“The top five states where residents’ votes will have the biggest impact in the 2024 election are all fiercely-contested battleground states: Nevada, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona and Wisconsin. If you live in one of these states, you could quite literally have the fate of the election in your hands," said analyst Chip Lugo.
The View Cries ‘Tremendous Voter Suppression,’ But ‘Huge Turnout’ In many states today they can literally harvest a ballot for you. Where’s all the voter suppression? Nevermind. It’s opinions from “The View.” The constant cries over voter suppression is one of the dumber narratives in this nation. Honestly, it would be nice if everything in...
Today’s progressivism is a bore. The constant demand for more and more government spending places progressivism on a path toward destruction. Debt, inflation, and a diminished existence for the citizenry — that’s all the result of constant cries for more and more spending and government action. Shouldn’t we be asking more profound questions about what...
The recent American election in November 2020 may have put a new president in the White House, but there was little settled on the political and social landscape. Approximately 79 million people voted for Donald Trump. However, a majority of Republican voters believed the election contained irregularities. This included things such as fraud related to...
Analysts are turning their attention to the 2020 presidential election, and North Carolina will likely play a big part. The Civitas Institute, a conservative public policy organization, released a preview of its statewide poll Nov. 26 showing voters are split between favoring Republicans and Democrats in the presidential election. Harper Polling, on behalf of Civitas...
In the past eight years, Democratic registration in North Carolina has dropped by about 128,000 voters while Republicans have gained 124,000 voters during the same period.
Rick Henderson on voter enthusiasm; lawmakers debate limits for local sales-tax rates, look at the driver's license renewal process & disagree over license-plate reading cameras; Sarah Curry on why legislators should repeal the electronic cigarette tax.
Rick Henderson on electioneering by local govts; Phil Bryant & Terry Stoops on pay-for-performance for teachers; John Stossel & Howard Dean debate health care issues; Kevin Duffus on history of Blackbeard the Pirate; Jon Ham on election "fact checkers".
It’s been a truism of North Carolina politics for years that swing voters in Eastern North Carolina hold the key to winning statewide races. I think this notion became outdated a long time ago, and now I think that the economic reversals of the past three years have clearly revealed its obsolescence.
Whether and how to wage war in Iraq is not only a legitimate debate to have in the midst of North Carolina's congressional elections but is an indispensable one. After all, national security and foreign policy are the prime constitutional tasks of a federal government.
