Voting Guide Nov 2022

Federal Races

Representative, U.S. House North Carolina District 12

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(Dem)Alma Adams (Incumbent)


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U.S. Senate North Carolina

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(Dem)Cheri Beasley


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State Races

North Carolina State Senate District 40

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(Dem)Joyce Waddell (Incumbent)


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North Carolina House of Representatives District 112

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(Dem)Tricia Cotham


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North Carolina Supreme Court

Choose One JudgeState  

(Dem)Lucy N. Inman


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North Carolina Supreme Court

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(Dem)Sam Ervin IV (Incumbent)


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North Carolina Court of Appeals

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(Dem)Brad Salmon


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North Carolina Court of Appeals

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(Dem)Gale M. Adams


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North Carolina Court of Appeals

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(Dem)Carolyn J. Thompson


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North Carolina Court of Appeals

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(Dem)Darren Jackson (Incumbent)


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Local Races

North Carolina 26th Prosecutorial District Attorney

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Spencer Merriweather (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners At-Large

Choose Three Local  

(Dem)Leigh Altman (Incumbent)


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(Dem)Pat Cotham (Incumbent)


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(Dem)Arthur Griffin Jr.


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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners District 1

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Elaine Powell (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners District 2

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Vilma Leake (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners District 3

Choose One Local  

(Dem)George Dunlap (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners District 4

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Mark Jerrell (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners District 5

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Laura Meier (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners District 6

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Susan Rodriguez McDowell (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Clerk of the Superior Court

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Elisa Chinn Gary (Incumbent)


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Mecklenburg County Sheriff

Choose One Local  

(Dem)Garry McFadden (Incumbent)


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District - Special

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Shante' Burke-Hayer


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Roderick G. Davis


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Alyssa M. Levine


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Jennifer Fleet


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Matt Newton


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Paige B. McThenia (Incumbent)


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Cecilia Oseguera


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Samantha C. Mobley


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Karen McCallum (Incumbent)


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North Carolina 26th Judicial District

Choose One Judge Local  

(Dem)Rhonda L. Patterson


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Mecklenburg Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor

Choose Two Local  

Nancy Carter (Incumbent)


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Barbara Bleiweis (Incumbent)


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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education District 4

Choose One (non-partisan race) Local  

Carol Sawyer (Incumbent)


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Measures and Propositions

Charlotte City/Town Ballot Measures

Housing Bond MeasureCharlotte, North Carolina, Housing Bond Measure (November 2022)

 A "yes" vote supported issuing $50.0 million in bonds for housing projects designated for persons of low income or moderate income.
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A "no" vote opposed issuing $50.0 million in bonds for housing projects designated for persons of low income or moderate income.
Neighborhood Infrastructure Bond MeasureCharlotte, North Carolina, Neighborhood Infrastructure Bond Measure (November 2022)

 A "yes" vote supported issuing $29.8 million in bonds for various neighborhood infrastructure improvements, such as storm drainage, sidewalks, pedestrian and bicycle paths, streets and intersections, public open space, landscaping, lighting, and traffic controls.
"Yes" Recommended by
A "no" vote opposed issuing $29.8 million in bonds for various neighborhood infrastructure improvements, such as storm drainage, sidewalks, pedestrian and bicycle paths, streets and intersections, public open space, landscaping, lighting, and traffic controls.
Transportation Bond MeasureCharlotte, North Carolina, Transportation Bond Measure (November 2022)

 A "yes" vote supported issuing $146.2 million in bonds for transportation projects, including streets and roads, pedestrian improvements, sidewalks, storm drainage, and traffic controls.
"Yes" Recommended by
A "no" vote opposed issuing $146.2 million in bonds for transportation projects, including streets and roads, pedestrian improvements, sidewalks, storm drainage, and traffic controls.
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