Voters will pick leaders Tuesday in Durham, Chapel Hill and other towns. What to know.
Raleigh and Cary may have settled their 2019 municipal elections last month, but voters in many other Triangle cities and towns will be going to the polls Tuesday.
Durham, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Apex, Wake Forest and many other towns will be picking mayors and council members.
Durham residents also will vote on a $95 million affordable housing bond issue. And residents of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district will select school board members.
Polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. To find your polling site, enter your address here.
Here are the some of the main elections on the ballot Tuesday in the Triangle, along with some links to previous stories.
* denotes incumbent
Durham County
Durham
Durham Mayor
▪ Steve Schewel*
▪ Sylvester Williams
Durham City Council (3 seats)
▪ Javiera Caballero*
▪ Joshua Gunn
▪ Jillian Johnson*
▪ Daniel Meier
▪ Charlie Reece*
▪ Jacqueline Wagstaff
Affordable housing bond
City leaders have proposed the $95 million bond as part of a larger plan to help the Durham Housing Authority redevelop several of its downtown properties into mixed-income neighborhoods, among other projects to stabilize neighborhoods and reduce homelessness. If passed, the city says it would cost the owner of a home valued at $230,000, the city’s average, about a $37 per year on their tax bill.
Orange County
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill Mayor
▪ Pam Hemminger*
▪ Joshua Levenson
Chapel Hill Town Council (4 seats)
▪ Jessica Anderson* (Mayor pro tem)
▪ Sue Hunter
▪ Tai Huynh
▪ Nancy Oates*
▪ Michael Parker*
▪ Amy Ryan
▪ Renuka Soll
Carrboro
Carrboro Mayor
▪ Lydia Lavelle*
Carrboro Board of Aldermen (3 seats)
▪ Matthew P. Clements
▪ Stephen Friedman
▪ Susan Romaine
▪ Damon Seils* (Mayor pro tem)
▪ Sammy Slade*
Hillsborough
Hillsborough Mayor
▪ Jenn Weaver
Hillsborough Board of Commissioners (3 seats)
▪ Mark Bell*
▪ Matt Hughes*
▪ Evelyn Lloyd*
▪ Kevin Mason
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education (4 seats)
▪ Rani Dasi*
▪ Andrew Davidson
▪ Jillian La Serna
▪ Ashton Powell
▪ Deon Temne
Wake County
Apex
Apex Mayor
▪ Jacques Gilbert
Apex Town Council (2 seats)
▪ Terry Mahaffey
▪ Wesley Moyer*
▪ Cheryl Stallings
Fuquay-Varina
Fuquay-Varina Mayor
▪ John Byrne*
Fuquay-Varina Board of Commissioners (3 seats)
▪ Qisoundra “Qi” Flowers
▪ Marilyn Gardner*
▪ William “Bill” Harris*
▪ Larry Smith*
Garner
Garner Mayor
▪ Charles Dingee
▪ Ken Marshburn
▪ Mona Parks
▪ Ronnie Williams*
Garner Town Council (3 seats)
▪ Demian Dellinger
▪ Phil Matthews
▪ Daniel Simmons
▪ Rachel Tourdot
▪ Elmo Vance, Jr.*
Holly Springs
Holly Springs Town Council (2 seats)
▪ Cheri Lee*
▪ Shaun McGrath
▪ Tom O’Brien*
▪ Garrett Raczek
▪ Aaron Wolff
Knightdale
Knightdale Mayor
▪ James Roberson*
Knightdale Town Council (2 seats)
▪ Ben McDonald
▪ Stephen Morgan
Morrisville
Morrisville Town Council District 1
▪ Anne Robotti
▪ Michael “Mike” Schlink*
Morrisville Town Council District 2 (unexpired term)
▪ Donna Fender
▪ Matt Joseph
▪ Kristen Richardson
Morrisville Town Council District 3
▪ Liz Johnson*
Morrisville Town Council At-Large
▪ Satish Garimella*
Rolesville
Rolesville Mayor
▪ Ronnie Currin
▪ James Bradford is not on the ballot but is running a write-in campaign.
Rolesville Board of Commissioners (2 seats)
▪ Edward “Ed” Carelli
▪ Steven Dieckhaus
▪ Michelle Medley*
▪ April Sneed
▪ Sheilah Sutton*
Wake Forest
Wake Forest Board of Commissioners (3 seats)
▪ Greg Bartholomew
▪ Jim Dyer
▪ Heather Loftin Holding
▪ Anne Reeve*
▪ Chad Sary
▪ Sean Sullivan
▪ Adam Wright
Wendell
Wendell Mayor
▪ Virginia “Ginna” Gray*
▪ Braxton Davis Honeycutt
Wendell Board of Commissioners (2 seats)
▪ Ben Carroll*
▪ Joe DeLoach
▪ Philip Tarnaski
Zebulon
Zebulon Board of Commissioners (3 seats)
▪ Shannon Baxter
▪ Don Bumgarner*
▪ Sam Hayes
▪ Larry Loucks
▪ Stan Nowell
▪ Marilyn Price Wagner
▪ Glenn York
Staff writers Tammy Grubb, Anna Johnson and Trent Brown contributed to this list.
This story was originally published November 3, 2019 at 8:15 PM.
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