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NCSBE to upgrade software, cautions elections officials on social media use

The North Carolina State Board of Elections launched a new effort to modernize the state's data system and said there are 75,000 voters remaining on the Registration Repair List, the ongoing work on tens of thousands of incomplete voter registrations across the state.

Theresa Opeka

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Asian, Latino groups working with Elias seek to intervene in GOP elections lawsuit

Two activist groups represented by Democratic operative Marc Elias’ law firm want to intervene in a lawsuit Republican groups filed against the State Board of Elections. The suit accuses election officials of ignoring a 2023 state law requiring removal from the voting rolls of noncitizens identified through jury questionnaires.

CJ Staff
Opinion

Cooperation with ICE is not anti immigrant

“STOP the anti-immigrant bill, HB 10.”  When I opened my inbox the above subject line repopulated hundreds of times. It piqued my interest, so I read a little further. The email continued with the assertion that:   “This bill will make immigrants in our community feel unsafe and cause detrimental economic impacts on our state. We...

Ken Fontenot
Opinion

Protecting the homeland starts at home

When asked what the biggest issue is influencing their voting decisions this election year, more voters across North Carolina chose “immigration” than any other option, even over the ever-relevant economy, according to a recent Carolina Journal poll. It’s an understandable area for concern; illegal immigration through our nation’s southern border has skyrocketed in the last...

Jeff Moore