Cliffside

Cliffside, NC · Municipal
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Felony warrant served to woman running for North Carolina’s Congressional District 14
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A Charlotte woman and Democratic candidate running for North Carolina’s Congressional District 14 was served with a felony warrant at a campaign event earlier this month. The Polk County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday, Oct. 11, deputies served 49-year-old Lakesha Womack with a felony warrant. The...
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Democrats flip key North Carolina House seats in major election upset
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Charlotte Observer
All the Charlotte Observer's endorsements in 2026 midterm elections | Opinion
The Charlotte Observer editorial board has interviewed and researched the candidates who seek your vote in the 2026 midterm election. Here’s a recap of our recommendations for contested races on Mecklenburg County ballots. Our full recommendations in all races can be found at charlotteobserver.com/opinion . U.S. Senate Roy Cooper ’s lengthy career in public office should leave voters with little doubt about the kind of senator he would be: a thoughtful, pragmatic leader who is willing to work across the aisle when it benefits people in his state. His opponent, Michael Whatley, has made it clear that he would choose President Donald Trump over the people of North Carolina. Read the full endorsement here . N.C. Supreme Court Incumbent Anita Earls is an exceptionally thoughtful and experienced jurist whose decisions are deeply grounded in the Constitution. Her opponent, Sarah Stevens, is an attorney and former state lawmaker. It’s a clear choice for voters willing to look beyond party. Read the full endorsement here . N.C. Court of Appeals Seat 1: There’s no bad choice in this race between incumbent Democrat John Arrowood and Republican Administrative Law Judge Michael Byrne, but we give Arrowood a slight nod. Seat 2: Incumbent Toby
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NC election results will be delayed until at least 8:15 p.m
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