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Local election results 2024

Local election results 2024

Davidson County Republicans continued an expected stronghold this election cycle. New members were elected to the Davidson County Board of Education. At the same time, all three incumbent state legislators in the area successfully retained Tuesday's election, according to complete but unofficial returns.

See results here from the Davidson County Board of Elections.

The race for NC Governor was won by Josh Stein with the following results.

Governor

  • Josh Stein Democrat 3,036,723 54.82%

  • Mark Robinson Republican 2,225,602 40.18%

  • Mike Ross Libertarian 174,342 3.15%

  • Vinny Smith 54,045 0.98%

  • Wayne Turner 48,664 0.88%

Lt. Governor Mark Robinson has conceded but won Davidson County. He wrote in a thank you message on X formerly known as Twitter on the election results stating, “Tonight’s election result was not the outcome we were hoping for, we can all hold our heads high knowing that we left it all out on the field. I want to thank all of our grassroots volunteers and supporters who worked tirelessly for this campaign and I offer my most sincere and heartfelt gratitude for their efforts. I never imagined that a former factory worker who grew up poor in Greensboro could go on to serve as the first black lieutenant governor of North Carolina, a role that is the honor of a lifetime. Your spirit and support lifted us up and I’ll always be grateful to all of you.”

Here are more local election results.

DAVIDSON CO. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

  • Tripp Kester Republican 72,972 34.05%

  • Fred McClure Republican 71,190 33.22%

  • Todd Yates Republican 70,116 32.72%

DAVIDSON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION

  • Sherry Koontz 31,126 15.08%

  • Mur DeJonge 21,570 10.45%

  • Heather Yates-Davis 21,188 10.27%

  • Trisha Garner 20,410 9.89%

  • Sheila Blower 17,520 8.49%

  • Christy Moody Jones 16,901 8.19%

  • Justin Strange 14,309 6.93%

  • Sonja Kinney Parks 13,977 6.77%

  • James Griffin 11,418 5.53%

  • Terry Ellington 9,538 4.62%

  • Michelle Shores 9,098 4.41%

  • Billie Porter 7,666 3.72%

  • Jessica Hofstetter 6,844 3.32%

  • Claire Palermo 4,778 2.32%

DAVIDSON CO. HANDY SANITARY DISTRICT SUPERVISOR

  • Dan Sexton 2,678 51.89%

  • Richard Smith 2,483 48.11%

SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT SUPERVISOR

  • Lloyd Phillips 39,713 50.97%

  • Jason Cheek 38,200 49.03%

State Senate District 30

  • Steve Jarvis Republican 85,647 72.73%

  • Tina Royal Democrat 28,974 24.61%

  • Daniel Cavender Libertarian 3,135 2.66%

Tina Royal, who is a Lexington native and candidate for NC State Senate District 30 eloquently stated the following in her concession speech. “I want to take a moment to extend my heartfelt congratulations to Steve Jarvis on his victory in the race for NC Senate District 30. Steve, you ran a respectful and professional campaign and it’s clear that your dedication to our community resonated with the voters. I appreciate the commitment you've shown throughout this process and I wish you every success as you continue representing the people of Davidson and Davie Counties in the North Carolina General Assembly. To my supporters, thank you for standing by my side, believing in our vision and working tirelessly for this campaign. I am incredibly grateful for your support and I remain committed to our community and to making a difference here in any way that I can.”

State Senate District 31

  • Dana Jones Republican 77,892 62.65%

  • Ronda Mays Democrat 46,440 37.35%

Governor's Volunteer Service Award seeks nominations

Governor's Volunteer Service Award seeks nominations

Principal Jihan Harvey named LCS  Princpal of the Year

Principal Jihan Harvey named LCS Princpal of the Year