Tune in here to this ​Monday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!



Breaking Brett dives into the upcoming municipal elections across the Charlotte region, focusing particularly on the mayoral race in Concord.



Jensen is joined by Steve Morris to discuss his campaign for mayor of Concord and the key issues shaping the upcoming election. Morris, who previously served as chairman of the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners, emphasizes his deep commitment to the community and outlines his priorities if elected - managing growth responsibly, protecting infrastructure, and keeping Concord’s elections nonpartisan. He warns that turning city races into partisan contests would divide residents and disenfranchise unaffiliated voters, who make up the largest voter bloc in the city.



Brett then discusses the early voting turnout that is already ahead of the pace seen two years ago, with more than 17,000 votes cast at key locations like SouthPark Library, Hal Marshall Center, and Cornelius Town Hall. Jensen notes that both Republicans and Democrats are participating, with Republicans following the push started in 2024 to vote early to avoid Election Day obstacle



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Tune in here to this ​Monday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
 
Breaking Brett dives into the upcoming municipal elections across the Charlotte region, focusing particularly on the mayoral race in Concord.
 
Jensen is joined by Steve Morris to discuss his campaign for mayor of Concord and the key issues shaping the upcoming election. Morris, who previously served as chairman of the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners, emphasizes his deep commitment to the community and outlines his priorities if elected - managing growth responsibly, protecting infrastructure, and keeping Concord&rsquo;s elections nonpartisan. He warns that turning city races into partisan contests would divide residents and disenfranchise unaffiliated voters, who make up the largest voter bloc in the city.
 
Brett then discusses the early voting turnout that is already ahead of the pace seen two years ago, with more than 17,000 votes cast at key locations like SouthPark Library, Hal Marshall Center, and Cornelius Town Hall. Jensen notes that both Republicans and Democrats are participating, with Republicans following the push started in 2024 to vote early to avoid Election Day obstacle
 
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10-27-25: Charge & Liens In Concord Mayor Race 

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