NC House passes election bill, but Senate path remains uncertain
House passes revised election bill after GOP concerns, but Senate Leader Phil Berger has not committed to taking it up.
A Superior Court judge has ruled that so-called “never residents” cannot vote in any North Carolina election, confirming a result Republican groups predicted two weeks earlier.
State and national Republican Party groups are celebrating a court victory in a dispute over “never resident” voters in North Carolina.
A Superior Court judge will hear arguments Monday in a lawsuit challenging the right of “never residents” to cast ballots in North Carolina’s federal elections.
Recent court filings have returned the issue of nonresident North Carolina voters to the headlines.
NC Sen. Terence Everitt resigns, exits 2026 race to focus on voting rights work. District 18 now open—one of NC’s most competitive Senate seats.
The Democratic National Committee is asking for a three-judge Superior Court panel to hear a Republican lawsuit challenging “never residents” as voters in North Carolina elections.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is asking for a three-judge Superior Court panel to hear a lawsuit challenging “never residents” as voters in state elections.
The Libertarian voter challenging North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies” hopes a federal court will resolve her appeal by the November election.
A federal judge has rejected left-of-center groups’ challenge of a North Carolina law linked to same-day voter registration rules.
A Libertarian voter is asking the 4th US Circuit of Appeals to review a recent trial court ruling upholding North Carolina’s law against “ballot selfies.”
The state and national Republican parties are asking a North Carolina court to determine that so-called “never residents” cannot vote in state elections.