Vote Yes For Bonds

THANK YOU to everyone who voted yes and to the countless volunteers, community and business leaders who worked so hard to pass these bonds. An overwhelming majority of Mecklenburg County voters chose stronger, safer schools and a brighter future.

Harvey Gantt: "I sincerely hope Mecklenburg County voters will join me in supporting our children, our school board, teachers and staff and get to the polls by Nov. 7 and vote ‘Yes!’ on the school bond package." charlotteobserver.com/opinion/articl…

The @VoteYes4Bonds campaign picked up two key endorsements: The Black Political Caucus and the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce both voted to endorse bonds that will fund 30 projects at schools across the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community. The bond package, on the ballot this November, is a vital investment in students, schools, and the future of the region. Learn more: charlotteregion.co/BondEndorsemen…

The Black Political Caucus has released its endorsements. They include Stephanie Hand over Tariq Bokhari in D6, Christy Clark over Derek Partee and Dan Boone for Huntersville mayor and “yes” for the school bonds

GREAT NEWS! The Black Political Caucus of Charlotte-Mecklenburg has endorsed the School Bonds on the ballot Nov. 7! The bond will help ensure every single child has equal opportunity to learn in safe, state-of-the-art schools.

Matthews Mayor John Higdon is Voting YES! The school bond on your ballot Nov. 7 will rebuild decades-old schools in South Meck and help eliminate overcrowding. Learn more at voteyesforbonds.com.

The Lake Norman Chamber says: Vote YES! The chamber has endorsed the school bond on the ballot November 7th because it's critical for communities across North Meck. The bond includes new, state-of-the-art schools that will eliminate overcrowding in Huntersville and Cornelius.

DID YOU KNOW? CMS has about 1,300 portable classrooms. The school bond on the ballot in November will help eliminate overcrowding in our schools and give students safer, healthier learning environments.

DID YOU KNOW some of our schools were built during the Roosevelt and Kennedy administrations? Learn more about the 30 projects that will transform schools across Mecklenburg and create safer, healthier learning environments for our children. voteyesforbonds.com

ICYMI: Parents and students kicked off the Vote Yes for School Bonds Campaign. “Why I think it’s really important for us to do this bond is because we’re way behind. We’re not behind a few years, we’re behind by decades.″ wbtv.com/2023/09/07/cha…

Charlotteans like Woo Kim tell @LexiWCNC they hope the funds from three approved Charlotte bond referendum touch all parts of the community. wcnc.com/article/news/p…

@AMDREALTORCEO @canopyrealtor We missed you, Anne! It was the perfect space to celebrate victory with our campaign team — we’re thankful to @canopyrealtor for letting us use the space.

@VoteYes4Bonds Hate I missed the party! So glad @canopyrealtor could help!

Thankful for this group of campaign leaders, volunteers and elected officials for supporting investment in our city. It's early in the night but we are encouraged by the results thus far. #VoteYesForBonds

We did it! Whether you donated to the campaign, volunteered to work a voting precinct or simply just voted YES, we're grateful for all our city bonds advocates. Thank you for making these necessary investments in our city possible. ✅

Polls are open today until 7:30 p.m.! Make sure to go to the bottom of your ballot and #VoteYesForBonds. #2022CLTBonds🗳️ ✅

Your last chance to #VoteYesForBonds is on Election Day. We'll see you at the polls tomorrow! #2022CLTBonds ✅

It's the last day of in-person early voting! Charlotte — make sure to go to the end of your ballot and #VoteYesForBonds. 🗳️ ✅

Get to know your ballot and familiarize yourself on how to #VoteYesForBonds. ✅ 🗳️ This is how the #2022CLTBonds will be shown on your ballot, make sure to select YES if you support the streets, neighborhood and housing bonds.

As we near #ElectionDay we are focusing on the $226 million Charlotte city bond package on the ballot. In our new podcast, find out how voting 'yes' could help improve neighborhoods from University City to Ballantyne - charlotteregion.co/CityBondsPod20…

infrastructure carefully and have detailed, long-range plans for maintenance and improvement. Whether a private residence or a city street, the process is ongoing and becomes more expensive if not properly and diligently managed.

#FAQ about #2022CLTBonds Q: Some of the roads, intersections and neighborhoods that are getting bond monies seem fine the way they are. Why do we need to renovate or improve them? 🛣️ A: Needed repairs may not be apparent to the untrained eye. City engineers monitor our