Buncombe County Commission, District 2
- General election
- November 3, 2026
- On the ballot
- 2 candidates
- You can vote for
- One
Side by side
The same three things for everyone: time in office, their own words, and how they voted when the minutes name who voted no. Motions aren't compared, because a mayor chairs the meeting and a challenger holds no seat.
- Lonnie IsraelChallenger
- Not in elected office now
Not on this body now, so there are no votes to compare. Their own words are below.
- Greg ParksChallenger
- Not in elected office now
Not on this body now, so there are no votes to compare. Their own words are below.
Lonnie Israel
In their own words
“Continue advocating for long-term Hurricane Helene recovery to help families, businesses, and communities rebuild stronger.”
Undated, read it in contextRecorded split votes
Not on a voting body, so none.
Greg Parks
In their own words
No statement on this found yet.
Recorded split votes
Not on a voting body, so none.
Where they differed on helene recovery
No split vote on this issue where the minutes show them on different sides.
"Not among the no votes" means the minutes name who voted no and this person isn't one of them. A unanimous vote names no one, so it isn't counted. Minutes before December 2024 aren't matched to members yet.
Service record
Not in this office now, so there are no votes to show here.
In their words
Checked parksforbuncombe.com/blank-1, AOL/Citizen Times 2026-10-06 commissioners on Oct 16, 2026: no statement by Greg Parks on housing, homelessness or recovery found yet.
Service record
Not in this office now, so there are no votes to show here.
In their words
“Continue advocating for long-term Hurricane Helene recovery to help families, businesses, and communities rebuild stronger.”
Campaign websiteUndated page, retrieved Oct 16, 2026
Read it in context
Photos are official portraits for officeholders and campaign-site photos for challengers, cropped the same way for everyone. Candidate lists come from the State Board of Elections file for the Nov. 3 general election.