Norlina would skip its 2027 town election, then resume regular elections in even-numbered years in 2028 with four-year terms phased in for town leaders.
Regular town elections would resume in 2028 and take place in even-numbered years. After the 2028 election, the mayor and top two commissioner candidates would serve four years; the next three would serve two.
Norlina would hold no town election in 2027. The mayor and five commissioners whose terms are due to end that year would stay in office one extra year if they are serving when the act takes effect.
Regular Norlina elections would be held in even-numbered years, with four-year terms phased in for the mayor and commissioners. This schedule applies to regular municipal elections in the Town of Norlina. In 2030 and every four years after that, three commissioners would be elected to four-year terms. In 2032 and every four years after that, the mayor and two commissioners would be elected to four-year terms. The act would take effect when it becomes law and apply to elections held on or after that date.
Norlina would hold no municipal election in 2027, and some current officers’ terms would be extended by one year. This applies to the Town of Norlina. The extensions apply to the mayor and five commissioners whose terms are set to expire in 2027 and who are serving when the act takes effect. The election cancellation applies to 2027. The extensions would take effect when the act becomes law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.