Early Voting Turnout Still High In OC
Orange County is on track to see more than 20,000 early votes cast – much higher turnout than in 2010.
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With Senate Race Still Close, Voter Turnout Is High In OC
Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 26, 2014 | Election
2014 Election Day is a week away, and many races are coming down to the wire.
Read MoreElection Day Is Nigh, And We Still Don’t Like Anybody
Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 17, 2014 | Election
Election season is almost over. Thank goodness.
Read MoreMore Than 400 Disenfranchised By New NC Voting Rules
Posted by Staff | Sep 11, 2014 | State Government
According to an elections watchdog group, more than 400 voters were disenfranchised in the May primary due to changes in North Carolina’s voting rules.
Read More2014: Gains For Dems In NC?
Posted by Aaron Keck | Sep 6, 2014 | Election
PPP director Tom Jensen says Democrats could pick up enough NCGA seats to end the GOP’s veto-proof majority.
Read MoreChilton Elected Register Of Deeds
Former Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton defeated incumbent Deborah Brooks and challenger Sara Stephens to become Orange County’s next Register of Deeds.
Read MoreCarr, Coffey, Stephens, Williams Elected To OC School Board
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 6, 2014 | Election
Tom Carr was the top vote-getter in the six-person race for four seats on the OC School Board.
Read MoreJacobs, McKee Win Reelection To BOCC
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 6, 2014 | Election
In the 2014 primary, incumbent County Commissioners Barry Jacobs and Earl McKee won reelection by wide margins.
Read MorePPP Poll: Tillis Weakened by Attack Ads, But Still GOP Frontrunner
Attack ads from fellow Republicans, as well as supporters of Senator Kay Hagan seem to be lowering support North Carolina Speaker of the House Thom Tillis, in his bid for Hagan’s U.S. Senate seat.
Read MoreBOCC Candidates McKee, Marcoplos Meet In WCHL Forum: AUDIO
Posted by Aaron Keck | May 1, 2014 | Election
BOCC District 2 candidates Earl McKee and Mark Marcoplos are facing each other in the May 6 primary.
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