In 2004,Ingle was elected to the Alamance County Board of Commissioners,[5] eventually serving as its Vice Chair.[6]
North Carolina House of Representatives
In 2009,Ingle was appointed by the Alamance County Republican Party to the North Carolina House of Representatives,after his predecessor,Cary Allred,resigned due to a scandal.[6] He served one term,and did not run for reelection in 2012.[7]
While in office,Ingle opposed the controversial Racial Justice Act,symbolically throwing away a law book during debate on the bill.[8]
Later political career
After leaving the North Carolina House,Ingle returned to the Alamance County Board of Commissioners in 2014.[3] On April 1,2016,he resigned from the Board of Commissioners,citing health reasons.[5]
Ingle is Baptist and attends church in Whitsett.[2] He and his wife,Debbie Ingle,have four daughters.[10]
Electoral history
2022
In the 2022 Alamance-Burlington Board of Education election,voters each selected three candidates. Ingle,Charles Parker,and Chuck Marsh won seats on the Board of Education.[11]
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