Learn about the local, Alamance County candidates before you vote.
The Alamance News is allowing FREE pre-election access for our election coverage of local candidates, their biographical data, and their responses to our issues questionnaires for local races that have previously been printed in the newspaper and posted online.
These are from our Oct. 3 (school board); Oct. 10 (county commissioners and General Assembly); and Oct. 17 (district court judge candidates) editions.
These are the kinds of comprehensive local stories you would get each week in The Alamance News. Subscribe now, so that you’ll be able to keep up with the latest local news – each week in print and every day online.
- Alamance-Burlington Board of Election (Oct. 3) https://alamancenews.com/eight-abss-school-board-candidates-on-ballot-for-four-seats/
- Alamance County Commissioner and State House and State Senate (Oct. 10) https://alamancenews.com/more-election-2024-coverage-meet-the-candidates-for-county-commissioner-state-senate-state-house-and-read-their-views-on-the-issues/
- And do you know which state house district you’re now in? Two-thirds of the county’s precincts have changed since 2022; see which one you’re in now: https://alamancenews.com/new-state-house-districts-could-leave-voters-perplexed-redrawn-maps-shift-two-thirds-of-precincts-into-opposite-district/
- District Court Judge (Oct. 17): https://alamancenews.com/three-district-court-judges-are-on-the-nov-5-ballot/
- FULL SAMPLE BALLOT (Oct. 31) HERE Earlier versions were published on October 10 and October 17
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