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House Speaker Tim Moore speaks to CJ at CLC, talks new maps, election plans

N.C. House Speaker Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, sat down with Dallas Woodhouse of Carolina Journal during the Carolina Liberty Conference on Saturday. He talked about the new redistricting maps, upcoming elections, and masking rules. Moore told Woodhouse he intends to serve a fifth term as speaker.

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Bipartisan initiatives offer new hope in war against cancer

In late March, N.C. Sen. Thom Tillis announced he would soon undergo surgery to treat prostate cancer. The treatment is now complete and, family by his side, a full recovery is expected. But as the Senator noted, his “prognosis was good” because he went to his annual physical and diligently received recommended early cancer screening...

Wayne Goodwin, Dallas Woodhouse
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A note from CJ’s editor: Media should be better

This week, a column from the Carolina Journal was cited in an article in the Triangle area’s local News & Observer.  The column, written by Dallas Woodhouse, in “The Woodshed” contained analysis and informed speculation after U.S. Census numbers revealed that North Carolina would gain a 14th U.S. House seat. In the initial version, Woodhouse presented...

Donna King

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Political tensions rise as RNC considers pulling away from Charlotte

As North Carolina grapples with President Trump’s call to pull the Republican National Convention from Charlotte, both Democrats and Republicans are seizing on the moment — using the fight to appeal to their respective bases.  But despite GOP attempts to bash Gov. Roy Cooper over his refusal to budge on COVID-19 and social-distancing conditions related to...

Kari Travis
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NCGOP Executive Director Woodhouse stepping down after state convention

Dallas Woodhouse, former TV reporter and grass-roots activist, announced Monday, April 15, he would leave his position as executive director of the N.C. Republican Party after the party’s state convention in June. Woodhouse confirmed the announcement Monday morning to several media outlets. “My contract expires at the end of the state convention. With the election...

CJ Staff
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Based on AG opinion, Cooper can’t create interim elections board, NCGOP attorney says

In a letter sent Sunday to Gov. Roy Cooper’s office, the N.C. Republican Party said it won’t be “bullied” into adding members to an interim state elections board the party considers unconstitutional — and that a legal interpretation Cooper’s own attorney sought prevents the governor from picking a temporary board. Cooper said he would appoint an...

Rick Henderson
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Debate over amendment changing elections/ethics board focused on separation of powers

Panelists debating a proposed constitutional amendment creating a new state elections/ethics board offered starkly different views about the threats to separation of powers. Critics see the proposed amendment — establishing a Bipartisan State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement — as a continuing effort by Republicans to shift executive branch authority to the legislature. Advocates...

Dan Way