Wake Elections

There will be a runoff election for the District 3 School Board seat.  The runoff will be between incumbent Kevin Hill and Heather Losurdo.

District 3 voters will vote again on Tuesday, November 8th.  If you’re already registered at your current address, you’re all set to vote!

More good news!!!

Registered and didn’t vote in the October 11th election?  You can still vote on November 8th. 

Is there Early Voting? Yes, you can vote at the Wake County Board of Elections–they allow early voting on Oct. 20 and 21, Oct 24-28, Oct. 31-Nov. 4 and on Saturday Nov. 5 from 10 am to 1 pm.

Can I still register to Vote? Yes, registering and voting at the same time can ONLY be done at an Early Voting site. You can register and vote at the same time at Wake County Board of Elections or in Garner during the early voting period. Early voting starts Thursday, October 20th and ends Saturday, November 5th. Click here for more details on when and where to vote early.

Please note: You cannot register and vote on Election Day–ONLY during early voting.

You can also request an absentee ballot to vote in this race.  The deadline to request an absentee ballot is 5 p.m. on Tuesday, November 1st.  Click here for more information.

Here are the winners of the Wake County School Board,  Raleigh and Cary municipal races, and the results of the Raleigh Bond Referenda:

School Board

District 3: There will be a runoff election between Kevin Hill and Heather Losurdo on Tuesday, November 8th

District 4: Keith Sutton

District 5: Jim Martin

District 6: Christine Kushner

District 8: Susan P. Evans

Raleigh Mayor: Nancy McFarlane

Raleigh City Council

• At-large (two seats): Mary-Ann Baldwin, Russ Stephenson
• District A: Randy Stagner
• District B: John Odom
• District C: Eugene Weeks
• District D: Thomas G. Crowder
• District E: Bonner Gaylord

City of Raleigh Housing Bond Referendum: approved

City of Raleigh Transportation Bond Referendum:  approved

There’s a new, interactive map that shows:

• Raleigh Council districts
• Wake County School Board districts
• Wake precincts

You can click on the map, zoom in, and see information down to street level.

To view the map, click here.

This site is designed to provide you with a one-stop shop for important information on the October 11 and November 8 elections in Wake County, NC.  We’ll share:

• What Board of Education and City/Town races will be on the ballot
• What races you’re eligible to vote in
• How you can register to vote, where to vote, and when to vote
• Where to find Board of Education and City/Town candidate information

If you cannot locate the information you want, we’ll try to help you find it.  Just ask us at: info@wakeelections.com.

All of the information provided on this site is non-partisan.  We aren’t trying to tell you who to vote for, we just want to ensure you have access to information that will help you make an informed decision at the polls!

That’s right!  When most people think of election day they think of November, but in Wake County there are local elections on October 11 and November 8.

The October 11 elections are for:

• Wake County: Board of Education (aka the School Board)
• Raleigh: Mayor, City Council Districts A, B, C, D, E, and 2 at-large seats
• Cary: Mayor, Town Council Districts B, D and 1 at-large seat

The November 8 elections are for:

• Apex: Mayor, Town Council (2 seats)
• Fuquay-Varina: Mayor, Board of Commissioners (3 seats)
• Garner: Mayor, Town Council (3 seats)
• Holly Springs: Town Council (2 seats)
• Knightdale: Mayor, Town Council (2 seats)
• Morrisville: Town Council Districts 1, 3, and 2 at-large
• Rolesville: Mayor, Board of Commissioners (2 seats)
• Wake Forest: Board of Commissioners (3 seats)
• Wendell: Mayor, Board of Commissioners (2 seats)
• Zebulon: Board of Commissioners (3 seats)