ethical leadership, transparent processes, proper training, and a respect workplace culture. Strong leadership sets the tone. I am committed to restoring morale, improving operations and ensuring the Clerk of Court's office serves our community efficiently, lawfully and with dignity.