Tune in here to this Friday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by discussing the structure of local elections in Mecklenburg County and the city of Charlotte. He explains that municipal races occur in odd-numbered years, and turnout in those elections tends to be low. He also outlines where primaries are taking place in surrounding counties, including sheriff’s races in Iredell, Gaston and Union counties, and a significant commissioners primary in Cabarrus County.
Later, Jensen speaks with U.S. Rep. Tim Moore about his campaign experience and his approach to his re-election bid. Moore says this election cycle differs somewhat from his first congressional race two years ago, though many aspects remain the same. Unlike earlier campaigns, when he had to introduce himself to voters, Moore now focuses more on maintaining relationships and staying connected with constituents.
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