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2022 Midterm Suggests Future Turnout Edge for Democrats – With Key Exceptions

Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 28, 2022 | Election

Election observers say the 2022 midterm hints at a structural turnout advantage for Democrats – but not necessarily in North Carolina.

After widespread worries of unruly election observers, the North Carolina Board of Elections received eight total reports during voting.

As the 2022 midterm elections unfolded Tuesday night, the 97.9 The Hill news team broke down the results and spoke with winning candidates.

Early voting turnout was high this year, both statewide and locally in Orange County – but what that means for the outcome is anyone’s guess.

With early voting ending on Saturday, November 5, here’s what to know before heading to the polls in Orange, Chatham and Durham Counties.

Former Vice President Mike Pence stumped in North Carolina on Wednesday for U.S. Senate candidate Ted Budd as Election Day approaches.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections welcomed the former California governor on a call with elections staff on Monday.

Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON The two North Carolina Supreme Court seats up for election in...

UNC scholar Shannon McGregor discusses misinformation and disinformation in politics – and what we can do about it.

With early voting in full swing and Election Day coming up on November 8, Chatham County voters...