Early Voting Begins October 20 | Election Day November 8
Campaign Weekly Update
On the 2022 general election ballot, City of Charlotte voters have the opportunity to approve a $226 million bond referenda package that will fund construction and revitalization of transportation corridors including streets and sidewalks, more affordable housing, and improvements to neighborhoods in established and emerging high-growth areas. At end end of your ballot, please vote YES ✅ for all three bonds: $146.2 million for streets, $50 million for housing and $29.8 million for neighborhoods.
Become a Digital Ambassador
If you support the #2022CLTBonds, we have an easy way you can get involved: become a digital ambassador!

We want our supporters to have everything they need to spread the word to vote "yes" for bonds. There are social media images, email signatures, a virtual meeting background (for Zoom or Webex) and more for you to download and use to tell your friends, family, neighbors and colleagues that you support the City Bonds.

Visit our Resources page to view all of our digital and printable assets as well as our weekly newsletters.

For more information on how to get involved, visit our Get Involved webpage.
Streets Project Spotlight: Congestion Mitigation
We've all been there – sitting in traffic for what seems like hours. Charlotte has seen significant population growth over the years and that adds more stress on the city's transportation network in the form of congestion. Good news! By voting YES for the bonds, you can help fund congestion mitigation in three booming areas of the city: South Charlotte, University City and Steele Creek.

Included in the streets bond is $10 million for projects including adding turn lanes at intersections, extending existing lanes or making connections to enhance the street grid.

To learn more about the Congestion Mitigation project, please visit the City of Charlotte Department of Transportation website.

And for more information about the streets bond and other projects included in the bonds package, please visit our website.
Frequently Asked Question
Q: Will my taxes go up with a "yes" vote?

A: No. The financing costs for the bonds are included in the current city budget. No additional property tax increase will be required to pay for these bonds.



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