Phil Berger Jr.

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Phil Berger Jr.
Associate Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court
Incumbent
Assumed office January 1, 2021

v t e Statewide political officials of North Carolina
U.S. senators	Thom Tillis Ted Budd
State government	Josh Stein, Governor Rachel Hunt, Lieutenant Governor Elaine Marshall, Secretary of State Jeff Jackson, Attorney General Brad Briner, Treasurer Dave Boliek, Auditor Steve Troxler, Agriculture Commissioner Mike Causey, Insurance Commissioner Luke Farley, Labor Commissioner Mo Green, Superintendent
Senate	Rachel Hunt, President Phil Berger, President pro tempore Michael V. Lee, Majority Leader Sydney Batch, Minority Leader
House	Destin Hall, Speaker Mitchell S. Setzer, Speaker pro tempore Brenden Jones, Majority Leader Robert T. Reives II, Minority Leader
Supreme Court (elected)	Paul Martin Newby, Chief Justice Anita Earls Tamara P. Barringer Phil Berger Jr. Trey Allen Richard Dietz Allison Riggs