Voters shouldn't back candidates who are election deniers
Candidates who can’t recognize the legitimacy of the 2020 election don’t deserve support when citizens’ votes are cast in 2022. Read More
NC SPIN Posts by Capitol Broadcasting Company
Actions speak louder than words in voting access and safety.
Rather than acting to give voters more faith in the electoral process, Republican actions breed confusion and mistrust. Read More
If a tax break is good for N.C. corporations, don't treat student loans differently
Unless the General Assembly acts immediately North Carolina residents who received reductions in their tuition loans will be forced to pay income tax of as much as $1,000. in state income tax. Read More
Legislative leaders get more specific on changing North Carolina abortion laws
It is looking more and more certain that North Carolina might join other states in restrictive abortion laws. Read More
NC Business Leaders: Court must order state to fulfill Constitution's promise to NC children
More than 50 business and community leaders across our state signed the friend of the court brief supporting the funding of the Leandro Comprehensive Remedial Plan. Read More
Candidates, tell voters clearly and fully where you stand on abortion
What are the rights of women in critical decisions affecting their lives? Read More
50 years ago an NC politician stood up. Now another takes the low road
North Carolina Senator Sam Ervin presided over the Watergate hearings and once told a lawyer, "The rain it raineth on the just. And also on the unjust fella; But chiefly on the just, because the unjust steals the just's umbrella.” Read More
Legislature's leaders promote polarization when times demand conciliation
The selfish work to inflame partisan passions, particularly as the nation is focused on seeking ways to keep our children safe, was misdirected. Read More
Most N.C. voters let others pick their candidates
The notion behind Primary elections was to give all voters a chance to pick candidates for their party. It hasn't worked as planned. Read More
