Caballero was the second-highest polling candidate in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Oct. 10, garnering 18.09% of the vote. She will face Nate Baker, Carl Rist, Khalilah Karim and Monique Holsey-Hyman in the general election on Nov. 7 for the Council’s three at-large seats.
Karim was the fourth-highest polling candidate in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Oct. 10, garnering 12.21% of the vote. She will face Nate Baker, Javiera Caballero, Carl Rist and Monique Holsey-Hyman in the general election on Nov. 7 for the Council’s three at-large seats.
Halsey-Hyman was the sixth-highest polling candidate in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Oct. 10, garnering 8.19% of the vote. She will face Nate Baker, Javiera Caballero, Carl Rist, and Khalilah Karim in the general election on Nov. 7 for the Council’s three at-large seats.
Rist was the third-highest polling candidate in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Oct. 10, garnering 17.63% of the vote. He will face Nate Baker, Javiera Caballero, Khalilah Karim and Monique Holsey-Hyman in the general election on Nov. 7 for the Council’s three at-large seats.
Woodard was the second highest polling candidate in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Oct. 10, garnering 29.04% of the vote. He will face Leonardo Williams in the general election on Nov. 7.
Williams was the highest polling candidate in Durham’s primary municipal elections on Oct. 10 and will face Mike Woodard in the general election on Nov. 7.
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The election will decide Durham's mayor and three new Durham City Council members, from the top candidates of Durham’s primary municipal election on Oct. 10.
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The top two vote recipients for mayor and the top six vote recipients for the City Council’s three at-large seats will advance to the election in November.
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Founded in 2014, the Double Bucks Program in Durham works to increase accessibility to fresh food by doubling the buying power of participants in food assistance programs. When it faced a lack of funding in 2023, Duke Health stepped in.
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The Chronicle compiled a quick guide on several volunteer organizations that are accessible for students both on- and off-campus.
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