What Charlotte Council Actually Approved: Stadium Bonds, Lay-Down Lease, and a 4,400-Seat Performance Venue ‣ CLT Mercury Council advanced stadium financing steps, leased a lay-down yard, and cleared a 4,400-seat, privately funded performance venue. No money moves until contracts are finalized and approvals are received.

Stadium Votes
Everyone’s talking about stadium votes—here’s what actually passed. Council OK’d a procedural bond step, leased a lay‑down yard, and green‑lit a privately funded 4,400‑seat hall. No public money in the venue, ➡️ cltmercury.com/what-charlo...
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Key Dates & Voter Information: 2025 Charlotte Election - The Charlotte Mercury Key Dates — Charlotte 2025 (Elections, Deadlines & Civic To-Dos) We keep the dates. You do the democracy. Welcome to Poll Dance 2025—our mildly snarky guide to when things actually happen in Charlotte this year. Quick links: Home · News · Politics · Special coverage: Poll Dance 2025 → Last…

Key Dates — Election 2025
Miss early voting, and you’re letting one in eight decide for eight in eight. We built Mercury to close that info gap—so set your reminders and show up. #LastToFirst
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Key Dates — Election 2025 🗳️
Miss early voting and you’re letting 1 in 8 decide for 8 in 8. We built Mercury to close that info gap—so set your reminders and show up. #LastToFirst
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District 3 flips to Joi Mayo, District 5 likely recount, and a campaign reshaped by Iryna Zarutska’s killing ‣ CLT Mercury Joi Mayo ousts Tiawana Brown in District 3, District 5 heads toward a recount, and safety on Charlotte’s Blue Line becomes a central test for November.

District 3 flipped. Joi Mayo ousts Tiawana Brown—powered by ground game and BPC backing. She’ll face Republican James Bowers in November. No spin. Receipts inside: cltmercury.com/district-3-f...
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