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Constance Lov Johnson is Running for a Historical Win for the US Senate Representing North Carolina!  The entire states' citizens votes for the office of US Senator in 2022. Constance Lov Johnson will be on that ballot! The General Election is November 8, 2022. She will be the first Black woman to serve as US Senator in North Carolina's history.
 

Johnson was a teacher, school counselor, and school administrator. As Publisher of CityPolitical Magazine, Legislative Star, 100 Prayers for Leaders through Barnes & Noble bookstores and the development of Black Legislative American Caucus, Constance Partee Lov Johnson teaches the constituents about the  process for changing laws to improve communities. The Governors and elected officials often use her effective solutions and bipartisan bills that successful flow through to become law.

She still holds the record for being the youngest member of the Presbyterian Church to serve as elder at the age of 24 years old. She went on to become Clerk of Session and a National Commissioner to the PCUSA Presbytery. She created church programs and utilized her publication, The Evangelist Newspaper out of Charlotte, NC,  to engage the denominations to work together. She created a program that charged pastors across the nation to spend time as clients in homeless shelters to gain empirical experiences to ensure their effectiveness when working with people needing homes. The program was successful in encouraging church facilities to provide beds for overnight stays all across the nation.
 

Constance Lov Johnson is a member of a family of School Teachers and elected officials as far back as the 1870's in North Carolina. Her father, Joseph Johnson, now retired, taught school for 35 years. Her great-great grandfather, Robert Partee, whose paintings hang in the county offices, invested in and donated land to build towns, homes, churches, schools and colleges in Rowan County, NC. In the 1800's Partee sold 101 acres to Congressman John Henderson, whose father, Archibald Henderson of Salisbury, NC, is her Great Great Great Great Grandfather. Together Robert and John engaged in building the railroad and homes for the railroad workers for travel through Rowan County and Mecklenburg County.
 

Johnson is completing a Doctorate in Public Administration. She has a Masters Degree in Education, Guidance and Counseling from the University of Maryland; Bachelors Degree in Education, Psychology, Sociology from Livingstone College; and earned the credits to complete a degree and certification in chaplaincy at the Lutheran School of Theology, (60 hours in Theology).
 

Johnson is a member the NCMBA, NEA, NCAE, the Greater Charlotte Alliance of Black Educators, NAACP; is a UNCF donor, Martin L. King YMCA Banquet contributor, Smithsonian Institute member, and a member of the Tri-County Medical Association of Iredell, Mecklenburg, Rowan, and Yadkin Counties. 

Her spouse, Jack, is a physician in Charlotte, NC, her daughter, Candice, is exploring Africa this year, and her grandson, Jai, is an honor student in North Carolina's public school system.