Monroe, NCVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Monroe Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Surluta B. Anthony

Candidate for Mayor

7 candidates · 4 seats7 sourced positions

Surluta B. Anthony is running for mayor of Monroe in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against David Dotson.

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Monroe mayor pro tem who has served on the City Council since 2013. She replaced David Dotson as mayor pro tem in July 2025.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Democrat
Campaign website
surluta4mayor.com

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Where Surluta B. Anthony stands: positions on the record

Outside agency funding1 sourced position
I-77 South project1 sourced position
Park rentals1 sourced position
Council conduct1 sourced position
  • Voted yes on a no-confidence resolution against Mayor Robert Burns (passed 5-2, July 2025).

    Council voteEnquirer Journal

Partisan elections1 sourced position
  • as reported by WBTV

    Said at a press conference that the state added Monroe to House Bill 3 without notifying the council.

    “inconceivable that members of our General Assembly would take it upon themselves to arbitrarily change our charter without the simple courtesy of notifying us”

    Own statementWBTV · Jun 13, 2025

Growth and development1 sourced position
  • Campaign platform lists strategic development that avoids displacement and safe and affordable housing initiatives.

    “Strategic development that avoids displacement”

    Own statementSurluta B. Anthony for Mayor

Taxes and budget1 sourced position
  • Campaign platform lists independent financial oversight reviews under fiscal responsibility and transparency.

    “Independent financial oversight reviews”

    Own statementSurluta B. Anthony for Mayor

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