Davidson Election 2019: Voters Choose Commissioners, Mayor

DAVIDSON, NC — Voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5 to decide races for Davidson mayor, town commissioners and two town refernda. Polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Election Day.

In Davidson, the positions of mayor and town commissioners are decided by ballot every two years.

On the ballot this year are two referenda: a $14 million general obligation bond package to pay for new public facilities and approval of the sale of Continuum cable and internet system.

All Mecklenburg County voters will also have a chance to have their say for a proposed one-quarter percent local sales and use tax, which would help fund the Arts and Science Council, parks and education.

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Here’s who will be on the ballot in the Nov. 5 municipal elections in Davidson, as well as other municipalities in Mecklenburg County:

Town of Davidson Mayor

• Russel (Rusty) B. Knox, Jr.

Town of Davidson Board of Commissioners

• Jane Campbell
• Steve Cook
• Matthew Fort
• Jim Fuller
• Autumn Rierson Michael
• David Sitton
• John Stroup

Town of Cornelius Mayor

• Woody Washam, Jr.

Town of Cornelius Board of Commissioners

• Denis P. Bilodeau
• Ava Callender
• Jim Duke
• Dave Gilroy
• Diane Gilroy
• Michael (Mike) Miltich
• Thurman Ross, Jr.
• Tricia Sisson

Town of Huntersville Mayor

• John Aneralla
• Rob Kidwell

Town of Huntersville Board of Commissioners

• Melinda Bales
• Dan Boone
• Jenn Davis
• Brian Hines
• Lance Munger
• Derek Partee
• Stacy Phillips
• Joe Sailers
• Nick Walsh

Board of Education - At-Large

• Annette Albright
• Elyse Dashew
• Jennifer De La Jara
• Gregory R. Denlea
• Jenna Moorehead
• Donna J. Parker-Tate
• Jordan Pineda
• Olivia Scott
• Lenora Shipp
• Stephanie M. Sneed
• Duncan St. Clair
• Queen Thompson
• Monty Witherspoon

Town of Mooresville Mayor

• Miles Atkins
• Angela Carruba Stutts

Town of Mooresville Commissioner At-Large

• Bobby Compton
• H. William Compton, Jr.

Town of Mooresville Commissioner Ward 01

• Eddie Dingler

Town of Mooresville Commissioner Ward 02

• Thurman Houston
• James (Toodles) Ritchie

Mooresville Graded School Board of Education

• Roger E. Hyatt
• Debbie Marsh
• Scarlett Overbay-Inman
• Kerry S. Pennell

A map and list of all Mecklenburg County General Election one-stop early voting sites may be found here.

Here are other details voters should know, according to Mecklenburg election officials:

• Photo ID is not required for the 2019 Municipal Elections
• Voter registration and same-day voting are allowed during one-stop/early voting. The voter must present proof of current residence, which can include a N.C. driver's license, a N.C. Identification card, or a utility bill, bank statement or paycheck stub.

How To Verify Voting Registration, Polling Site

• Voters can check their voter registration and find local election information here.
• Polling locations may be verified here.