Sarah Michels | Carolina Public Press

The president’s distrust of the electoral process has led to an executive order shaking things up. But it’s uncertain if he has the authority.

Gun bills aren’t novel in North Carolina, but there weren’t too many major changes until 2023. Since then, the pace of legislation has picked up.

The eroding power of a North Carolina governor has been a concern to many. A number of GOP-led bills are aimed at diminishing it further.

The signature program is signed, sealed but not exactly delivered following a study that involved 10 counties and cost over $450,000.

Helene recovery is now a numbers game. With a $60 billion cost, the state of North Carolina and the federal government aren’t expected to be able to foot the bill.

Between the long hours and endless problems, it’s a job few want. Turnover is high for election directors, who say 2024 was a ‘long year.’

Trailing Republican candidates hope challenging a list of voters disqualifies enough to flip outcomes. North Carolina voters on list take it personally.

Election polls say a lot of different things about how North Carolina and U.S. elections will turn out in 2024. How to evaluate and make sense of them.

In five counties impacted by Tropical Storm Helene, early voting was off to a promising start. Western North Carolina residents showed their commitment to voting by setting several local records, despite the difficult ongoing recovery from the storm.

NC State Board of Elections sharply split in approving use of UNC digital ID for student voters. GOP may combat with courts or legislation.