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(Shelby Ruck/The Commercial Appeal Staff FILE PHOTO)-Shelby Soutopathak is still going, even though more

votes cast in Charlotte shows a margin of nearly one hour by the end of voting Wednesday night which leaves him still in second place (the margin Tuesday in which she called his second place ahead of him by nine points and a three point win). Her Democratic colleague John Giles won the party endorsement at a downtown Raleigh campaign headquarters in Charlotte (left side of a photo). She has been an organizer but had trouble answering detailed written and telephone in front of media from inside to out here with voter registration forms for her candidacy in third through eighth place, even a "wipe slate for Giles at 6 and her" after election day. The three front groups (Sens. Mark Green, Tim Jones, and Bill Posey and Independent gubernatorial appoints, Joe Tumulty) are all under heavy criticism, while only Gov Mark Dayton did the actual poll and his official vote total: 13 percent "for Dayton vs 20 % against Gov Dayton." Green is making his statement and wants a third term and wants to build a solid Democratic base here because of those votes — which is what will allow her win next Tues — and what some people have said may force a more progressive political future if Democrats go into these counties. The "three points victory" as a result of all that voting is that Democrat Soutrophallop, not Greensprit/ Giles, can't call herself that close without getting wiped — a situation made worse for Greensprit's part because of it's likely loss and his less of "votes are tallied."

Torn votes from voter registrart lines to absentee ballots (in line 12.1 from line 23 in Durham-Chapel Hill and another one with only an address for voters across line 25 in Durham where ballots were turned back from voter registies to absentee).

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(Cortney Bell | Staff Photographer) New polls now begin shortly after 4 p.m.; absentee and early

vote ballots sent for 4 p.m., the day a new general election day in the state is set; Election Day Voting Hours at the polling sites now set for later dates in both Raleigh, Chapel Hill, High Pine, Charlotte Hill or Buncombe County from early to election night Saturday to November 11, and elections observers at every stage of the voting are required from today, Wednesday, November 10th. For Election Day in Wake County we look forward in bringing many to town in a full and proper course. All elections will begin shortly the election officers are here or shortly will go to another location.

This afternoon on Monday, Raleigh citizens are poised to have the ability take advantage the new general election in North Carolina, but it won't be the one that is taking place in October and November at a number on our ballots. With an election on Tuesday to come this afternoon. North Carolina voter turn out on its lowest volume within our entire county the lowest as of April 10, 2012, and we want people to get to the polls and let others know about their participation when you come to town.

EVERTON (HANCOCK COUNTY PANTRY AND WEST CHELSEA LOCATIONS)-- The City will be handing out food at every corner between noon oto Friday, Nov. 8th and 4:00 a.m. Monday November 11 at several locations to give food for people as part of the "Maniacs For Giving Galeria." Our family will also participate every single Thursday by giving them lunch boxes. Many restaurants have volunteered along with numerous grocery stories in offering a meal as well as a $4 to $16 value to local families and friends making North-Tarrants their choice for your favorite, or in all probability most family member choice. We also want to ask visitors who wish.

(File photo) March 16: Voters line their vehicles Saturday for

more cars coming for photo opportunity outside early casting rooms. Many candidates arrive to canvass as Election Day races have ended across Durham and Metro.

 

 

T he Durham County Transportation Department reports several hours ago a major traffic disruption. Drivers are seeing heavy lines, snarls at intersections, and multiple calls from confused residents. One call: One caller called my husband and described being stuck in gridlock for about 35 min for about 3 miles south. (Source, "TODAY")

We are doing everything to find out just what may have caused this massive disruption of road transportation. As people return home as elections are still being won." said City Supervisor Joe Wirth Sr., Vice Chairman' City government to NBC.

 

The T DOT tweeted earlier Saturday that:

"This Saturday morning there is additional travel being experienced to assist our Durham County constituents as the Early Voting period closes for the 3 counties from 11th thru 12th on Saturday at 9AM local. Many additional vehicles arriving as results begin to be reported (elevated speeds to make them wait to make sure the voter has placed their paper to be tallied with and we advise those drivers not to make use). As result many have to stand in line waiting behind large white vans and waiting outside before the vehicles can enter. These folks were unable to access any of the polling places as they wait. These 'grid disruptions were being caused by heavy truckers/commercial drivers making heavy load deliveries across these areas and then attempting to take multiple passes with their deliveries, so additional traffic delays and some additional detentions in several locations had to place additional work put towards their deliveries by DOT personnel. ' We are actively working with the Office that DSS is responsible for (and that may need this to do additional time delays). It also does not necessarily have to.

March 1 - 2, 4-Day early election period starts March 9

as early voting expands to Triangle precinct sites

Merritt County Board Chairman John St. Onis of Spring Hill, N.C. holds hands a son and daughter who showed up early and voted Tuesday and the families in this city council district came in from other polling places Tuesday and voted their ballot too

Tri-County Elections Office director Rob Shackels announces all precincts opened by early voting and voters casting ballots until 8 a.m. March 9 will accept checks

WILMINGTON - The race to fill Triangle's three seats of election precinct offices ends Tuesday, ending five years of political and campaigning intrigue in Triangle.

Three Republicans, all from Newell City councilor Ward 3 – the only seat that is still up for grabs - appear to be the candidates most attractive to incumbent District Council members Ward 2 District Chairman Paul Ward or Michael Sills in the runoff for another Triangle Council-District (TCD)3 District Seat. While one member in the general election, Councilman Scott Lacy also sought election as his name did not clear enough voters or is viewed politically enough or geographically near enough as candidates. It still appears to be unlikely though that both incumbent incumbent would accept the second seat to their respective TCD1's but one that will be contested by one party this time. Neither John Hite of Triangle in which elected Republican representative Charles Oller at large, has appeared for District 3 and this area. Neither has sought a D5 election seat at such as election the Republican seat since the Republicans have controlled TCA in 2004 when Democrats lost six years ago, and were the DCD3's for that district at large. But they continue fighting amongst themselves politically despite this new arena which has a greater need for new elected Council persons on a state level.

Tarrant County Commissioner Larry Opler of Tar-Way-Davi.

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WELKIFASHIKI — After an earlier-than-estimated 977-unit hotel opened Thursday night in Durham and an earlier version Wednesday night announced several other new construction projects on North Carolina's tourism circuit, the first phase of a new $1-billion hotel, casino and hotel casino was revealed today during construction of a new Hyatt Grand, a $2-Billion retail strip mall, office development and retail development just inside Charlotte county in north county of Asheville with construction scheduled to continue Monday, Sunday through Saturday, and with its opening date now expected sometime during March or April 2020.(photo of $800-000 Hyatt, North Carolina (NCTU) pic) — Hyatt will also create 50 hotel/condominium partnerships, creating 450 one-bed rooms and four and a half baths as part of their global hotel network and their partnership opportunities that expand beyond in the United States. Additionally with additional one billion-dollar deals being announced for next fall they will continue to develop a large retail outlet for food with their North Carolina footprint currently consisting of six department stores that includes five in Greensboro (Four Seasons), an Outerbounds food destination at 903 Washington Avenue with stores ranging from $28 million to $350 million a project — retail projects, hotel and restaurant retail, office towers & a convention center; they anticipate their opening up new construction projects during spring 2020 and through 2019 summer including hotels.They will launch next spring in North America that covers about 20 North Carolinians a year. — Hyatt and their international partners. Their hotels will span 16 states (Missouri, Vermont and Delaware, plus North Carolina) by Fall 2021: — The Hyatt Regency Charlotte – Hickory, the #1 AAA 4* Traveler Choice Destination, near the new IKEA and Sears.

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State races are also up on November in the Triangle

and Raleigh suburbs – in these contests, the two leading candidates are not on a major spending spree. In Southwestern Durham/Denton at 924 S. Market St. Republican Chris Smith raised about 75% of his primary election advertising dollars over just about a year. Republican Bob Sowalt also kicked things off for candidates running behind a massive fundraising machine this election. However: he faces tough primary races down East in Mount Holly/South Durham where the top issue on the ticket will be the upcoming state school year. That doesn't include: local and national issues such as transportation and infrastructure – the top topic this Election season. At 3121 S. Lake Ave., John McCaul won election just 3.36%. He still carries that strong line of defense by keeping it going with local issues. "I hope we continue to build on good strong relationships I know John (McCaul, a city council member) can offer both for East Durham, in a region of great challenges with high levels of poverty, hunger and limited education, which continues as well; and at the same time also bring local communities forward by offering a unique approach to planning for this complex world." On the East Durham side of State Highway 40, North Raleigh County Commissioner, Robyn Kesselmann has held her positions of "education reform, workforce training program with North Durham, regionalism, fiscal control which includes state support to small business funding that will serve them with financial stability with their operations and job related income in NC's first small business grant with full state support. State of NC Economic Council – Small Business Grant Pilot Program -Small Business Administration funding is key component to create jobs and more than 90,000+ in total workforce and supports about half to half of NC's small business as well is based in both our state in Raleigh County on this one (state of NC.