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| Elected Officials - Federal |
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President & Congress |
President
George W. Bush
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Senator
Elizabeth Dole
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Senator
Richard Burr
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| Elected Officials - State |
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Governor & State Legislature |
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| Elected Officials - Lenoir County |
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County Commissioners |
North Carolina's 100 counties are, like the state's cities, general-purpose units of local government. But differences remain between cities and counties - both functional and organizational.
The functional differences arise mainly from the basic fact that the state's counties,
unlike its cities, cover all the state's territory and include all its citizens.
Thus, from North Carolina's earliest years, county governments have been used as
a means of carrying out some of state government's responsibilities. Furthermore,
beyond acting as an agent of state government, counties also have assumed as a
practical matter primary responsibility for a number of functions that are
traditionally considered local government's - those services that are needed by
everyone, whether he lives in an urban, suburban, or rural area.
This List of the Lenoir County Commissioners was provided by the Lenoir County Board of Elections to assist you in contacting your elected Representative >>
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| Elected Officials - City of Kinston |
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City Council |
The city of Kinston uses the Council - Manager form of Government. The council is the policy-making body and appoints the manager, who is the chief administrator. The mayor is elected separately, presides over the council but has few independent powers. The Mayor and Council members are elected for a term of 4 (four) years.
This List of Representatives was provided by the Lenoir County Board of Elections to assist you in contacting your elected Representative >>
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