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Mona Singh secures nomination for Wake County Commissioner
Her campaign is focused on investing in schools and improving quality of life in Wake County.
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Malvika Choudhary - Thu, 05, Mar 2026
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Mona Singh / X/Mona Singh
Mona Singh, a Democratic candidate for Wake County Commissioner At-Large in North Carolina, advanced to the general election after winning the county’s March 3 primary.
Singh is seeking one of two at-large seats on the Wake County Board of Commissioners, the county’s governing body responsible for setting property tax rates and overseeing funding decisions that affect public schools, infrastructure, public health, libraries, and other countywide services.
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Congratulations, Mona, on a terrific campaign and WIN! pic.twitter.com/hxDQMBwW98
— Mona Singh (@monaforwake) March 5, 2026
Her campaign has focused on investing in public schools, improving residents’ quality of life, and introducing innovation in local government. Singh, a technology consultant and longtime Wake County resident, has said she aims to promote people-centered governance and data-driven decision-making to strengthen county services.
IA Impact congratulated Singh on advancing to the next stage of the race. “Congratulations to @monaforwake on advancing to the general election for Wake County Commissioner in North Carolina! A seasoned innovator and community advocate, Mona will champion people-centered governance and data-driven solutions to help every family in Wake County thrive,” the group said in a post on X.
Congratulations to @monaforwake on advancing to the general election for Wake County Commissioner in North Carolina! A seasoned innovator and community advocate, Mona will champion people-centered governance and data-driven solutions to help every family in Wake County thrive. pic.twitter.com/VacdTA6kQj
— Indian American Impact (@IA_Impact) March 4, 2026
The primary narrowed the Democratic field for the two at-large seats, with Singh and former Wake County school board member Christine Kushner emerging as the nominees who will move on to the Nov. 3, general election.
Wake County, which includes the state capital Raleigh and is among the fastest-growing counties in North Carolina, faces policy challenges related to population growth, housing, transportation, and education funding—issues that have featured prominently in the commissioner race.
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