Find out hours and locations for early voting in Lenoir County, Jones County, and Greene County.
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Election 2018: Letters to the Editor policy
Election 2018 has started. Send your Letters to the Editor at Neuse News by following these policies.
Reece Gardner: Start voting today
These positions are all very important, and it is incumbent upon each of us to let our voices
be heard. With all the available dates and times available to us, there is absolutely NO EXCUSE for us not to avail ourselves of this precious right, a right that many people in many other parts of the world would give just about anything and everything to have.
Election 2018: Brooketah C. Banks, Lenoir County Clerk of Superior Court
Meet Brooketah C. Banks, candidate for Lenoir County Clerk of Superior Court.
Election 2018: Dawn G. Stroud, Lenoir County Clerk of Superior Court
Meet Dawn G. Stroud, incumbent candidate for Lenoir County Clerk of Superior Court.
Sample Ballot Lookup
Here’s how to see your ballot before you go vote.
Election 2018: Chris Humphrey, N.C. House District 12
Meet Chris Humphrey, candidate for N.C. House District 12
Election 2018: Giles L. Stroud, Lenoir County Board of Commissioners, District 4
Meet Giles L. Stroud, candidate for Lenoir County Board of Commissioners, District 4
Election 2018: David Brantley, N.C. Senate District 7
Meet David Brantley, a candidate for N.C. Senate District 7.
Q&A with Kinston Mayor Dontario Hardy
Dontario Hardy was a decorated Navy veteran and Kinston police officer when he made his initial foray into local politics and won the race for mayor of Kinston in November. In an hour-long exclusive interview, The Neuse News sat down with the mayor a few weeks ago to find out what motivated him to run for mayor and what the first six months in office have been like for Hardy, among many other subjects.