Ford to run against Roberts for Charlotte mayor?
Given Jennifer Robert’s less than stellar record as mayor of Charlotte, it’s hardly surprising that she might face opposition when she’s up for reelection next year. The Charlotte Observer reports…
Given Jennifer Robert’s less than stellar record as mayor of Charlotte, it’s hardly surprising that she might face opposition when she’s up for reelection next year. The Charlotte Observer reports…
Next year. The basics from the Charlotte Observer: A lawsuit alleging U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx performed little to no work in a past job at defunct Charlotte bus maker…
Or put another way, who else might have Patrick Cannon been taking bribes from? From the complaint against the now former mayor filed yesterday: This investigation was initiated in August…
…Regarding whether or not to run for Rep. Mel Watt’s 12th District seat, should Watt be confirmed as head of Fannie and Freddie: Already several Democratic lawmakers have expressed interest…
• For the first time, Democratic firm Public Policy Polling finds Mitt Romney with a lead over Barack Obama in North Carolina. Also of interest (see page 9 of this…
Going out on a limb here, but Foxx statement reported in three tweets by Brad Broders @news14Broders seems to suggest he is considering it. Mayor Foxx: “(Perdue’s) decision not to…
I know I said that I’d…but…I just don’t…Does anybody have a clue what these guys are talking about?
The first Carolina Journal Online exclusive of election week features David Bass’ report of a recent school choice forum that featured remarks from Charlotte Mayor and Republican gubernatorial candidate Pat…
The Meck Deck has some perspective on Yes! Weekly’s coverage of Charlotte Mayor and gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory’s visit to Greensboro. Meanwhile, Fox 8’s Bob Buckley fact checks the McCrory…
How much money is enough for Mayor Pat? I thought over $300,000 was a lot for his campaign kitty. Now that total is evidently over $500,000. Folks are positively throwing…
Well, well. The construction of CATS’ mighty Lynx light rail line is taking weeks longer than expected, putting businesses along South Blvd. in a bind. Then again driving businesses out…