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Charlotte’s 2025 Republican City Council Candidates: Full Profiles and Policy Positions

Jack Beckett6 months ago6 months ago013 mins

In Charlotte’s 2025 elections, five Republican candidates — from seasoned council veterans to first-time challengers — aim to reshape city policy and politics.

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Charlotte 2025 City Council Candidate Guide | District-by-District Profiles & Election Details

Jack Beckett7 months ago7 months ago03 mins

Explore Charlotte’s 2025 City Council races. District-by-district profiles, records, priorities, and key election dates for Mecklenburg voters.

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2025 Charlotte City Council At-Large Candidates: Full Field Breakdown

Jack Beckett7 months ago7 months ago08 mins

Charlotte’s 2025 at-large City Council race has 12 candidates, two parties, and one giant question: who has a citywide message that sticks?

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