While expectations certainly weren’t high, Mark Robinson has failed yet again to adequately represent all of the North Carolinians who make our state successful, inclusive and safe.
Democrats in the Senate are celebrating this important victory for their constituents. However, once again North Carolina Sens. Richard Burr and Thom Tillis failed to show up for North Carolinians and voted against the bill.
Cleta Mitchell, a conservative attorney who was integral to Trump’s effort to overturn the 2020 election results, is holding a fundraiser later today for U.S. Senate hopeful Ted Budd.
In both state Supreme Court contests, progressive candidates have handily outraised their conservative opponents.
The bill would criminalize the sale, manufacture, transfer, possession, or importation of many types of semi-automatic weapons and large-capacity ammunition feeding devices.
The expansion of the voter rolls began July 27, allowing people who are on parole to register before the upcoming midterm elections.
Robinson, a likely candidate for North Carolina Governor in 2024, has a history of financial issues, including three bankruptcies and several years of unpaid federal income taxes.
Despite Republicans’ hopes, incumbent Democrats nearly swept council and mayoral seats in Charlotte and Greensboro, which were the two biggest cities holding elections in July.
Sen. Thom Tillis likes to portray himself as a man who loves our country and our military, yet he voted three times against a veterans’ health care bill – one that he and Sen. Richard Burr helped write.
FEC campaign finance data shows that MAGA Republican Bo Hines has five times less cash on hand than his opponent, Democratic state Sen. Wiley Nickel.