Democrat Vi Lyles wins Charlotte mayor’s race
She is the first African American female mayor of Charlotte
Lyles won decisively despite being massively outspent.
Why a Republican has a shot at mayor in Democratic Charlotte for first time in years
Polls close at 7:30 p.m.
Republican candidate Kenny Smith has not ruled out using the mayoral veto against LGBTQ rights if elected.
What you need to know for Election Day (Nov. 7)
Only 5 percent of eligible Mecklenburg County voters participated in early voting
Cast your ballot for Charlotte mayor, city council, and school board leaders.
Charlotte mayoral candidates address LGBTQ rights during final debate
LGBTQ rights is a major issue in the election
Would Kenny Smith push for LGBTQ rights to gain the Amazon headquarters? Does Vi Lyles regret standing up for transgender bathroom rights?
Watch the final Charlotte mayoral debate between Vi Lyles and Kenny Smith
Democrat Vi Lyles and Republican Kenny Smith face off for the final time during the campaign for the city’s next mayor.
New poll shows a virtual deadlock in Charlotte’s mayor race
Early voting for the Nov. 7 election started last week and continues through Nov. 4.
Republican Kenny Smith has said he could veto LGBTQ rights if elected.
NC Values Coalition releases anti-LGBTQ attack ad against mayoral candidate Vi Lyles
"Vi Lyles is Jennifer Roberts."
The ad attacks Lyles for standing up for LGBTQ rights, and features violent, transphobic, and misleading imagery.
QPoll: Who do you support in the Charlotte mayoral race?
The race could have a huge impact on the LGBTQ community
Democrat Vi Lyles and Republican Kenny Smith are running to become the city’s seventh mayor in eight years.
Early voting starts Thursday. Here’s what you need to know.
There are a total of 17 early voting sites throughout Mecklenburg County
Early voting in Mecklenburg County runs from Oct. 19-Nov. 4.
GOP mayoral candidate won’t rule out using veto against LGBTQ rights
Kenny Smith has twice voted against a non-discrimination ordinance to protect LGBTQ people
Charlotte will be eligible to pass another LGBTQ non-discrimination ordinance in 2020.
