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(October 14, 2012) Mecklenburg County residents can vote at the Steele Creek Library and 21 other county locations from Thursday, October 18 to Saturday, November 3. Any qualified Mecklenburg County voter can vote at any site. Unregistered voters can register and vote during Early Voting. Hours:
To see more locations click here: Mecklenburg County One Stop Early Voting. Election Day is Tuesday, November 6, when voters must vote at their home precincts. For a map of precincts in Steele Creek, click here: Voting Precincts and Polling Places in Steele Creek. In addition to elections for President and statewide offices, Steele Creek residents can vote for the following offices:
Most of Steele Creek is Congressional District 9. Candidates are Jennifer Roberts (Democrat), Robert Pittenger (Republican), and Curtis Campbell (Libertarian). Portions of northeast Steele Creek are in Congressional District 12. Candidates are Mel Watt (Democrat) and Jack Brosch (Republican). Click on the map at right for a larger map of Congressional Districts in Steele Creek.
Most of Steele Creek is in North Carolina Senate District 37. Candidates are Dan Clodfelter (Democrat) and Michael Alan Vadini (Republican). Portions of northeast Steele Creek are in North Carolina Senate District 38. Candidates are Joel Ford (Democrat) and Richard Rivette (Republican. Click on the map at right for a larger map of North Carolina Senate Districts in Steele Creek.
Most of Steele Creek is in North Carolina House District 92. Candidates are Robin Bradford (Democrat) and Charles Jeter (Republican). Portions of eastern Steele Creek are in North Carolina House District 102. Becky Carney (Democrat) is running unopposed in that district. Click on the map at right for a larger map of North Carolina House Districts in Steele Creek. Note that several precincts are split by house district boundaries.
Voters will elect at-large and district representatives to the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners. At-large Democratic candidates are Pat Cotham, Trevor M. Fuller, and Kim Michele Ratliff. At-large Republican candidates are Michael R. Hobbs, James F. Peterson, and Wayne Powers. Jason Bateman is the at-large Libertarian candidate. Most of Steele Creek is in County Commission District 2. Candidates are Vilma D. Leake (Democrat) and Kevin Spitzmiller (Republican). The two Southern precincts in Steele Creek are in County Commission District 6. Candidates are Connie-Green-Johnson (Democrat) and Bill James (Republican). Click on the map above right for a larger map of Mecklenburg County Commissioner Districts in Steele Creek. Other races are Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds, Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice, North Carolina Court of Appeals Judges, and North Carolina District Court Judges for District 26. To check your registration, view your sample ballot, and see other 2012 election information, see the Mecklenburg County Board of Elections web site. To comment on this story, please visit the Steele Creek Forum. |
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Voting Begins in Steele Creek October 18
