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Ahead of the 2024 Election, Here’s How to Read a Public Opinion Poll

Since we’re about to see a lot of them: how should we interpret the results of a public opinion poll? Expert pollster Tom Jensen weighs in.

Isaac Woolsey, a disability rights activist and self-described autistic comedian, filed to run for the open seat in Carrboro.

The North Carolina Senate is considering three proposed constitutional amendments designed to give voters a say in the law-making process.

After changes were made to North Carolina’s masking bill, Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed the it over a new campaign finance provision.

Cristóbal Palmer — the director for a digital library at UNC and a Carrboro native — entered the special election for town council on Friday.

North Carolina judges are deciding whether a redistricting lawsuit claiming a state constitutional right to “fair” elections can go to trial.

In a Spectacular Magazine column, former Chapel Hill mayor Howard Lee wrote why he is endorsing Josh Stein for North Carolina’s governor.

North Carolina Republican legislators advanced a proposed constitutional amendment to make it clear only U.S. citizens can vote in the state.

Three political movements seeking to run presidential candidates in North Carolina filed voter signature lists before Monday’s deadline.

Written by BILL BARLOW North Carolina has been an underappreciated political battleground recently...