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Haley campaign stop in Charlotte kicks off weekend of dueling rallies

Former South Carolina governor and Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley made a campaign stop in Charlotte on Friday ahead of the Tuesday, March 5 presidential primary in North Carolina. She was introduced by South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman.

Zach Rounceville
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Coming off South Carolina victory, Trump to rally in Greensboro Saturday

In South Carolina's Saturday Republican presidential primary, 60% of voters choose former President Donald Trump as their nominee for the 2024 presidential race. Just over 39% of voters chose the state's former governor, Nikki Haley, as the nominee. The vote comes as North Carolina voters prep for the March 5 primary and as Trump plans a visit to Greensboro this weekend.

Donna King
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Report: Nearly half a million illegal immigrants reside in NC

The United States, including North Carolina, is facing a growing number of serious issues due to the millions of illegal immigrants that have come into the country since President Joe Biden took office, and experts say the problems are likely to get a lot worse.

Theresa Opeka

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Opinion

Where have all the debates gone?

I can’t be the only one who loves a good debate. During election seasons past, I’d get as excited for a big debate as others do for a major sporting event. But there has been a sharp drop in candidates willing to participate in a classic, no-holds-barred verbal rumble. Starting at the top, former-President Donald...

David Larson
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Early voting underway for NC March primary

Early voting started Thursday, Feb. 15, for North Carolina’s March 5 primary election and runs through March 2. There are 360 early voting sites in all 100 counties, but they sometimes differ from a voter’s regular Election Day voting location. Voters can also hand in their absentee ballot to an election official at early voting sites. According...

CJ Staff
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NCGOP chair Whatley is leading candidate to head RNC

"As we've seen in North Carolina Chairman Whatley can bring Trump to victory and will do so in 2024," said NCGOP Vice Chair Susan Mills in an exclusive interivew with Carolina Journal after senior North Carolina Republicans were informed that Ronna McDaniel intends to resign her post.

CJ Staff