Whatley backs six-year House and 12-year Senate term limits; Cooper has not pubilcally stated a position.
A titan of American economic thought taught lessons that are still worthwhile learning today.
Even in a deeply divided political environment, NC voters are finding common ground on questions about taxes, property rights, and election security.
The move comes just weeks before voters decide this November on a constitutional amendment requiring limits on local property tax increases.
In 2026, NC legislators have an opportunity to solidify critical protections for workers. No North Carolinian should be forced to join or pay dues to a union just to earn a living.
New documents offer details about the proposed settlement of a class-action lawsuit over solitary confinement of juveniles in North Carolina.
Lawmakers could take up election changes, hemp restrictions, a constitutional amendment, and two veto overrides before Election Day.
State Republican legislative leaders are defending a trial court’s decision to uphold two state constitutional amendments North Carolina voters approved in 2018.
NC voters are being asked to rewrite part of the state’s fundamental law. They deserve the best chance to read what they’re really voting on.
County managers across the five counties cited many of the same fiscal pressures: rising costs, school funding needs, public safety demands, slower revenue growth, and uncertainty over state and federal funding.
Constitutionalizing existing laws that face no imminent repeal is not principled constitutional design; it is entrenchment for its own sake, aimed at making it harder for a future legislature to govern.
