Opinion
Big News Story Ignored by Those Involved
Isn't it strange how a state's major news outlets are ignoring one of the biggest stories of the weekend?
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It’s good for you
Opinion
Piering into the Murky Depths of the Legislative Deal
The case of one Nags Head pier project exposes numerous problems with the way our General Assembly operates.
Opinion
CJ Editorial: The Integrity of the Ballot
An early order of business for the 2011 General Assembly should be a new law setting tougher requirements when persons both register to vote and cast their ballots.
Opinion
Amendment Banning Ex-Felons from Becoming Sheriffs A Bad Idea
RALEIGH -- The state constitution should not be amended on a whim. And there's no sound reason to limit the rights of voters to choose among candidates for sheriff.
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To the back, please
Opinion
Estimating the Republican Wave
In the NC Senate, generic polling has been a fairly good predictor of the share of votes cast for GOP candidates – but has tended to overestimate the number of seats won.
Opinion
No GOP Tsunami Required
If you measure the gains across seven wave elections, you will find average gains of two congressional seats, seven state senate seats, and 14 state house seats.
Opinion
The Talk of the News
News/talk stations attract an average of about 650,000 North Carolina listeners every quarter-hour, or about 11 percent of all listeners in rated markets.
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Some things considered
Opinion
An October Surprise on Perdue?
The most likely explanation for federal interest in the Perdue flights is as a natural extension of the preexisting investigation of the Easley flights.
Opinion
Can e-editions save newspapers?
Can e-editions — a navigable digital version of the actual print edition — help stop the circulation declines experienced by American newspapers?
