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RNC likely to be led by NC Republicans

With an impending leadership change atop the Republican National Committee (RNC), there is a strong possibility the reins of the GOP will be placed in the hands of two Republicans from North Carolina. Recently, news broke that RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel planned to resign following the South Carolina primary, reportedly asked to step aside by...

CJ Staff
Opinion

Republicans can win big by returning to greater focus on policy

If there is any single driver of American politics today, it’s division. Both sides are guilty of fanning the flames of our divisive politics, and some say Donald Trump took it to a new level. Instead of settling old scores, conservative candidates should focus more on pragmatic policy-focused campaigning.   There is little doubt that 2020...

Tanner Nau
Opinion

New census data, N.C. Constitution, will create a different looking state Senate

Part two of a three-part series outlining an independent analysis of census data. In part one of CJ’s deep dive into new census data, we examined the required county “clusters” or groupings required under the North Carolina constitution’s whole county provision and how those constitutional mandates will impact North Carolina’s coming legislative redistricting. Political boundaries...

Dallas Woodhouse

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Opinion

New census data puts GOP in good position at General Assembly

Part one of a three-part series outlining an independent analysis of census data. Two of North Carolina’s most accomplished political consultants have crunched the latest census data and predict Republicans will have a strong political advantage in both chambers of the General Assembly. Note that this is not a Republican/conservative view of how districts can be...

Dallas Woodhouse
News

N.C. Republicans quiet about Trump’s plans for new political party

Days after leaving office, former President Donald Trump has reportedly floated the idea of forming his own political party. The new party, potentially called the Patriot Party, would severely divide the GOP and make it difficult for conservatives to win elective office in many parts of North Carolina.  So far, N.C. Republicans are staying silent...

Andrew Dunn
News

GOP Candidates To Debate in ‘Hometown Forum’

RALEIGH – A week before North Carolina’s voters head to the polls, Republican candidates for governor will debate in a “Hometown Forum” tonight in Asheboro. John Locke Foundation President John Hood will moderate the event hosted by the Republican Women’s Club of Randolph County.

CJ Staff