Despite efforts to find an alternate location to have an early voting site in the city, there will be no one-stop precinct in Roanoke Rapids this year.
Four challengers will square off against three incumbent Halifax County commissioners in the May 8 Democratic Primary.
A Henrico Republican will challenge the winner of the state House District 27 May 8 primary and a Roanoke Rapids GOP member will seek to take a seat away from one of the three winners of the Halifax County Board of Commissioners race.
Franklin Williams Jr. of Weldon filed to run against incumbent Michael Wray in North Carolina House of Representatives District 27 race.
O.D. Sykes withdrew his name from consideration for the North Carolina Senate District 4 seat and has filed to run for county commissioner.
Incumbent G.K. Butterfield of Wilson filed to retain his United States House 1 seat today.
A Wilson County judge will challenge a Weldon City School board member for the open North Carolina state Senate District 4 seat.
A member of the Weldon City Schools Board of Education filed today to run for the North Carolina Senate District 4 seat which is being vacated by Senator Angela Bryant.
Four incumbents announced in statements today they have filed for re-election in the upcoming May 8 primary.
The Roanoke Rapids City Council race will be an uncontested battle.
