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Steele
Creek Primary Guide
Early Voting Begins February 13
(February 13, 2020)
Early voting for the 2020 Primary Election began on Thursday,
February 13
at the former Hollywood Video on the corner of S Tryon St and Moss
Rd (11130 S Tryon St). Voters may register and vote at any
Mecklenburg County Early Voting site during Early Voting. Election Day is March 3 when
voters must go to their polling locations. March 3 voters must have
registered by February 7, but eligible voters can still register during Early
Voting. IDs will not be required to vote but may be required to
register.
Dates and times are as follows:
The Primary Election
is on Tuesday, March 3 from 6:30 AM to 7:30 PM. Voting is at
each precinct's regular polling location. Note that the polling location for
Precinct 230 is now the Berewick Recreation Center (5910 Dixie River
Rd). (See MAP.)
Voters may request an
Absentee Ballot now until February 25 and must return them to the
Board of Elections by March 6.
To confirm your voter
registration, to request an Absentee
Ballot, to view a sample ballot, or for other information, see the
Mecklenburg County Board of Elections web site.
Democratic Primary
In addition to the
Presidential Primary, offices on the Democratic ballot include US
Senate, US House of Representatives District 12, NC Governor, NC
Lieutenant Governor, NC Auditor, NC Commissioner of Agriculture, NC
Superintendent of Public Instruction, and NC Treasurer. Candidates
for Lieutenant Governor include current NC House District 92
Represetative and Steele Creek resident Chaz Beasley.
Only two local races
are on the Democratic ballot:
NC District Court Judge, District 26 Seat 2
Aretha Blake (Steele Creek resident) Lynna Moen
Board of County Commissioners
At-Large
Ella Scarborough Lloyd Scher Brenda Stevenson Leigh Altman
Patricia (Pat) Cotham Tera Lee Long Tigress Sydney Acute
McDaniel Ray S. McKinnon
Other races, including NC Senate District 39, NC House District 92,
and Board Of County Commissioners Districts 2 and 6, have only one
Democratic candidate and thus do not have a primary.
Republican Primary
In addition to the
Presidential Primary, offices on the Republican ballot include US
Senate, NC Governor, NC Lieutenant Governor, NC Attorney General, NC
Auditor, NC Commissioner of Insurance, NC Commissioner of Labor, NC
Secretary of State, and NC Superintendent of Public Instruction.
No local races are on the Republican ballot.
Other races, including NC Senate District 39, NC House District 92,
and Board Of County Commissioners District 6, have only one
Republican candidate and thus do not have a primary.
Libertarian Primary
The Libertarian Party
has a Presidential Primary.
Current precincts and
polling locations in Steele Creek are shown on the map below.
Election Information
For a listing of all
candidates for the 2020 election in Mecklenburg County with their
contact information, see
2020 Mecklenburg County Candidate Listing or
Statewide Candidates.
For information on
voter registration and other election
information, see
Mecklenburg County Board of Elections.
See the Election
Schedule below.
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