No, incumbents are not indicated on ballots in New Hanover County.
To see sample ballots at the New Hanover County Board of Elections’ website, click here.
Date posted: September 20, 2010
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Will the ballots in November general election show who the incumbents are?
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On the ballots are “TEA Party” candidates listed as “Republican”?
I would hope that voters would be sufficiently informed BEFORE going to the polls that they would at least know who their current EMPLOYEES are. The board of elections has enough legitimate work to do without having to tell citizens who’s been serving them for the past two or four years.
Voting is a privilege that should be taken seriously. The desire to exercise one’s right should be lauded, but only if it is exercised in an informed manner.