Politics
Web Search powered by YAHOO!
Published Sat, Oct 03, 2009 07:12 AM
Modified Sat, Oct 03, 2009 11:30 AM
Modified Sat, Oct 03, 2009 11:30 AM
Triangle voter's guide
Staff file photo by Juli Leonard
Early voting closes today. On Tuesday, you'll need to report to your local polling place.
tool name
close x
tool goes here
Staff reports
The News & Observer is following Triangle municipal and school board races scheduled for Tuesday Oct. 6 and Nov. 3.
Races and candidates on the ballot Tuesday include:
- Wake County School Board
- District 1
- District 2
- District 7
- District 9
- Raleigh Mayor
- Raleigh City Council
- At Large
- District A
- District B
- District C
- District D
- District E
- Cary City Council
- At Large
- District A
- District C
- Durham City Council
For more information, visit our Voter information page.
tool name
close x
tool goes here
Latest Comment View all comments
Politics Top Stories
-
Young gives up tape; court too late on escort
Andrew Young has turned over to authorities the tape that is the purported sex video featuring John Edwards and Rielle Hunter. -
Sentencing ready for 2 in permit scheme
A federal judge is prepared to sentence two former company investors for conspiring to give $196,000 in cash and consulting fees to a then-state employee to expedite an air quality permit for an ethanol plant. -
Who used private flights?
When former Democratic Gov. Mike Easley was being grilled about his unreported use of private airplanes last year, his campaign attorney posed this question: Why not look into the records of Easley's former Republican opponents? -
Parents defend diversity and oppose dithering
The public hearing Tuesday night was held to discuss year-round versus traditional school calendars, but many who turned out wanted to talk about neighborhood schools and their effect on diversity. -
Joint goals set on Falls cleanup
Raleigh, Durham and several other jurisdictions have reached a meeting of the minds on Falls Lake. -
Hearing scheduled on trial for Ruffin Poole
Federal prosecutors and the lawyer for an ex-aide to former Gov. Mike Easley will argue at a hearing today over when the trial will start. -
Company pays fine linked to politician
The corporate owner of a Youngsville-based law enforcement equipment manufacturer has agreed to pay $12.6 million in criminal and civil fines for alleged violations involving former state Sen. John Carrington. -
School on Forest Ridge looks unlikely
Despite warnings that making the change could cost taxpayers an additional $15.5 million, Wake County's school board majority moved a step closer Tuesday toward fulfilling its campaign promise of abandoning a proposed high school in northeast Raleigh. -
He fought to fix wrongs; now he waits
Aside from his family, no one is watching Greg Taylor's innocence hearing more intently than an elderly man in a conservative gray suit in the front row, middle seat. -
Two businessmen invested big in schools race
Conservative businessmen Bob Luddy and Art Pope were the largest contributors in fall's Wake County school board elections, which ushered in a majority pledged to eliminate the district's diversity policy.
Get politics updates
Keep up with the latest political stories with our daily e-mail newsletter, delivered straight to your inbox!
Similar stories:
Most Popular
Print Ads
 |
@Nyx.CommentBody@