Uncertainties Around High Point 8A Races in November
The High Point 8A races see twelve Democrats contending for two county commissioner nominations to face incumbents Bob Shaw and Dick Maxwell and Pete Whitener in November. Primary battles span two year terms, various judgeships, and multiple districts with unopposed seats and shifting GOP challengers.
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Shavin
Bob Shaw
Dick Maxwell
Pete Whitener
High Point
Smith and Weaver
Marceline Burton
Forrest Campbell
Ogden Deal
J. Orville Garrett
Stephen Gibson
Henry Goodman
Hal Lewis
Bill Teague
North Carolina
Voters in Davidson Face GOP House Nominations
Davidson voters go to the polls for the Republican nomination as four candidates debate state spending education primary reforms and job skills. R Walter White of Mocksville argues for balanced budgeting and vocational training while Crawford emphasizes prison industries and primary education. Other candidates Buie and Carroll could not be reached for comment.
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Crawford
R. Walter White
Mocksville
White
Utilities Commission
Raleigh
State House
James Lacie Buie
Thomasville
Robert Carroll
Denton
Randolph County commissioners race and board of elections contests
Randolph officials see three builders on the county board of commissioners with two incumbents not up for election. Republican primary includes Ramseur Banker Garland Allen while Democrats vie for seats held by Pugh and Langley. Nonpartisan county board of elections features four women challenging five men including incumbent Sonny Davis and Mary Tate Blake. Other candidates span Archdale to Sophia with bids for state House seats in the 24th District and several local school positions.
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Stanback
John B. Hatfield
Gordon E. Talbott
Dart Fowler
High Point
Byron Haworth
Elreta Alexander
Edward K. Washington
B. Gordon Gentry
Jim Hunt
Charlotte
Ed O’herran
Camden County
George Wood
Goldsboro
Tom Strickland
Love Valley
Andy Barker
Board of Commissioners
Frank Allman
Logan White
Langley
Ramseur
Garland Allen
Pugh
Matilda ‘‘Til ™ Phillips
W. K. Cromartie
Asheboro
Howard Younts
Trinity
Clyde M. Jones
Franklinville
P. A Kennedy
Almeta G. Saunders
Cedar Falls
Randolph County Board of Elections
R. S. “Sonny” Davis
Mary Tate Blake
Grady Lawson
Kay English
Archdale
Jo Ann Parker
Liberty
Liberty School
English
Archdale- Trinity
State Board of Professional Review Committee
Blake
Davis
Missioners
R. S. “Sonny'’ Davis
Lawson
Richard Trogdon
Gray's Chapel
David W. Allman
Sophia
Odell C. Hayes
W. Frank Redding III
Larry A. Yow
Harald J Brubaker
Redding
Brubaker
Randolph County
Republican Executive Committee
Yow
Gay-Lay’s Co
Lenzie G. Barnes
Johnnie L. Gallemore Jr
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Kathy M. Derrick
Bob Cecil
Rom Joseph John
Greensboro
David Hoch
James S. Pfaff
Spencer White
E.D. Kuykendall
Edmund Lowe
Joyce Gibson
Kent Lively
John F. Yeattes, Jr
Walter Clark
A. Leon
David Flaherty
Kannapolis
Coy Privette
Jake Alexander
Wallace McCall
Howard Lee
Chapel Hill
Herbert Hyde
Jimmy Green
John M. Jordan
Waverly Akins
Lee
Kathryn B. McRacken
C.A. Brown
E. Frank. Stephenson
Odell Payne
Bill Hiatt
Council of State
Davidson
Randolph
Frank Redding
N.C
House of Representatives
Patel
W Frank Redding
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Democrat
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