Among the intriguing local elections across our region this fall is the Pittsboro mayoral race.

Incumbent mayor Jim Nass is facing a challenge from former Pittsboro mayor Cindy Perry, who chose not to run for re-election in 2019. The pair discuss topics like growth in the town, infrastructure and more, all moderated by publisher and editor of the Chatham News + Record newspaper Bill Horner III.

Listen to the full October 21 Pittsboro mayoral candidate forum conducted by the Chatham News + Record below.

 

Early voting in Chatham County ends on Saturday, with Election Day set for Tuesday, November 2. For more election coverage, visit Chapelboro’s Local Election Coverage web page.

 

Photo via the Chatham News + Record.

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LISTEN: Pittsboro Mayoral Candidate Forum by the Chatham News + Record
Among the intriguing local elections across our region this fall is the Pittsboro mayoral race. Incumbent mayor Jim Nass is facing a challenge from former Pittsboro mayor Cindy Perry, who chose not to run for re-election in 2019. The pair discuss topics like growth in the town, infrastructure and more, all moderated by publisher and […]
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