The Literacy test in North Carolina
A Constitutional Amendment vote in 1970 didn't just fail, it failed spectacularly. Read More
A Constitutional Amendment vote in 1970 didn't just fail, it failed spectacularly. Read More
There were fewer swing counties, more females elected in the legislature and mail voting was more popular than in previous elections. Read More
2022 early voting reveals about 13 percent of registered voters have already cast ballots. Read More
The partisan polarization of mail voting is continuing. 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
6 runoffs and 2 second primaries are to be held July 22nd in North Carolina. Read More
In politics there are few more useful tools in the toolbox of democratic citizenship than those that allow us to follow the money. Read More
A person's distance from the state capital influences how he or she may think about politics and how they are represented. Read More
The trip will play into larger political considerations for he first-term congressman. Read More
There is an information gap of citizens' knowledge of state government. What does this mean for those hoping to encourage different people to run for state legislative office? Read More