Charlotte mayor race: More coverage
Six Democrats and two Republicans are running to be Charlotte’s next mayor. Here is a roundup of stories from the 2015 race:
Candidate profiles
Democrats
▪ Michael Barnes hopes conservative votes give boost
▪ Dan Clodfelter wants to be more than caretaker mayor
▪ David Howard running on long commitment to Charlotte
▪ Jennifer Roberts runs hard to return to office
▪ Roderick Davis, DeJawon Joseph round out Democratic field
Republicans
▪ Edwin Peacock hopes for ‘buyer’s remorse’
▪ Scott Stone sets sight on mayor again
More stories:
09.04 Charlotte mayoral hopefuls address west side issues
09.11 Peter St. Onge: Are opponents going easy on Jennifer Roberts because she’s a woman?
09.09 Republican Charlotte mayoral candidates spar over airport
09.09 Charlotte’s Democratic mayoral candidates debate race, mobility
09.09 Jennifer Roberts’ manager cites ‘desperate, personal attacks’ in Charlotte mayoral race
09.08 Clodfelter, Peacock surge in fundraising for Charlotte mayor’s race
09.04 Next Charlotte mayor will face challenges in Raleigh
09.02 Peacock accuses Stone of twisting his record in Observer/WBTV debate
09.02 Democratic candidates split on LGBT protections, living wage in Observer/WBTV debate
08.29 Observer poll: Roberts, Peacock lead Charlotte mayoral races
08.29 Women, black voters hold key to Democratic primary
08.25 Charlotte’s mayoral hopefuls square off in debates
08.27 Breaking silence, Charlotte mayoral Democrats say they oppose I-77 toll lanes
08.21 Mayoral candidates differ on whether to retry Kerrick
07.31 With early start, Roberts has big fund-raising edge in Charlotte mayor’s race
07.27 Peacock says he has raised $137,000 for mayor’s race
07.21 Roberts raises $300,000 for mayoral race
04.18 5 key factors in Charlotte’s mayoral race
This story was originally published September 1, 2015 at 11:33 AM with the headline "Charlotte mayor race: More coverage ."