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The 2024 election is underway, and several of the offices on this year’s ballot will have major consequences for public education in North Carolina.

Voters in the state will elect a new superintendent of public instruction, between Republican Michele Morrow and Democrat Mo Green. But there are plenty of other important positions up for election this year, from governor and state representatives to local offices like school boards and county commissioners.

At EdNC, we want our coverage of the 2024 election to focus on what you care about most. The answers to these questions will be used to inform the stories we write, the questions we ask candidates, and more.

If we report on answers, they will be anonymous and reported in aggregate. And as a thank you, leave your contact information at the end for a chance to win one of five $100 gift cards.

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