Vote Jean Marie Christy for the Democratic Primary – March 5, 2024

Jean Marie Christy is your Buncombe County Clerk of Court. She is an inclusive, capable, proven leader. Vote to keep Christy as Clerk.

Three Reasons to Vote:

Integrity, Fairness & Access to Justice

County Clerk of Court

Respectful Service. Buncombe County native Jean Marie Christy puts people and service first as your current Buncombe County Clerk of Court.

Fairness & Justice. Jean Marie represented low-income and vulnerable adults and children as an Assistant Public Defender. Jean Marie is committed to fairness and justice for all in our court system.

Jean Marie Christy is Your Buncombe Clerk of Court

Jean Marie is Our Current Clerk of Court

As Clerk of Court, Jean Marie Christy serves as the Probate Judge, Record Keeper, Administrator, and Comptroller.

– Ensures legal requirements are met for a Last Will and Testament.

– Oversees the administration of family estates.

– Presides over critical proceedings, including incompetency and guardianship, foreclosures, property partitions, legitimations, name changes, and adoptions.

-Manages 65 employees

Jean Marie Delivers Fairness & Justice

Jean Marie Christy’s legal experience prior to serving as our Clerk of Court includes serving low-income children and adults facing juvenile and misdemeanor cases; trying jury trials; and representing clients at bench trials.

– Assistant Public Defender, Asheville, NC

– Assistant Public Defender, Lumberton, NC

– Legal Assistant, Black Mountain, NC

Jean Marie’s Education

Washington and Lee University School of Law, Lexington, VA. Juris Doctor. National Association of Women Lawyers Award recipient

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A.

AC Reynolds High School

2024 Election for Buncombe County Clerk of Court

VOTE for Jean Marie Christy in the Democratic Primary – March 5 (early voting starts February 15).

Jean Marie Christy is your current Buncombe County Clerk of Court. She needs your vote to continue delivering inclusive, equitable services, fairness, and justice.