NC Supreme Court Races Could Decide The Fate Of Election Laws, Reproductive Rights
Two contests for the state Supreme Court could decide everything from how elections are administered to reproductive rights for North Carolinians.
Two contests for the state Supreme Court could decide everything from how elections are administered to reproductive rights for North Carolinians.
A coalition calling itself Fair Courts NC just finished touring the state to bring awareness to the dangers partisanship poses in North Carolina’s judicial system.
Ted Budd has a history of voting against bills that would protect children from sexual and physical abuse.
Instead of bowing to a far-right doctrine of intolerance and government control, it’s time lawmakers put away partisanship and ensure our freedoms remain intact now and for future generations.
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced a new policy under which the VA will now be able to provide abortion counseling and, in certain cases, abortions to pregnant veterans and veteran beneficiaries.
Right-wing extremist Wake County school board candidate Michele Morrow said at a debate recently that she believes teachers should be allowed to conceal carry guns in schools.
The Alamance-Burlington Schools superintendent’s removal of the LGBTQ+ book, “Gender Queer” is the latest in a series of books and material being challenged by conservatives.
As prominent anti-abortion Republicans attempt to scrub away their extremist views, others are attempting to backpedal their tone towards anti-reproductive rights through a “more reasonable” approach.
The top spender among Republican statewide candidates and officeholders was none other than Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson. Notably, 2022 is not an election year for Robinson.
Valerie Jordan’s residency was challenged by Republican opponent Bobby Hanig because she spent nights in Raleigh, away from her district.