If conservatives can encourage roughly 10-15% of their voters to move from Election Day voting to voting by mail or early in-person voting, they can approve overall ballot performance by 2 to 4%. Read More
Senate Bill 49 states that parents must opt in for their children to have reproductive health education. Read More
The political attention paid to the fiscal impact of aid to Ukraine is far out of proportion to its contribution to federal deficits. Read More
None of the seven Republican House members have opposed Jim Jordan. Read More
The new school is a good–faith effort to embrace what began as a declaration of war with the faculty. Read More
Between 1995 and 2022 North Carolina's population increased by 42 percent, but manufacturing jobs fell from 830,000 to 475,000. Read More
The filing period for the March primary elections begins the week after Thanksgiving. Read More
The latest year-over-year inflation rate is now 3.7%. Read More
It comes as no surprise that Republican legislative leaders drew maps that would heavily favor their party and candidates. Read More
States with higher-than-average marriage rates among their working-aged adults had higher-than-average economic performance. Read More
