The North Carolina Court of Appeals has rejected a "fair elections" redistricting lawsuit from former state Supreme Court Justice Bob Orr.
Two voters challenging state Senate districts in northeastern North Carolina are dropping their appeal in federal court.
An underappreciated consequence of the decision is that it will make it easier for reformers to constrain partisan gerrymandering, too.
The US Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s new congressional map Wednesday as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. The decision has implications for North Carolina's redistricting.
Critics challenging Watauga County local election districts are dropping their claims that the districts lead to malapportionment.
Buckhout’s selection to NRCC program highlights NC-1’s growing competitiveness following redistricting and closely matched fundraising.
NC Republicans were not the first in the state to draw maps favorable to their own party. And nationally, they are hardly the only ones currently doing so.
If the GOP ends up hanging onto the US House by a handful of seats, NC moving from a 7-7 state to a 10-4 state will certainly be a major part of the equation.
A recent hearing highlighted problems with pinning down a legal standard for fairness in drawing election maps.
Democrats in both Carolinas are learning the only real answer to their redistricting complaints is actually winning elections.
With the primary elections wrapped up Tuesday night, let’s take a look at some of the key GOP primaries for US House. Current Congressional Republicans cruise: Greg Murphy (NC-3), Virginia Foxx (NC-5), David Rouzer (NC-7), Richard Hudson (NC-9), and Chuck Edwards (NC-11) all faced little or nominal opposition in the primaries and the General Election...
