I am not sure if this offends me more as a law school student or as a veteran. It was both morally and intellectually corrupt. Griffin never claimed fraud, and two recounts confirmed his loss. He simply wanted to throw out ballots…
Former ADA Kimberly Moore, was not prepared for how Rep. Sarah Stevens fully ignored a childhood abuse survivor who was sharing testimony of what she went through.
As communities across North Carolina raise concerns about the rapid expansion of AI data centers, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley is defending the industry and questioning whether public opposition is genuine.
“The S-Line will connect North Carolina residents to more transportation options within the state and beyond so they can get to school, work, or anywhere else they need to go. I am grateful to our federal partners and congressional delegation,” said Governor Stein.
Webb does not come from a political career. He was born and raised in Wayne County and says he was determined to run for office after watching the current administration “put themselves and big money ahead of the hard-working people.”
During her time in office, Wheatley has voted with the Republican majority on controversial measures, including Senate Bill 266, which allows Duke Energy to raise electricity rates even higher and shift over $87 million in annual payments from the state’s commercial and industrial customers to residential customers.
“We will come and make our voices clear, no matter how far you push a polling site off of our campus, no matter how far you drag it up the street, no matter if you put it all the way on the other side of Greensboro, we will organize. We will march,” said student organizer Xavier Jones.
This year’s changes have tightened the rules even further, largely around how the ballot’s two envelopes must be sealed. While a seemingly minor technicality, it’s one that could lead to twice as many ballots being rejected this year.
The race to flip North Carolina House District 59 is one to watch, as the district, which covers part of Guilford County, has become more competitive in recent years. The race for the HD 59 seat pits Democratic candidate Dr. Elma Hairston against Republican incumbent Alan Branson.
North Carolina’s House District 5 encompasses Camden, Gates, Hertford, and Pasquotank counties in the Northeastern corner of the state. Republican Bill Ward is seeking reelection for his third term. His opponent, Democrat Sam Davis III, is a Pasquotank County Commissioner with a long history of public service.