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2 more file to run for City Council

By Julia Oliver
joliver@charlotteobserver.com
Posted: Saturday, Jul. 11, 2009

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  • Candidate filings

    The following candidates filed for office Friday:

    Charlotte City Council At-Large (four seats): Matthew Ridenhour (Republican)

    Charlotte City Council District 5: Darrell Bonapart

    Board of education – District 3 (nonpartisan): James Ross II

    Board of education – District 6 (nonpartisan): Tim Morgan

    Board of commissioners, Town of Cornelius (nonpartisan): Thurman Ross Jr.

    Board of commissioners, Town of Davidson (nonpartisan): Drew Crawford

    Board of commissioners, Town of Huntersville (nonpartisan): Jeff Pugliese

    Board of commissioners, Town of Mint Hill (nonpartisan): Lloyd Austin, Carl Mickey Ellington

    Mayor, Town of Mint Hill (nonpartisan): Ted Biggers


Two candidates joined the contest for Charlotte City Council seats Friday, the midway point in the election's two-week filing period.

Matthew Ridenhour, a Republican, filed to run for one of four at-large seats. And Democrat Darrell Bonapart filed to run in District 5, challenging longtime incumbent Democrat Nancy Carter.

Filing for municipal and school board races continues through July 17; keep up with the candidates, including Web sites and contact information, at http:// www.meckboe.org/ pages/ Candidate/ Candidate List. html

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