Municipal elections will be November 7, 2023 | Eastern North Carolina Now

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Elections will be held in all of Beaufort County’s municipalities on November 7.  The filing period for candidates is already open and will remain so until noon on Friday July 21, 2023.  Filing is at the County Board of Elections office.

You can learn more about filing and the elections by clicking here.

You may also learn more by clicking here.

Voter information, including deadlines for registering, determining your electoral district, absentee ballot information and more at the two link above.

2023 CANDIDATE FILING DATES

Towns of Aurora, Bath, Belhaven, Chocowinity, Pantego, Washington Park, and the City of Washington

Filing Starts - Friday, July 7th, 2023 at 12:00 Noon

Board of Elections Office will be CLOSED on Tuesday, July 4th, 2023 for the July 4th Holiday

Filing Ends – Friday, July 21st, 2023 at 12:00 Noon

All filing fees are $10.00 and must be made in the form of cash or personal check.  More information can be found concerning filing by clicking HERE.

Candidate forms may be brought in completed or the Board of Election will produce those for you to sign. Notaries are available at the Board of Elections office for filing. Forms may also be completed, notarized, and mailed to the Board of Elections Office but must be received in the Board of Elections office by noon on the last day of filing.

For more information please contact the Beaufort County Board of Election at 252-946-2321 or Beaufort.boe@beaufortcountync.gov

A list of current elected officials with terms can be found by downloading the document by clicking here.   Municipal Offices are listed on the second page.

 


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Big Bob said:
( July 17th, 2023 @ 2:31 pm )
 
In truth, if your guy wins you say nothing.
( July 17th, 2023 @ 11:34 am )
 
You on the left decide whether you think an election is fair based on who won. We on the right decide whether we think an election was fair based on the process used to carry it out. Transparency and blocking avenues to cheat are two of the keys. How many elections have you lefties been "finding" ballots or massaging the count for weeks to try to get your guy or girl over the finish line by hook or crook?

The Beaufort County Board of Elections, which will conduct these elections, has an excellent track record for transparency, honesty, and running a tight ship. I would not expect any problems this time. One important advance in making these elections more secure is that it is the first time that we will be using photo ID requirements to vote. That is a big plus, but one the Democrats and left fought long and hard against.
Big Bob said:
( July 17th, 2023 @ 9:17 am )
 
to add, we will find out if these elections are fair the moment we find out who won.
( July 16th, 2023 @ 12:39 pm )
 
The spendthrft big government leftists running our current Washington city government gave us a ten percent tax increase last year and tried to give us another one this year. It is time to "throw the rascals out" from our Tammany Hall style mayor right on down to his flunkies on the city council. At the same time, the major's personal agenda has gotten the city sued and cost us a fortune. The mayor's Tammany Hall machine needs to go down in flames.



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