Drumwright and Perdue Vie for Open Guilford County Commissioner Seat
Drumwright and Perdue are running for an At-Large seat on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners, aiming to replace Cashion.
Greensboro High Point Winston Salem, NC, October 9, 2026 — In the race for an At-Large seat on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners, candidates Drumwright and Perdue are actively campaigning. This position is set to become vacant following the departure of Commissioner Cashion, who is not seeking re-election or has otherwise concluded their tenure in the role.
The competition for this At-Large seat involves two candidates: Drumwright and Perdue. Both are seeking to represent the broader county constituency, as an At-Large position typically signifies representation for the entire county rather than a specific district. The outcome of this election will determine who will fill the vacancy left by Commissioner Cashion.
Details regarding the specific platforms of Drumwright and Perdue, their policy proposals, or their backgrounds were not provided in the summary. Information concerning campaign events, fundraising efforts, or endorsements for either candidate is also not available. The timeline for the election, including when voters will cast their ballots, has not been specified.
The role of a County Commissioner on the Guilford County Board of Commissioners generally involves overseeing county operations, approving budgets, setting local policies, and making decisions on issues that affect the residents of Guilford County. This includes areas such as public safety, infrastructure, economic development, and social services.
The identity of the incumbent commissioner, Cashion, and the circumstances leading to the vacancy (e.g., term limits, resignation, seeking other office) were not detailed. The summary focuses solely on the fact that Drumwright and Perdue are the individuals running to succeed Cashion in this specific At-Large capacity on the board.
Further information regarding the qualifications of Drumwright and Perdue, their previous public service experience, and their specific visions for Guilford County will be critical for voters as the election approaches. The precise nature of the election process, including whether this is a primary election, a general election, or a special election, was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Camdyn Bruce Staff Reporter on greensboro.com, see more information here.
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