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Wake County, North Carolina
November 6, 2018
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FEDERAL OFFICES Board of Commissioners NC Court of Appeals Judge

District 4 Seat 2
(You may vote for ONE) (You may vote for ONE)

US House of Representatives Kim Coley Jefferson G. Griffin

Republican Republican
District 4
(You may vote for ONE) Susan P. Evans Tobias (Toby) Hampson
Democrat Democrat
Barbara Howe Board of Commissioners Sandra Alice Ray
Libertarian Republican
District 5
Steve A. (Von) Loor (You may vote for ONE) NC Court of Appeals Judge
Republican
Seat 3
David Price James West (You may vote for ONE)
Democrat Democrat

STATE OFFICES Board of Commissioners Chuck Kitchen

Republican
District 6
(You may vote for ONE) Michael Monaco, Sr.
Libertarian

NC State Senate Greg Ford Allegra Katherine Collins

Democrat Democrat
District 14 NC Superior Court Judge
(You may vote for ONE) David Blackwelder
Republican District 10B
Richard Haygood Board of Commissioners Seat 1
Libertarian (You may vote for ONE)
District 7
Sandy Andrews (You may vote for ONE) Vince Rozier, Jr.
Republican Democrat
Dan Blue Alex Moore NONPARTISAN OFFICES
Democrat Republican

NC House of Representatives Vickie Adamson

Democrat
District 38
(You may vote for ONE) Board of Education
Clerk of Superior Court
(You may vote for ONE) District 6
Yvonne Lewis Holley (You may vote for ONE)
Democrat
Ken Bagnal Jennifer Knox Christine Kushner
Republican Republican
Bobby Yates Emory Blair Williams
Libertarian Democrat Write-in

PROSECUTORIAL OFFICES Soil and Water Conservation

Sheriff
(You may vote for ONE) District Supervisor
(You may vote for TWO)

District Attorney Donnie Harrison Jonathan Garza

Republican
District 11
(You may vote for ONE) Gerald M. Baker Ian McMillan
Democrat
Nancy (Lorrin) Freeman JUDICIAL OFFICES Jennifer (Jenna) Austin
Democrat
Wadsworth
John Walter Bryant No primaries for judicial office David P. Adams
Republican
were held in 2018. The
COUNTY OFFICES information listed by each of the Nervahna Crew
following candidates' names
indicates only the candidates' Write-in
party affiliation or unaffiliated
Board of Commissioners status on their voter registration at Write-in
District 1 the time they filed to run for office.
(You may vote for ONE) REFERENDA
Sig Hutchinson NC Supreme Court
Democrat Associate Justice
Greg Jones Seat 1
Republican (You may vote for ONE)
Constitutional Amendment
Tim Jowers Barbara Jackson
Libertarian Republican

Board of Commissioners Christopher (Chris) Anglin Constitutional amendment protecting

Republican
District 2 the right of the people to hunt, fish,
(You may vote for ONE) Anita Earls and harvest wildlife.
Democrat
Frann L. Sarpolus NC Court of Appeals Judge For
Republican
Seat 1
Matt Calabria (You may vote for ONE) Against
Democrat

Board of Commissioners Andrew T. Heath

Republican
District 3
(You may vote for ONE) John S. Arrowood
Democrat
Jessica Holmes
Democrat
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Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment to
strengthen protections for victims of
crime; to establish certain absolute
basic rights for victims; and to ensure
the enforcement of these rights.
For
Against
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment to reduce
the income tax rate in North Carolina
to a maximum allowable rate of
seven percent (7%).
For
Against
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment to require
voters to provide photo identification
before voting in person.
For
Against
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment to change
the process for filling judicial
vacancies that occur between judicial
elections from a process in which the
Governor has sole appointment
power to a process in which the
people of the State nominate
individuals to fill vacancies by way of
a commission comprised of
appointees made by the judicial,
executive, and legislative branches
charged with making
recommendations to the legislature
as to which nominees are deemed
qualified; then the legislature will
recommend at least two nominees to
the Governor via legislative action
not subject to gubernatorial veto; and
the Governor will appoint judges from
among these nominees.
For
Against
Constitutional Amendment
Constitutional amendment to
establish an eight-member Bipartisan
Board of Ethics and Elections
Enforcement in the Constitution to
administer ethics and elections law.
For
Against
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Wake County
School Bonds
Shall the order adopted on August 6,
2018, authorizing SCHOOL BONDS
of the County of Wake, North
Carolina in an amount not to exceed
$548,000,000 plus interest, for the
purpose of providing funds to
construct, renovate, expand, improve
and equip school buildings and other
school facilities, including associated
real estate costs, and providing that
additional taxes may be levied in an
amount sufficient to pay the principal
of and interest on the bonds be
approved?
Yes
No
Wake County
Community College Bonds
Shall the order adopted on August 6,
2018, authorizing COMMUNITY
COLLEGE BONDS of the County of
Wake, North Carolina in an amount
not to exceed $349,000,000 plus
interest, for the purpose of providing
funds to construct, renovate, expand,
improve and equip community
college facilities for Wake Technical
Community College, including
associated real estate costs, and
providing that additional taxes may
be levied in an amount sufficient to
pay the principal of and interest on
the bonds be approved?
Yes
No
Wake County
Parks, Greenways, Recreation,
and Open Space Bonds
Shall the order adopted on August 6,
2018, authorizing PARKS,
GREENWAYS, RECREATION, AND
OPEN SPACE BONDS of the County
of Wake, North Carolina in an
amount not to exceed $120,000,000
plus interest, for the purpose of
providing funds for improving and
expanding existing parks,
greenways, and recreational facilities
and acquiring and constructing new
parks, greenways, and recreational
facilities, including facilities
developed jointly with other
governmental entities, and including
the acquisition of open space land
and other land for recreational use,
the acquisition of rights of way and
the furnishing of incidental facilities
and equipment in connection
therewith, and providing that
additional taxes may be levied in an
amount sufficient to pay the principal
of and interest on the bonds be
approved?
Yes
No
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