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North Carolina Democrats Unveil Platform for Fall Campaigns
North Carolina Democratic lawmakers on Monday unveiled their to-do list if they got back some or all power at the Legislative Building after November, promising to raise teacher pay to the national average, expand Medicaid and retool how redistricting is done. Holding several news conferences from Asheville to Wilmington, House and Senate Democrats described their […]
Meyer: Wave of Dem Candidates Combination of Trump and NCGA Issues
North Carolina Democrats announced nine new candidates for state legislature on Monday. The new slate includes six female candidates. This follows a rising trend of women running for political office nationwide since Donald Trump was elected president. North Carolina State Representative for Orange and Durham counties Graig Meyer sees a definite correlation between the two. […]
N Carolina Democrats Have Early Big Money Lead for Campaigns
The North Carolina Democratic Party has a large, early fundraising advantage over Republicans thanks to intensive efforts by Gov. Roy Cooper and others to try to take General Assembly control away from the GOP. The state Democratic Party raised nearly $1.7 million in the first half of the year. The North Carolina Republican Party total […]
Presidential Candidates Continue to Compete for Our Battle Ground State
As the Presidential race begins to heat up after the major party conventions ended, North Carolina doesn’t fall short of the spotlight when it comes to campaigning for our battle ground state. Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Tim Kaine visited Greensboro today to speak about the Hilary Clinton campaign and their plan to make the working […]
North Carolina Supreme Court Says Bars’ COVID-19 Lawsuits Can Continue
The North Carolina Supreme Court issued favorable rulings Friday for bars and their operators in litigation seeking monetary compensation from the state for COVID-19 restrictions.
North Carolina Updates More Than 20,000 Voter Records, Seeks More ID Numbers
Voter registration records for more than 20,000 people in North Carolina have been successfully amended — but 82,000+ remain incomplete.
Duke Energy Seeks to Merge Carolina Utilities, Projecting More Than $1B in Customer Savings
Duke Energy Corp. said it formally asked federal and state regulators on Thursday for permission to join together its two subsidiaries.
North Carolina Gov. Stein Signs Stopgap Budget Bill and Vetoes Opt-in Bill Helping School Choice
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signed into law on Wednesday a stopgap spending measure while lawmakers remain in a state budget impasse. But he vetoed legislation that would direct state participation in a yet-implemented federal tax credit program to boost school-choice options, suggesting state Republicans acted hastily. The […]
Latest Declaration by Gov. Stein Opens More Relief Opportunities for Orange County Flood Victims
Nearly a full month removed from Tropical Depression Chantal's significant rain and subsequent flooding, victims in Orange County and other impacted regions have a new way to seek individual relief.
North Carolina DMV Audit Recommends Reforms To Reverse Customer Wait Times, Worker Morale
State Auditor Dave Boliek on Monday released two audits totaling nearly 600 pages that scrutinize the North Carolina DMV and offer changes.
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