Cary says ‘no’ to affordable housing bond. Asheville, Charlotte and Chapel Hill say ‘yes’ ...Middle East

Four North Carolina cities and towns voted on housing bond proposals in the 2024 general election. (Photo: Clayton Henkel) On Tuesday, voters in Cary, one of the state’s wealthiest cities, narrowly defeated a $30 million bond referendum to support affordable housing. Meanwhile, voters in Asheville, Charlotte and Chapel Hill approved housing bonds totaling $135 million. The results are unofficial. In Cary, 51.48% of the electorate voted against the referendum, while 48.52% marked ballots in favor. Cary voters also defeated a parks and recreation bond by a wide margin — 55.19% against to 44.81% in favor of the bond. The bond totaled $530 million, most of which was earmarked for three new comm

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