North Carolinians want to know where candidates stand on data centers. Many people are finding themselves unwittingly in the crosshairs of these developments, knowing that their land, water, and even...
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North Carolinians want to know where candidates stand on data centers. Many people are finding themselves unwittingly in the crosshairs of these developments, knowing that their land, water, and even...
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The ruling means that the now Republican-led Board of Elections can continue to implement restrictions on voting that make it harder for people, and especially people of color, to exercise their right to vote.
La demanda se suma a otra presentada a principios de septiembre que también cuestiona la posibilidad de que agentes de ICE y otras fuerzas federales ingresen a centros de votación durante las elecciones de 2026.
Despite spending more than a decade lobbying for oil and natural gas companies, Whatley’s U.S. Senate campaign website mainly showcases a career in public service.
North Carolinians want to know where candidates stand on data centers. Many people are finding themselves unwittingly in the crosshairs of these developments, knowing that their land, water, and even electric bills are going to be negatively affected and, as a result, are forced to get involved.
While representing Alamance County, Riddell voted in favor of Duke Energy’s increase on power bills, eroding gun safety measures, and the NCGOP’s private school voucher program. He voted against raising the minimum wage and free school lunch.
We need leaders who will address the root causes of these events and put policies and resources in place to prevent future disasters and, when disasters strike, respond effectively. Fewer ‘Czars’ – more qualified leaders.
El futuro de HB 958 dependerá de si los republicanos logran obtener suficientes votos en la Cámara de Representantes para anular el veto. Los líderes legislativos republicanos han dicho que no planean realizar más votaciones este año hasta después de las elecciones de noviembre.
HB 958 was originally introduced in the House by Representative Sarah Stevens, now the Republican nominee for the North Carolina Supreme Court. Stevens has long been known in Raleigh as a champion for restricting the right to vote.
Gov. Stein spoke against the provision of the bill that would allow for challenges of mail-in ballots up to the third day after Election Day. Stein said this provision “invites sore losers to try to overturn general elections by throwing out people’s votes after the race is over.”
Gov. Stein’s veto of the measure was essential for protecting our justice system; however, many concerns remain surrounding state Republicans’ power grab attempt.
Cotham’s party switch enabled a sweeping abortion ban, changes to election laws, a reduction in the powers of the governor, and more money taken out of North Carolina’s public schools, among others. She’s running for re-election against Ken McCool from Matthews.
Blust has been in politics for nearly two decades and, despite his messaging, he has not delivered for the people of Guilford County or the state at large. His opponent, Shelly Headen, has a different vision in mind and aims to uplift everyone in Guilford County and beyond.
Holding large banners that read “Sarah Stevens Protects Predators” and “Protect Kids Not Predators,” the demonstrators sought to bring public attention to Newby, Stevens, and others’ record of using West’s support to boost their campaigns.
Parents, educators and elected leaders highlighted the growing burden during a virtual press conference titled “The Cost We Carry” on August 31, pointing to rising prices and continued unmet needs in North Carolina’s public schools.