Election

Primary voting underway across North Carolina

CLAY COUNTY, N.C. – Primary day is occurring throughout N.C. and in Clay County, voters have several potential commissioners and board of education members to decide on by 7:30 p.m. tonight.

Tuesday, March 3, 2020, marks the first “Super Tuesday” in the Presidential election cycle and 16 presidential candidates are appearing on North Carolinian ballots – Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians, Green, and Constitution Parties.

As for local and state races, Clay County residents will decide from the following candidates:

Republican

Clay Board of Commissioners (vote for three candidates): Rob Peck, Daniel Sherlin, James Watkins, Ron L. Cowart, John S. Hindsman, Sr., Broadus Ledford, Clay Logan, Randy Nichols

Clay Board of Education: Reba Beck, Danny Jones, Darryl K. McClure

N.C. District Court Judge Circuit 30 Seat 6: Kaleb Wingate, Mitchell Keith “Mitch” Brewer, Rich Cassady, Jim Moore

N.C. State Senate District 50: Sarah Conway, Kevin Corbin

N.C. Superindentent of Public Instruction: Catherine Truitt, Craig Horn

N.C. Secretary of State: E.C. Sykes, Chad Brown, Michael LaPaglia

N.C. Commissioner of Labor: Chuck Stanley, Josh Dobson, Pearl Burris Floyd

N.C. Commissioner of Insurance: Ronald Pierce, Mike Causey

N.C. Auditor: Anthony Wayne “Tony” Street, Tim Hoegemeyer

N.C. Attorney General: Jim O’Neill, Sam Hayes, Christine Mumma

N.C. Lieutenant Governor: John L. Ritter, Mark Robinson, Scott Stone, Andy Wells, Buddy Bengel, Deborah Cochran, Renee Ellmers, Greg Gebhardt, Mark Johnson

N.C. Governor: Dan Forest, Holly Grange

U.S. House of Representatives District 11: Joey Osborne, Vance Patterson, Albert Wiley, Jr., Chuck Archerd, Lynda Bennett, Matthew Burril, Madison Cawthorn, Jim Davis, Dan Driscoll, Steven Fekete, Jr., Dillon S. Gentry, Wayne King

U.S. Senate: Thom Tillis, Paul Wright, Larry Holmquist, Sharon Y. Hudson

Democrats

N.C. Treasurer: Dimple Ajmera, Ronnie Chatterji, Matt Leatherman

N.C. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Keith A. Sutton, James Barrett, Constance (Lav) Johnson, Michael Maher, Jen Mangrum

N.C. Commissioner of Agriculture: Walter Smith, Jenna Wadsworth, Donovan Alexander Watson

N.C. Auditor: Luis A. Toledo, Beth A. Wood

N.C. Lieutenant Governor: Allen Thomas, Bill Toole, Terry Van Duyn, Chaz Beasley, Yvonne Lewis Holley, Ron Newton

N.C. Governor: Ernest T. Reeves, Roy Cooper

U.S. House of Representatives District 11: Michael O’Shea, Phillip G. Price, Steve Woodsmall, Gina Collias, Moe Davis

U.S. Senate: Erica D. Smith, Steve Swenson, Cal Cunningham, Trevor M. Fuller, Atul Goel

North Carolina voters do not have to provide a photo I.D. for the March Primary. In December 2019, a federal court order blocked the requirement from taking effect. This injunction will remain in place until further notice.

Poles will stay open until 7:30 p.m.

Lauren Souther

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