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The city of Charlotte held a primary Tuesday for mayor and City Council. Here are the results, including for at-large positions, District 3 and 4, and Mayor Vi Lyles' reelection campaign.
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The thesis is that a generation ago a small group of business leaders worked with politicians to shape the city. That model is gone.
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It's likely that elections for seven district Charlotte City Council seats will be pushed back from the fall until the spring of 2022 because of U.S. Census Bureau delays. But a bill in the North Carolina General Assembly would allow citywide races — the mayor and four at-large council members — to proceed on schedule.
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Change - on both the city council and across the city - was the main theme Monday night as Charlotte's new mayor, Vi Lyles, and city council council were…
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It's Election Day in the Carolinas, with races for mayors and other local officials. Here's a last-minute look at what's on the ballot in and around…
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Tuesday is election day in Charlotte and other cities across the Carolinas. Voters in Charlotte will choose a new mayor, as Democrat Vi Lyles and…
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Yes, Candidate ME was scheduled to be on a break. But then Tuesday, September 12 rolled around, the mayor was voted out, other incumbents were defeated…
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Tuesday is primary Election Day in Mecklenburg County. Polls open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m.We don’t know how many ballots will be cast, but we…
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Two of the three Republican candidates for Charlotte mayor addressed local party members Tuesday night, disagreeing on a key issue - whether the city has…
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The plan had been for three Democrats and a Republican to show up to Tuesday night's forum, but that's not what happened.First, Republican City Councilman…