Burlington primary voting ends at 7:30 p.m.

Ken Smith checks in with a poll worker at First Presbyterian Church on West Davis Street before casting a ballot in Tuesday’s primary for Burlington’s city council.

Voters who take part in this preliminary round of voting will effectively select four finalists from an eight-person field to compete in next month’s general election, where two of the council’s regular seats will be up for grabs.

Voting continues at Burlington precincts until 7:30 p.m.

[Editor’s Note: check back later for final primary election results.]

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See previous coverage of the candidates and the issues: https://alamancenews.com/burlington-voters-in-tuesday-primary-to-narrow-city-council-choices-from-8-to-4-for-november-ballot/

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