Oct. 30, 2018 Three of the six candidates on the Nov. 6 ballot for election to the Mecklenburg Soil & Water Conservation Board discussed the board, its powers and its work in the community. In the video below, the presentations begin at minute 11:30. The Q&A begins at minute 18:26. ... Continue Reading →
Judge candidates with opposition on the November ballot
Oct. 9, 2018 A number of the judge candidates on the November ballot who face opposition for a seat gathered today at the Forum to discuss issues their education and experience. The questions explored lots of other issues, and of course the candidates answered carefully! In the video below, the ... Continue Reading →
Primary Election 2018 results (preliminary)
Tuesday, May 8, 2018 10:40 p.m. Percentage of votes as reported May 8 by 10:40 p.m. According to the Board of Elections, these percentages do not count absentee and provisional ballots. Victors may change, particularly in the Senate 39 Democratic primary, where the difference in vote totals stood ... Continue Reading →
3 candidates in 12th District U.S. House primaries
May 1, 2018 In the video below, presentations begin at minute 7:53. The Q&A followed at minute 45:35. ... Continue Reading →
Candidates in May 8 primary make impromptu appeals
April 17, 2018 An Open Forum is always fascinating for the issues brought to the table by Forum participants. For this particular Open Forum, which fell two days before the beginning of early voting for the May 8 primary, candidates and surrogates were encouraged to make their case. Six ... Continue Reading →
Stevenson: No candidate forums before May 8 primary
Jan. 30, 2018 Forum co-founder Sarah Stevenson announced today that the Forum would not hold candidate forums before the May 8 primary. Here is her statement. To start the video, click on it. If Stevenson changes her mind, of course, this page will be updated. But even if the ... Continue Reading →
A millennial calls the question on Nov. 7 election
Nov. 14, 2017 Winston Robinson spent the election season working for candidates. His Facebook feed shows a determined effort to get his millennial peers out to vote in the municipal election. So on Tuesday, his question was timely: How do we get you newly elected officials to do something to ... Continue Reading →
Post-election comments from 3 candidates
Nov. 14, 2017 Three candidates in the Nov. 7 election made comments at the Forum this morning. Vi Lyles was elected mayor. Larken Egleston was elected to the City Council District 1 seat. Blanche Penn was defeated in a bid for the CMS Board of Education from District 3. Below are their ... Continue Reading →
Charlotte city, school board races, bonds
Nov. 7, 2017, 11:03 p.m. Unofficial results from Board of Elections, with all 195 precincts reporting: Charlotte Mayor √ Vi Lyles 59.07% Kenny Smith 40.82% City Council At-Large √ Dimple Ajmera 14.57% Parker Cains 10.41% Steven DiFiore II 5.08% √ Julie Eiselt 17.28% √ James ... Continue Reading →
Lyles: Transportation funding decisions will shape city’s future
Oct. 31, 2017 Opponent Kenny Smith left his chair at the presenters' table empty. Many voters left theirs in the audience empty as well. Early voting is picking up from its initial snail's pace, but with indictments in Washington and foreign conflicts and natural disasters and the threat of nuclear ... Continue Reading →
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