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2025 Candidate Introductions: Hillsborough Municipal Races

Posted by Staff | Oct 20, 2025 | Candidate Intros, Election

This year’s local election cycle in Hillsborough is defined by continuity — as no challenger candidates filed to run against the incumbents.

The N.C. Sierra Club recently shared the candidates it is supporting in the upcoming Chapel Hill and Carrboro municipal elections.

North Carolina’s Republican legislators are offering a redrawn U.S. House district map to help the GOP retain control of Congress.

Posted by Staff | Oct 14, 2025 | Candidate Intros, Election

With a longtime council member not seeking re-election, the Carrboro Town Council has an open seat in this year’s municipal cycle.

North Carolina Republican legislative leaders announced plans to vote on redrawing the state’s U.S. House district map for 2026 elections.

A pair of candidates in two Chapel Hill elections withdrew recently. Meanwhile, the town council is taking applications for a vacant seat.

He said he’s running for commissioner to usher the town through it’s current growth while making sure it stays true to its character.

Thurber, owner of Reclamation, is one of eight candidates running for two open seats on the Pittsboro Board of Commissioners.

Tobais Palmer, who grew up in Pittsboro during the 1990s, has seen many changes around town. Now, he is running to be an elected official.

Two North Carolina constitutional amendments approved in 2018 — including a voter ID mandate — are enforceable, a trial court panel ruled.