North Carolina Has Votes (by mail, at least)
Generally what we tend to know is that voters can be 'creatures of habit,' and that they may find a voting method of convenience and then stick with that method. Read More
Generally what we tend to know is that voters can be 'creatures of habit,' and that they may find a voting method of convenience and then stick with that method. Read More
Unaffiliated candidates rarely run for office in North Carolina. But they win about as often as someone completes the Assault on Mt. Mitchell. Read More
Even if some of its members were elected in districts subsequently declared illegal, the General Assembly remains the de factolegislature when it comes to passing laws and appropriating funds. Read More
After months of recovery, the state's labor force seems to be running out of steam. Read More
Formerly mainstream Republicans complain that the criticism of Trump is overblown and that Democrats are somehow worse. Read More
Increasing student obligations is difficult during an inflationary cycle. Read More
The Cooper administration deserves enormous credit for having resisted the braying and name-calling by so many voices on the right. Read More
Violent crime played a role in the 2020 elections. It will do so again in 2022. Read More
Candidates who can’t recognize the legitimacy of the 2020 election don’t deserve support when citizens’ votes are cast in 2022. Read More
As a majority male Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wadewe are seeing women’s rage rear its formidable head once again. Read More