Incumbents lead in Cary election, Durham primary
Incumbent Cary Town Council members won re-election in two races and led in a third Tuesday. Meanwhile, incumbents also easily won primaries in two Durham City Council races and moved into runoff elections on Nov. 3.
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Meanwhile, incumbents also easily won primaries in two Durham City Council races and moved into runoff elections on Nov. 3.
According to unofficial results, Councilwoman Julie Robison held onto her at-large seat on the Cary council with 81 percent of the vote, and Councilman Jack Smith won his District C race with two-thirds of the vote.
Councilwoman Jennifer Robinson led challenger Lori Bush in District A by a 50 to 42 percent margin, but Robinson lacked a majority of votes to fend off a possible runoff election next month.
In Durham, Councilwoman Cora Cole-McFadden will face Donald Hughes in the Ward 1 election. Councilman Howard Clement easily won his Ward 2 primary, but his opponent next month hasn't yet been determined, with Matt Drew, Sylvester Williams and Darius Little all within 100 votes of each other, according to unofficial results.
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