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Our Wall Begins at the Ballot Box

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Early voting is underway, and Election Day is March 3rd. For Waxhaw residents, this Union County primary may be one of the most consequential elections we participate in — not because it will draw national headlines, but because turnout will be low. In elections like this, a relatively small number of votes can determine who […]

Rushed Votes and False Victories: Waxhaw November 10 BOC Meeting

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The Waxhaw November 10 BOC meeting marked the final session for the three holdover commissioners from the previous board—Commissioners Hall, McMillon, and Wesolek. Their replacements will be sworn in at the December 9th meeting, shifting Waxhaw’s leadership into a new phase. But before departing, the holdovers pressed through one last controversial action: a vote on […]

The Waxhaw Wallop 2.0

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Tonight marks a turning point for Waxhaw – The Waxhaw Wallop 2.0 – much like the first Waxhaw Wallop. Voters have spoken loud and clear — choosing stable growth, stable taxes, and most importantly, residents first. With the election of Daniel Farris (1,644 votes, 21.61%), Michael De Iulio (1,623 votes, 21.33%), and John Gemignani (1,619 […]

Vote for Full Representation — Vote Waxhaw Wall 2.0

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It’s Election Day in Waxhaw, and the forecast couldn’t be better — perfect weather to get out and make your voice heard. Local elections decide who will shape Waxhaw’s future on issues that matter most: growth, roads, taxes, and transparency. The Waxhaw Wall 2.0 team is committed to restoring balance and full representation to our […]

When Three Votes is Not Enough

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At our October 28th Board of Commissioners meeting, something important happened — not just about parking spaces, but about process, fairness, and respect for the rules that keep our local government transparent. During a discussion about a new parking configuration downtown, Commissioner Hall attempted to introduce and push through his own design on the spot. […]