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NC’s 2026 turnout favored Democratic primaries
Primary turnout shows Democrats with higher participation, while unaffiliated voters favored Democratic ballots, reversing a trend that dates back to 2010.
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NC’s 1st Congressional District heads for rematch
A rematch is set in NC’s 1st Congressional District as Republican Laurie Buckhout defeats GOP challengers and will face Rep. Don Davis again in November.
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Facing primary fight, Berger’s war chest swells to $1.8 million
Berger’s strong fundraising isn’t just vital for his own reelection, it’s been critically important for Senate Republicans overall. His financial support helped colleagues in far more competitive races, playing a key role in maintaining the GOP’s supermajority in the NC Senate after the 2024 election.
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Third Wheel: Forward Party played active role in high profile Democrat primary
Foward party behind Rep. Brockman going into general election.
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6th Congressional District GOP primary headed to run-off
NC 6th district will likely go into run-off.
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Officials confirm smooth transition to voter ID verification
The Wake County Board of Elections didn’t spotlight any current issues or concerns with voter ID implementation in an update to the Carolina Journal.
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Haley Supporters Rally In Raleigh Ahead of Primary
Hundreds of Nikki Haley supporters filed into Union Station in downtown Raleigh on Saturday afternoon
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Walker campaign denounces alleged deepfake video
Walker campaign says video put out by First Freedoms Foundation is an AI-generated "deepfake."
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Successful poll worker recruitment paves the way for election transparency
The three most populated counties in the state – Wake, Mecklenburg, and Guilford – are all on track with poll worker recruitment, officials report.
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Conservatives push to increase early voting
Dallas Woodhouse explains the importance of early voting.
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In Focus: 6th Congressional District GOP debate
Four out of six candidates address federal debt, education and foreign affairs.
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Legislators warn about ‘election meltdown’ if injunction blocks state Senate districts
North Carolina’s top legislative leaders urge a federal court to reject an injunction in a lawsuit challenging the state’s new state Senate election map. An injunction “would risk an election meltdown,” according to a court filing Friday.
