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Charlotte Municipal Primary is September 12 (August 18, 2023) The Charlotte Municipal Primary will be held on September 12. Registered Democrats and unaffiliated voters living within the Charlotte city limits in Steele Creek can vote for Charlotte mayor, four City Council at-large seats, and the District 3 representative. There is no Republican Primary. If necessary, a Second Primary will be held on October 10. Primary winners will be on the ballot for the General Election on November 7. The non-partisan School Board Election also will be on November 7. See a list of all candidates for the 2023 Municipal and Board of Education Elections. See the Sample Democratic Primary Ballot for Steele Creek below.
Early Voting will begin on Tuesday, September 5 and end on Saturday, September 9 at the Steele Creek Library (13620 Steele Creek Road) and eight other sites. Early Voting at the Hal Marshall Building begins on August 24. See schedule below.
Vote at any Early Voting site during Early Voting or on Primary Election Day, Tuesday, September 12 at your local precinct polling location.
See precinct and City Council district maps below.
The 2021 Charlotte City Council Election was delayed until 2022 because the census results needed for redistricting were delayed due to COVID. Thus the mayor and City Council members elected in 2022 will only serve a one-year term. Those elected in the 2023 Election will serve full two-year terms. Current District 3 Representative Victoria Watlington is running for an at-large seat, so Steele Creek will have a new representative after this year's election.
For more information on Absentee Voting and other local election requirements see Mecklenburg County Board of Elections. To comment on this story, please click below to visit the Steele Creek Residents Association Facebook page. |
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