Sept. 4, 2017 The final candidates forum before the Sept. 12 Charlotte primary drew five candidates running for four different offices. There were two of the three District 1 City Council candidates in the Democratic primary; one of four candidates in District 4; one of six candidates in District ... Continue Reading →
3 of the Democrats in Charlotte mayoral primary
Aug. 29, 2017 Three candidates in the Sept. 12 Democratic primary for Charlotte mayor discussed issues, themselves and the way forward at the Forum this morning. Commenting were Mayor Jennifer Roberts, Mayor Pro Tem Vi Lyles and Constance Partee (Connie) Johnson. Lucille Puckett did not attend. ... Continue Reading →
Democratic primary for City Council at-large seats
Aug. 22, 2017 Five of the Council at-large candidates on the Sept. 12 Democratic primary ballot were at the Forum this morning. A fair number of questions dealt with city efforts to broaden the availability of below-market-rate housing opportunities for lower-income city residents. In the video ... Continue Reading →
GOP hopefuls for Charlotte mayor, District 6
Aug. 15, 2017 Kenny Smith represents District 6 today on Charlotte City Council. He's running for mayor. One of his opponents in the Sept. 12 primary was present; one was not. Tariq Bokhari is running to replace Smith on Council. His primary opponent was not present. Running as a Republican, he ... Continue Reading →
Most questions for Council hopefuls are variants on ‘How would you make a difference?’
Aug. 8, 2017 Four candidates on the Sept. 12 primary ballot discussed housing, gentrification and education at the Forum this morning. Attending were District 4 hopeful Damiko Faulkner and District 2 hopefuls Eric Erickson, Justin Harlow and J'Tanya Adams. An error by the scribe left the ... Continue Reading →
Residents seek appointment to City Council District 5
Jan. 3, 2017 At least six residents of Charlotte District 5 have offered themselves for appointment to the unexpired term of John Autry, who resigned to take his seat in the N.C. General Assembly. A number of the candidates have sent materials to the Forum about their candidates. The dates and ... Continue Reading →
2016 Election Results
Nov. 8, 2016; last update 6:40 p.m. Nov. 11 Unofficial results from the Nov. 8 election, as they are available from the N.C. Board of Elections. Electoral College projections from New York Times. Names for each seat or position are listed in alphabetical order; the apparent winner's name is in ... Continue Reading →
2 judge candidates, legislator close out election Forums
Nov. 1, 2016 The final forum before the Nov. 8 election featured two judges running for statewide office and a legislator who is unopposed. But the session ranged widely. And not just about bathrooms. Among the more interesting civic education moments were offered by the judicial canidates ... Continue Reading →
Candidates in state, local judicial races
Oct. 25, 2016 Judge candidates don't promise to do specific things if they are elected to office. "Come to my court; I'll make sure you do minimal jail time." Instead, it is voters' job to listen to what judicial candidates say, where they have been, what they've done, how they've prepared for ... Continue Reading →
State, federal and judicial candidates
Oct. 18, 2016 Ten candidates for state, federal and judicial offices on the Nov. 8 ballot got 2 minutes each to make their pitch. But Forum participants' concerns, anxieties and needling questions about presidential candidate Donald Trump dominated the Q&A. Quipped N.C. Treasurer candidate Dan ... Continue Reading →
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