CHARLOTTE — In-person early voting started Thursday in North Carolina.
In Charlotte, voters will decide the race for mayor, city council, and school board candidates. Voters will also decide on a referendum for a one-cent transit sales tax.
In person early voting is underway in North Carolina. In Charlotte, voters will decide Mayor, City Council, School Board and whether to raise the sales tax for transit expansion. Election Day is November 4. The only early voting location open until next Thursday is the Hal…
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The only location currently open in Charlotte is at the Hal Marshall Center in Uptown.
All 21 early voting locations will open on Oct. 23:
- Hal Marshall Center, 618 N. College St., Charlotte
- Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library, 2412 Beatties Ford Road, Charlotte
- Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave., Cornelius
- Davidson Town Hall, 251 South St., Davidson
- Elon Park Recreation Center, 11401 Ardrey Kell Road, Charlotte
- Eastway Regional Recreation Center, 3150 Eastway Park Drive, Charlotte
- Independence Regional Library, 6000 Conference Drive, Charlotte
- Mallard Creek Recreation Center, 2530 Johnston Oehler Road, Charlotte
- Matthews Library, 230 Matthews Station St., Matthews
- Marion Diehl Recreation Center, 2219 Tyvola Road, Charlotte
- Mint Hill Library, 6840 Matthews-Mint Hill Road, Mint Hill
Election Day is Nov. 4.
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