Municipal Elections in North Carolina
Municipal elections across North Carolina will determine local leaders.
Elections in cities such as Cary, Durham, Fayetteville, and others will decide local leadership for years to come.
Most of North Carolina's 551 cities, towns, and villages have elections that will help choose local leaders.
Voting Information
Voters in every big city in the state, except for Raleigh, as well as in most suburbs and small towns, will be choosing their leaders.
City or town councils and commissions make decisions on developments, parks, roads, crime-and-safety policies, and other local issues.
What's at Stake
Fights over taxes, spending, and social issues can also arise.
Local elections will determine how and where to allow new developments, build new parks, and implement new policies.
How to Vote
To find out more about the candidates and details about how and where to vote, voters can access local election information.
Most of North Carolina’s 551 cities, towns and villages have elections Tuesday that will help decide local leadership for years to come.
Author's summary: Local elections in North Carolina will determine future leaders.