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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cumberland County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Election Results
The 2026 primary election results are in for Cumberland County, setting the final lineup of candidates for the upcoming local ballot. Voters can now check who won their respective races and who they will be choosing between on election day.
Election
Early voting is officially underway in Cumberland County, making it super easy to cast your ballot early for local elections. Just double-check your polling location and hours before you head out to make sure your vote counts.
Local Elections
Local elections in Cumberland County have brought a wave of new faces to Fayetteville's boards and agencies. These fresh leaders are now making calls on local policies and neighborhood resources that affect your day-to-day life.
Election Filings
The official candidate list for Cumberland County's 2026 elections is finally out, giving us a first look at who's stepping up to run for local office. These upcoming races will directly shape the policies, budgets, and overall future of our community.
Election Day
It's Election Day in Cumberland County, meaning your chance to shape local leadership and everyday community policies is happening right now. Make sure you check your polling place and vote before the polls close today.
Election Administration
Cumberland County's elections board is stuck again on picking early voting sites for the upcoming local elections. This delay means residents are still waiting to find out where and when they can cast their ballots.
Election Candidate Challenge
Local election officials just made a big call on whether a City Council candidate is actually allowed to run. It's a key decision that shapes who gets to be on your ballot this election cycle.
Election Filing
Thinking about running for local office in Cumberland County? A new guide breaks down exactly how to get your name on the upcoming city council and town board ballots.
Election Representation
Recent political shifts in Fayetteville and Cumberland County show that Black candidates can actually win at-large elections. This opinion piece argues that the old rules of local representation are changing, opening up new paths for diverse leadership across the whole map.