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Exclusive: NRCC polling puts Buckhout, Davis in dead heat
According to internal polling provided to the Carolina Journal, NC-1 candidates Davis and Buckhout are tied at 41%.
Opinion
Celebrating the late birthday of NC women’s right to vote
By 1971, however, feminism and women’s rights were emerging issues, and North Carolina had not ratified women’s most basic political right, the right to vote.
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Democrats aim for sweep of all 13 Mecklenburg NC House seats
If Democrats win two toss-up seats, Mecklenburg County's NC House delegation could turn fully blue following the November election.
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Cooper holds 9-point edge over Whatley in latest US Senate poll
Former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper leads Republican Michael Whatley 50% to 41% in a new RightCount-commissioned poll of North Carolina's open US Senate race. Cooper carrying unaffiliated voters by 15 points and leading in every region except Charlotte.
Opinion
‘Never resident’ voters return to NC election law spotlight
Recent court filings have returned the issue of nonresident North Carolina voters to the headlines.
News
NCSBE approves legal counsel for Anson elections dispute
On Monday, the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) voted 4-1 to allow the board to provide litigation assistance to the Anson County Board of Elections through private counsel as selected by the board’s Executive Director, Sam Hayes.
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‘Ballot selfie’ backer makes case at 4th Circuit against NC ban
The Libertarian voter challenging North Carolina’s ban against “ballot selfies” is making her pitch to the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals.
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NC registration repair project has resolved 36,000 voter registrations
North Carolina election officials have resolved more than 36,000 incomplete voter registration records since launching a registration repair project last summer.
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Exclusive: NRCC Chair Hudson vows to unseat Davis
NRCC chairman US Rep. Richard Hudson says the NRCC is committed to flipping NC-1 red in 2026.
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Monroe Mayor Burns files for 2028 NC governor’s race
As voters look toward November’s general election, Monroe Mayor Robert Burns has his sights set further ahead on 2028.
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Voter ID critics appeal recent ruling upholding NC law
Critics who have been challenging North Carolina’s voter identification law for more than seven years in federal court are appealing the latest ruling upholding the law.
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SCOTUS ruling in Louisiana redistricting case could have NC impact
The US Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s new congressional map Wednesday as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. The decision has implications for North Carolina's redistricting.
