North Carolinians will choose candidates for Congress, the General Assembly and statewide courts, along with three constitutional amendments.
Trump rallied in Gastonia for Senate candidate Michael Whatley, attacking Roy Cooper on crime, inmate releases and Helene as Democrats called the visit a panic move.
Whatley's fortunes will come down to a successful introduction to the voters, a real slip in Cooper's positive image, and good news on the national and international front in order to improve the economy and boost Trump's (and the overall GOP) favorability.
The $31.4 million is earmarked for a television reservation, locking in rates and ensuring available airtime.
This $71 million investment is part of a much larger, $342 million nationwide strategy targeting key battleground Senate races like Ohio, Georgia, and Michigan.
Standing before a crowd in Gastonia, Whatley launched his campaign with the promise to “put America First and deliver conservative victories for North Carolina families.” The announcement marks the entry of a high-profile Republican into what is expected to be one of the nation’s most closely watched Senate races in 2026.
People connected to Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Cheri Beasley are complaining to the national press that Democrat allies are not stepping up to the plate and spending outside money to lift her candidacy. But is Beasley playing possum? According to Dictionary.com, to play possum is to: To pretend to be dead, a trick used by...
The anti-Tillis group had good reason to believe that the original source of its "80 percent got a tax hike" claim, the North Carolina Justice Center, meant to say just that.
How many times have you heard the claim that the 2013 tax reform bill will result in a tax increase for 80 percent of North Carolinians?
