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[media-credit name=”Yvonne Lewis Holley” align=”alignleft” width=”150″][/media-credit]Yvonne Lewis Holley — NC State House District 38
Political Party: Democrat
Campaign website: http://yvonnelewisholley.com/
[media-credit name=”Rosa Gill” align=”alignleft” width=”150″][/media-credit]Rosa Gill ― NC State House District 33
Political Party: Democrat
Campaign website: http://rosagill4nchouse.com/
*Running unopposed.
[media-credit name=”Duane Hall ” align=”alignleft” width=”150″][/media-credit]Duane Hall ― NC State House District 11
Political Party: Democrat
Campaign website: http://duanehall.org/
*Running unopposed.
[media-credit name=”Josh Stein” align=”alignleft” width=”150″][/media-credit]Josh Stein — NC State Senate District 16
Political Party: Democrat
Campaign website: http://www.joshstein.org/
*Running unopposed.
[media-credit name=”Dan Blue” align=”alignleft” width=”190″][/media-credit]Dan Blue — NC State Senate District 14
Political Party: Democrat
Campaign website: http://danblue.com/
*Running unopposed.
Renee Ellmers — U.S. House District 2
Political Party: Republican
Campaign website: http://www.reneeforcongress.com/
*Declined an interview with the Record.
Brent Laurentz with the North Carolina Center for Voter Education weighs in on the importance of voting in local elections.
Raleigh Public Record Sponsorship Opportunities
Fall Elections 2012
Election Voter Guide – This fall we will issue our annual printed voter guide, a 24-page newspaper containing candidate profiles, voter information, district maps, issue analysis and more. We will distribute 5,000 copies throughout Raleigh in late September. Sponsorship levels of Bronze and above include space for your business logo in this guide. Live Election Coverage and Election Night Party – Nov. 6 – Our staff will provide live online Election Day coverage starting at 7 a.m. We will interview candidates, talk to reporters at the polls, and provide updates throughout the day.
In July, the Raleigh Public Record will host a free training, “Alternative Approaches to Storytelling,” led by UNC Professor Andy Bechtel.
A few of the images from Tuesday’s election. Click on an image to view full size.
