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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Concord public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Municipal Election and Tiebreaker Policy
The council called the November General Municipal Election. A resident urged the council to replace the tiebreaker-by-lot rule with a special election option, though no change was made.
Election Information
Your June 2 primary election ballot is coming soon! Don't miss the deadlines to register and mail it back to make sure your vote is counted.
Local Elections
Get ready to vote, Concord! Your June 2nd ballot isn't just about the big governor's race; you'll also be choosing local representatives, including a key U.S. District 10 seat. Your vote matters for local leadership!
Mayoral Election
Get ready, Concord! The race for mayor is officially on, and you'll be hearing a lot about the candidates vying for the city's top job. It's time to pay attention to who wants to lead us next.
City Council Compensation
Concord's city council members are considering slashing their own pay to help the city weather the financial storm caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. It's a symbolic and practical move to share the pain while the local government scrambles to balance its budget.
Mayoral Appointment
Concord has a new mayor! We don't know who it is yet, but they'll be making some big decisions for the city. Keep an eye out to see what changes are coming.
City Council Election
Get ready, Concord! Marnie Sheehan Carter is throwing her hat in the ring for City Council. This could shake things up, so pay attention as we get closer to election day.