Iredell County 2018 Primary Guide: Poll Sites, Hours, Candidates

MOORESVILLE, NC — Early voting for North Carolina’s 2018 Primary Election is Drawing to a close this weekend in preparation for election day Tuesday, May 8. Confused about where to go to cast your ballot, or even who’s on it? Patch has you covered.

You can also find a list of primary results here.

How To Confirm Voter Registration & Sample Ballots

• Voters can confirm their registration, polling site and pull up a sample ballot on this NC State Board of Elections website.

SEE ALSO: Iredell Primary Election 2018 Results: Early Voting Numbers In

Friday, May 4

• Early voting at Mooresville polling sites will take place through Friday, May 4, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Saturday, May 5

• Some of Iredell County’s early voting sites will be open for the final day of early voting on Saturday, May 5. Mooresville’s early voting sites at the War Memorial Building, Peninsula Baptist Church and the Mt. Mourne Fire Department will be open 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Tuesday, May 8

• On election day — Tuesday, May 8 — local voting sites will be open from 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.

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Iredell County Early Voting Locations

• Iredell County Board of Elections — 203 Stockton Street, Statesville
• Statesville Fitness & Activity Center — 1875 Simonton Road, Statesville
• War Memorial Building — 220 N. Maple Street, Mooresville
• Peninsula Baptist Church — 687 Brawley School Road, Mooresville
• Mt. Mourne Fire Department — 1577 Mecklenburg Hwy., Mooresville
• Troutman Baptist Church — 305 Perry Road, Troutman
• Union Grove Fire Department — 1994 W. Memorial Hwy., Union Grove

Election results will be posted on the NC State Board of Elections’ Iredell website beginning at 7:30 p.m on May 8.

Registered Republicans and Democrats will have opportunity to vote for their party's candidates and voters registered as Unaffiliated may vote in the partisan primary by requesting a ballot of one of the parties.

Below are the candidates headed to the ballot in Iredell County for the May 8 Primary:

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY BALLOT
U.S. House House of Representatives, District 13

• Kathy Manning — Democrat
• Adam Coker — Democrat

NC State Senate District 34

• Lisaney Kong — Democrat
• Beniah McMiller — Democrat
• William Stinson — Democrat

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY BALLOT
U.S. House House of Representatives, District 10

• Jeff Gregory— Republican
• Patrick McHenry — Republican
• Ira Roberts — Republican
• Albert Lee Wiley, Jr. — Republican
• Seth Blankenship — Republican
• Gina Collias — Republican

NC State Senate District 34

• William (Bill) Howell — Republican
• Robert (Bob) Rucho — Republican
• Vickie Sawyer — Republican
• A.J. Daoud — Republican

County Commissioners

• Gene Houpe — Republican
• James Mallory — Republican
• Marvin Norman — Republican
• Scottie Brown — Republican

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