Democratic congressional nominee LaKesha Womack was served with a criminal summons at a campaign rally over allegations that she failed to return a rental car nearly seven years ago. The North Carolina candidate is challenging Republican Rep. Tim Moore and now faces a court appearance one week after Election Day. Womack has questioned the timing of the summons and suggested the case could give her opponent an advantage.
Womack said she received the summons while attending an October 11th rally in Polk County, two days after first learning about the pending charge. She’s running in North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District, which includes parts of Mecklenburg, Gaston, Cleveland, Rutherford, Polk and Burke counties. Moore previously served as speaker of the North Carolina House and won election to Congress in 2024.
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