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Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Second Primary Election Day Is Today
Polls Open from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm
Preliminary Results Added

**10:10 pm** Scroll down for the preliminary results. Macon Media and The Franklin Press were the only local new outlets present at the Board of Elections and Macon Media was the only one transmitting the results in near real time on the internet, posting results on Facebook before the state website.

Election Coverage Card

Today is the second primary day in the 2016 election cycle. All regular polling locations are open and posted below for your convenience.

Only 328 of the 24,756 registered voters in Macon County availed themselves of the opportunity to vote early in this primary. Statewide projections are that only 5% of voters will participate in this second primary.

Voters will need to have Photo ID in order to vote. Learn about the acceptable forms of identification at the North Carolina Voter ID website.

There are two ballots for this election, one for Democrats and one for Libertarians, Republicans and Unaffiliated voters.

On the Democratic ballot, there is a little-reported or acknowledged primary race between Tom Hill and Rick Bryson for Congress. The winner will face Congressman Mark Meadows this fall. Democrats are the only ones voting in this Congressional primary in the 11th district since there are no challengers to the Republican incumbent.

On both the Democratic and Nonpartisan ballots, four candidates are running for Associate Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Here they are presented in the order in which the candidates appear on the ballots: Michael R. (Mike) Morgan, Daniel Robertson, Robert H. (Bob) Edmunds and Sabra Jean Faires.





The poll workers will mark buffer zones on Election Day with "No Campaigning Past This Point" at the following polling locations:

North Franklin - Franklin Town Hall - 95 Main Street, Franklin, NC 28734

South Franklin - Macon County Public Library - 149 Siler Farm Rd. Franklin, NC 28734

East Franklin - Macon County Environmental Resource Center - 1624 Lakeside Drive, Franklin, NC 28734

Iotla - Macon County Airport - 1241 Airport Road, Franklin, NC 28734

Union - Robert C Carpenter Community Building - 1288 Georgia Road, Franklin, NC 28734

Millshoal - Holly Springs Community Building - 2720 Cat Creek Road, Franklin, NC 28734

Ellijay - Cullasaja Gorge Fire & Rescue - 104 River Road, Franklin, NC 28734

Sugarfork - Pine Grove School - 38 Peeks Creek Road, Franklin, NC 28734

Highlands - Highlands Civic Center - 600 North 4th St, Highlands, NC 28741

Flats - Scaly Mountain Fire Department - 169 Hale Ridge Rd, Scaly Mountain, NC 28775

Smithbridge - Otto Community Building - 60 Firehouse Rd, Otto, NC 28763

Cartoogechaye - West Macon Fire and Rescue - 564 Charles Nolen Road, Franklin NC 28734

Nantahala - Nantahala EMS Building - 1096 Junaluska Road, Topton NC 28781

Burningtown - Burningtown Community Building - 250 Burningtown Baptist Church Road, Franklin, NC 28714

Cowee - Cowee School - 51 Cowee School Drive, Franklin, NC 28734





UPDATES WILL BE POSTED BELOW THIS POINT 
IN REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

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**10:10 pm**

Preliminary totals for Macon County

1,708 voted out of 24,755 voters for a 6.9% turnout.

Congressional Race

Ricky Bryson 551 -- 72.69% (Won in district wide race)
Tom Hill -- 207 -- 27.31%

NC Supreme Court 
(Top Two face each other in the General Election this fall)

Edmunds -- 946 -- 58.79% (Finished first in statewide race)
Morgan -- 457 -- 28.40% (Finished second in statewide race)
Faires -- 204 -- 12.68%
Robertson --83 -- 5.16%


Jackson County passed a quarter cent sales and use tax by a margin of 63.54% for and 36.46% against.

Results by precinct, district and state:




US HOUSE DISTRICT 11 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MACON COUNTY BY PRECINCT



Precinct          Bryson  Hill

01 North Franklin 29       25      
02 South Franklin 20       23      

03 East Franklin  35       21   

04 Iotla          12       13   

05 Union          43       26     

06 Millshoal      16       14           

07 Ellijay        30       23             

08 Sugarfork      11       12    

09 Highlands      68       54      

10 Flats           9        8   

11 Smithbridge    36       33   

12 Cartoogechaye  32       24   

13 Nantahala       7       12    
14 Burningtown    14       19    
15 Cowee          45       27   
ABSENTEE          11       10     

EARLY VOTING     133      113   

PROVISIONAL        0        0    

TRANSFER           0        0              




NC SUPREME COURT

MACON COUNTY BY PRECINCT





Precinct          Edmunds  Morgan  Faires   Robertson

01 North Franklin 56       25      9        2
02 South Franklin 22       23      6        0
03 East Franklin  54       21     17        4
04 Iotla          32       13     10        1
05 Union          55       26     10        6

06 Millshoal      61       14      9        5

07 Ellijay        65       23      8        5

08 Sugarfork      16       12      2        3

09 Highlands      87       54     33       15
10 Flats          29        8     10        3
11 Smithbridge   100       33     10        2
12 Cartoogechaye  56       24     16        5
13 Nantahala      14       12      1        1
14 Burningtown    46       19      3        2
15 Cowee          78       27     12        7
ABSENTEE          22       10     10        5
EARLY VOTING     153      113     38       17
PROVISIONAL        0        0      0        0
TRANSFER           0        0      0        0


US HOUSE
DISTRICT PRELIMINARY TOTAL

Bryson   9636    50.75% (winner)
Hill          9351    49.25%


US House Results



NC SUPREME COURT PRELIMINARY STATEWIDE RESULTS

Edmunds   234,142    48.06%
Morgan     167,221     34.32%
Faires          58,588     12.03%
Robertson  27,220       5.59%


Statewide Judicial results



**6:17 pm** 45  votes cast in the South Franklin precinct.


**6:09 pm** 91 votes cast in the Union precinct.

**5:54 pm** 75 votes cast in the Millshoal precinct.

**5:41 pm** 81 votes cast in the East Franklin precinct.

**5:30 pm** 80 votes cast in the North Franklin precinct.

**12:10 pm** 28 votes cast in the South Franklin precinct.

**11:53 am** 38 votes cast in the Union precinct.

**11:44 am ** 17 votes cast in the South Franklin precinct. 

**11:25 am ** 29 votes cast in the Millshoal precinct.

**10:55 am** 24 votes cast in the East Franklin precinct.

**10:25 am 19 votes cast in the North Franklin precinct.

*6:49 am** 

Here is video of the polls opening in the North Franklin precinct this morning.




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