You Decide…Mayoral Election 2015

Posted on November 3, 2015September 2, 2016 by Tonya R

Jennifer Roberts-"We Are Our Brothers And Sisters Keeper" Democratic Mayoral Nominee Jennifer Roberts spoke compassionately about her city during a fundraiser dinner held at Dilworth Grille in Charlotte, North Carolina October 20, 2015. Her primary theme was that we all have a collective interest in the progress of our city. She stated, "Ideas can come from anywhere", suggesting elected officials need to foster an environment of inclusion and listen to the voice of the people, to ensure p...

VOTE FOR YOUR NEXT MAYOR OF CHARLOTTE NC TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 2015

Posted on October 8, 2015July 22, 2017 by Tonya R

VOTE FOR YOUR NEXT MAYOR TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 2015 EARLY VOTING OPPORTUNITY BEGINS THURSDAY OCTOBER 22, ENDS OCTOBER 31, 2015 View image | gettyimages.com WHERE TO VOTE: On Election Day, you must vote at your precinct polling place. Visit your state 'Board of Elections' website or office for more details, to include Early Voting sites. If you are in line by your states poll closing time, you must be allowed to vote. Click here for North Carolina State Bo...

Democrats Decide Mayoral Nominee

Posted on October 7, 2015December 2, 2015 by Tonya R

Congratulations Jennifer Roberts, on your victory as the definitive Democratic nominee for City of Charlotte Mayor! A second mayoral primary race was held October 6, 2015 to determine the definitive Democratic Mayoral nominee, and Jennifer Roberts pulled through as the victor. The Primary election held September 15, 2015 was too close to call for Democratic candidates Jennifer Roberts and Dan Clodfelter, which prompted a runoff, or a 'do-over'. So, the dedicated Democrats went back to the pol...

Charlotte Mayoral Primaries Too Close To Call. So What Does That Mean For Voters?

Posted on September 29, 2015December 30, 2015 by Tonya R

The Charlotte Mayoral Primary race held September 15, 2015 was too close to call. Jennifer Roberts won majority vote for Democrats with 36%; however, she failed to reach the 40% required to solidify her nomination to run against the confirmed Republican nominee Edwin B. Peacock III, in the General Election. This conundrum requires another Primary Election to confirm a Democratic nominee. This means the race continues for Jennifer Roberts, and Dan Clodfelter. It can be a bit confusing. Here i...

What Does A Mayor Do?

Posted on September 13, 2015July 15, 2017 by Tonya R

Traditionally, mayors oversee a city's main departments, including the police, fire, education, housing and transportation departments. At the same time, their responsibilities vary depending on the local power structure. There are four main options for a city's local government structure, and some cities use a combination of several. Read more about the duties of a Mayor, view 'How Stuff Works'. The U.S. Conference of Mayors brings its national urban policies to the President of the United S...