WAKE COUNTY MUNICIPALITIES

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DURHAM

Mayor

Thomas Stith
William V. "Bill" Bell (I)

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City Council At-Large (three seats)

Diane Catotti
Eugene A. Brown
Farad Ali
David Harris
Steve Monks
Laney Funderburk

FAYETTEVILLE

City Council District 4 (one seat)

D.J. Haire

Greta Hawthorne

City Council District 5 (one seat)

Bobby Hurst

Larry Clubine

City Council District 6 (one seat)
Bill Crisp

Richard D. Evans

City Council District 7 (one seat)

Curtis Worthy

Valencia Applewhite

City Council District 8 (one seat)

Juanita Gonzalez

Ted Mohn

City Council District 9 (one seat)

Linda Devore

Wesley Meredith

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

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ORANGE COUNTY

Chapel Hill Mayor
Kevin C. Foy (I)
Kevin Wolff

Chapel Hill Council Member [four seats]
Matt Czajkowski
Sally Greene (I)
Cam Hill (I)
David Charles Nash
Will Raymond
Penny Rich
Bill Strom (I)
Jim Ward (I)

Carrboro Mayor
Mark Chilton (I)
Chuck Morton
Brian Voyce

Carrboro Board of Aldermen [three seats]
Frank Abernethy
Joal Hall Brown (I)
Dan Coleman (I)
Sharon Cook
Lydia Lavelle
Katrina Ryan

Hillsborough Mayor
Tom Stevens (I)

Hillsborough Commissioner (three seats)
Eric Hallman (I)
Evelyn Lloyd (I)
Brian J. Lowen (I)
Bryant Kelly Warren Jr.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education [three seats]
Jamezetta Bedford (I)
Mia Burroughs
Michael Kelley (I)
Mehar M. Safvi
Annetta Streater (I)
Gary Wallach

CHATHAM COUNTY

Pittsboro Mayor
Christopher Bradshaw
Max G. Cotton
Randolph Voller (I)

Pittsboro Town Commissioner [three seats]
Michele Berger
Gene Brooks (I)
Clinton Bryan (I)
Hugh Harrington
Jim Hinkley
Gary Dean Simpson

CHATHAM COUNTY

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FRANKLIN COUNTY

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JOHNSTON COUNTY

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PERSON COUNTY

[The non-partisan municipal election for the city of Roxboro will be held on Oct. 9 and, if necessary, a runoff will be held on Nov. 6.]

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TAX REFERENDA

The following counties have placed votes on new tax options on the ballot:

Land transfer tax of 0.4 percent of the sale value of a property – Brunswick, Chatham, Gates, Henderson, Hoke, Macon, Moore, Pender, Polk, Swain and Union.

Local sales tax of 0.25 percent – Catawba, Columbus, Cumberland, Greene, Hertford, Lenoir, Martin, Pitt, Robeson, Sampson and Surry.

Both the land transfer tax and the local sales tax – Davie, Graham, Harnett, Johnston and Rutherford. If both of the proposals are approved by voters, county officials can enact only one.