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Wednesday, November 5, 2008 North Carolina voting results12:48 PM The elections are over. North Carolina, a "battleground state," has not yet been officially counted to a satisfactory number representative of the citizens' votes one way (Democrat) or the other (Republican) regarding its choice for President of The United States.What can be said, however, is that an amazing number of voters turned out and what an historic occasion this has become. Below are the total votes thus far in the presidential race in North Carolina, as well as the [mostly] solid results in the rest of the positions being sought. PRESIDENT-------------------------- Updated 11:44AM EST, Nov. 5, 2008 Buncombe County Presidential Votes: (100% of precincts reporting) --------------------------- Updated 11:44AM EST, Nov. 5, 2008 Buncombe County U.S. Senate Votes: (100% of precincts reporting) ---------------------------- Updated 12:18PM EST, Nov. 5, 2008 ---------------------------- Updated 11:45AM EST, Nov. 5, 2008 Buncombe County NC Governor Votes: (100% of precincts reporting) Of course, there are more results; Lieutenant Governor, State Auditor, and many more. Find the complete Buncombe County election results here. If there are any major changes, this page will be updated to show the most current information. Labels: election Thursday, October 23, 2008 Early Voting 20082:18 PM The Early Voting initiative is in full swing. Everyone should take advantage of the ability to vote before election day!The Early Voting program is running from October 18, 2008 through November 1, 2008. You can avoid long lines, parking problems, canvassing, and so much more by voting early! Not only can you vote, but the following locations are also one-stop, meaning you can both register and vote on the same day!Locations: Downtown Thursday, July 24, 2008 Republican Commissioner Candidate Drops Out of Race3:41 PMJoe Dunn said he was dropping out of the race for Buncombe County Commissioner. An e-mail was sent from his campaign to his supporters, stating he needed to place family ahead of politics. Dunn has not announced his decision publicly, however, a member of the Asheville Republican party confirmed that he indeed was no longer in the running. It is not known whether another Republican will be able to get on the ballot before elections in November. Dunn stated in his e-mail that he was very frustrated with Asheville city government and that elected officials worry to much about tax payers and not enough about citizens. The former candidate does plan to return all contributions to his campaign. Previous Posts
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