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Due to the disruptions caused by Hurricane Dorian, Executive Director Brinson Bell has issued an emergency executive order extending One Stop Early Voting for the US-NC 3 congressional race. Voting will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m today only at your county’s Board of Elections’ office.
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Early voting began on Thursday for the 3rd Congressional District seat to replace the late Walter B. Jones, with four candidates in the mix.
I think of my three daughters every time I see a headline like the one I saw last week regarding the illegal immigrant who was arrested in Charlotte on the charge of first degree rape.
N.C. Rep. Chris Humphrey says that in ENC, families are still trying to put their lives back together after two devastating hurricanes.
You can’t take my credit card, pay for our dinner, and say that you gave me anything. All you gave me was an obligation that I have to pay in the future, and you stuck me with the bill in order to eat what you wanted.
Here is the list of those who have filed for positions in Lenoir, Greene and Jones County. The filing period ends July 19 at noon and incumbents are labeled with an asterisk.
Four candidates have thrown their hats in the ring to vie for three seats on the Kinston City Council.
Dr. Greg Murphy of Greenville and Dr. Joan Perry of Kinston faced off in Tuesday’s Republican primary runoff election.
Dr. Joan Perry and Dr. Greg Murphy have raised nearly identical amounts heading into today’s special GOP runoff.
Of the 311,809 eligible voters in the 17-county area, 10,535 voted early — or 3.38 percent — leading up to today's Election Day race between Dr. Greg Murphy and Dr. Joan Perry.
Candidates in Lenoir, Jones and Greene counties filed took advantage of the first day of filing Friday to begin their runs for office in November.
