Long early voting lines and a particularly contentious presidential election have led to incidents of voter intimidation and confrontations at voting sites across the state, say voter protection... Read More
The big question this year seems to be; why are so many unaffiliated (UNA) voters voting early and who are they voting for? Not a surprising question since they are turning out in record numbers. So... Read More
Back in the olden days, there was just Election Day. None of this Early Vote stuff. Every Election Day, in every campaign I worked in, first thing in the morning, The Great Turnout Freakout would hit... Read More
HB2, North Carolina’s sweeping anti-LGBT law, is affecting the relocation decisions of as many as one fourth of the companies currently considering moving to North Carolina. That’s not some wild... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, November 3, 2016. Add one more peril to the already-tricky process of buying a good used car: Floodwater. A lot of cars and trucks got thoroughly soaked when... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, November 4, 2016. The last time the legislature went into special session, it created a storm. The next time should be to clean up after one. Or maybe two. Gov... Read More
North Carolina is among the vast majority of states working with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to protect voting equipment from cyber threats. Local elections officials take extensive steps... Read More
If it seems like the campaign against Gov. Pat McCrory’s re-election has been going on for years, you aren’t imagining things. While political parties out of power always spend their time on the... Read More
by Tom Campbell, Executive Producer and Moderator, NC SPIN, October 27, 2016. What would Thomas Jefferson and John Adams think about the 2016 elections? We had a marvelous opportunity to get insights... Read More
by Paul O'Conner, Capitol Press Association, published in The Salisbury Post, October 25, 2016. Sometimes I wonder if televised debates don’t do more harm than good, confusing the public when... Read More
