Transylvania County Board of Commissioners
Who won each seat on the Transylvania County Board of Commissioners at its most recent election, from the North Carolina State Board of Elections' results.
These are the people who won each seat on Transylvania County's Board of Commissioners at its most recent election in the North Carolina State Board of Elections' results, each dated to that election. They are election winners, not a list the county keeps up to date: a board fills a vacancy by appointment, so a seat that has changed hands since may still show the person who won it.
See Transylvania County on the map →Opens the map with the county layer on. Its card lists this board from the same results; no publisher draws the commissioner districts.
Board seat
- Chase R. McKelveyRepublicanElected to the rest of a term November 5, 2024.
- Emmett CasciatoRepublicanElected November 8, 2022. One of the people elected to these seats on November 8, 2022 (Jake Dalton, Emmett Casciato) left the board before November 5, 2024, when Chase R. McKelvey won the rest of that term; the results do not say which one.
- Jake DaltonRepublicanElected November 8, 2022. One of the people elected to these seats on November 8, 2022 (Jake Dalton, Emmett Casciato) left the board before November 5, 2024, when Chase R. McKelvey won the rest of that term; the results do not say which one.
- Jason Robert ChappellRepublicanElected November 5, 2024.
- Larry L. ChapmanRepublicanElected November 5, 2024.
- Teresa K. McCallRepublicanElected November 5, 2024.
Source: the North Carolina State Board of Elections' results, re-read on a schedule and landed as a reviewed pull request.
districtry is an independent, unofficial civic reference. It never guesses at who holds a seat: every name above won an election the North Carolina State Board of Elections reports, and this page dates each name to that election rather than claiming the seat is still held.
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