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November 14, 2012 Elections » The Election Page

Who will fill Chris Malone's vacancy on the Wake County school board?

by Will Huntsberry @willhuntsberry

In many North Carolina counties, school boards are nonpartisan. In theory, Wake County is one of them. Since Wake's board members don't run as Republicans and Democrats, it is technically a nonpartisan governing body. However, we define them by their party—and in…

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Tags: The Election Page, Wake County school board, Wake County Board of Education, Chris Malone, Jim Martin

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