Voting details and candidates highlighted for Gaston County
Early voting runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Board of Elections in Gastonia. Voters may cast two state Supreme Court nominations. GOP voters can select the Congressional nominee, facing challengers McHenry, Baker, Gregory and Wiley. Local officials and residents share brief perspectives on turnout and civic duty.
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Board of Elections Office
W. Franklin Blvd
Gastonia
Adam Ragan
Gaston County
Carolina
Salter Path
U.S. House
State Supreme Court
Robert Edmunds
Michael “Mike” Morgan
Raleigh
Daniel Robertson
Advance
Sabra Faires
Wake County
Congress
McHenry
Jeffrey Baker
Mount Holly
Jeff Gregory
Shelby
Albert Wiley
North
John Howren
Gale Bess
U.S
Patrick McHenry
Gaston County Board of Elections
Kevin Ellis
the Gazette
Dillon Lewis
East Gaston
Naval Academy
Lewis
Hickory
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Navy academy hopeful Lewis aims to lead
Lewis, formerly an enlisted sailor, believes his bottom-up view will strengthen his future leadership as an officer. He emphasizes work ethic and a positive attitude through disappointment, plans a Navy career, and seeks education to grow leadership and positively impact others. He says his ultimate goal is to be a good man.
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Lewis
Navy
East Gaston High Student Wilson Leads Chorus Conducting Rise
Wilson, a high school student with disabilities, earned 2016 East Gaston Homecoming King and became a chorus conductor. He engages with peers daily, attends classes, and plans to join Gaston College’s Links to Success program after graduation. He performed alma mater and pep rally conductings, inspiring staff with his progress through music.
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Carolina Panthers
East Gaston High
Warriors
Wilson
Haley
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