Downtown Concord, NC is the county seat of Cabarrus County, North Carolina. It is located about 18 miles northeast of Charlotte and 124 miles from Raleigh. In the 2020 election, Trump won Cabarrus County by almost 10 points over Biden. The county has six municipalities, with Concord being the largest. Democratic and Republican candidates have been actively campaigning in the area, with events such as fundraisers and door-to-door campaigning taking place. The Cabarrus County Government Center is located in Concord, and the historic Cabarrus County Courthouse is a prominent landmark in the city. Downtown Kannapolis is the second largest city in the county, located northeast of Charlotte. Overall, the political landscape in Cabarrus County seems to lean towards the Republican party, as evidenced by Trump’s victory in the 2020 election. Various events, such as community fish fries and fundraising auctions, have been held to support both Democratic and Republican candidates in the area. Former Cabarrus County Commissioner Barbara Strang has been actively involved in managing merchandise and events at the Republican Party headquarters in Concord during campaign events. Despite political differences, the community comes together for events and activities in downtown Concord, showcasing the vibrant spirit of the city.
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