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Across the Triangle, Voters Say Yes to Bonds—Except in Cary
All over the Triangle, voters approved bond measures ranging from education and public libraries to streets and sidewalks, parks, and affordable housing. Only Cary voters said no to bonds for parks and affordable housing.
In Raleigh’s Seven City Council Races, Most Incumbents Hang On While District A Elects a Former Planning Director
Incumbents held onto their seats in Districts B, C, D, E, and in the at-large races. Former Raleigh planning director Mitchell Silver ousted incumbent Mary Black in District A.
Janet Cowell Wins Five-Way Race for Raleigh Mayor
A former Raleigh city councilor, state senator, and state treasurer, Cowell most recently served as the president and CEO of the Dix Park Conservancy.
Cristobál Palmer Defeats Isaac Woolsey in Carrboro Town Council Special Election
Palmer will serve for only one year but will be in a prime position to pursue a full term if he chooses to run again in the 2025 election.
All Incumbent Wake County School Board Members Appear to Hold on to Their Seats
Incumbents Toshiba Rice, Lynn Edmonds, Sam Hershey, and Lindsay Mahaffey will keep their seats on the school board. Incumbent Wing Ng looks to have defeated Jordyne Blaise by a razor-thin margin.
On the Eve of the Election, Donald Trump Holds a Final Rally in Raleigh That Feels Like a Swan Song
The former president told an animated if not full-capacity crowd that the election is “ours to lose.”
The Triangle’s South Asian Residents Eagerly Watch Kamala Harris’s Candidacy
North Carolina, a crucial swing state in the 2024 general elections, is home to over 49,700 people of South Asian descent.
As Election Nears, Durham Parties Eye a Growing Group: Unaffiliated Voters
As Election Day approaches, Democrats are eyeing this growing group with a key question: Will Durham’s unaffiliated voters continue to vote Democratic?
Candidate Questionnaire: John Cerqueira, Raleigh City Council District E
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