Sarah Michels | Carolina Public Press
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Answers to frequently asked questions about mail-in voting in North Carolina, which gets underway Sept. 4, the earliest in the nation. -
Thanks to a sufficient number of objections, several proposed NC elections rules need further review and likely won’t affect 2026 voting. -
Anita Earls and Sarah Stevens compete for voters’ attention and make case for why people should back them in race for NC Supreme Court seat. -
NC House GOP can likely override veto of courts bill in November, but might not have enough votes to override elections bill veto from Stein. -
Early voting sites at UNCG and NC A&T are key issues for the Guilford County Board of Elections. The nonunanimous decision now goes to the State Board. -
Decisions by state and local election boards in NC over early voting sites and handling of personnel issues face pushback over partisanship. -
Campaign finance records show Duke Energy has been generous to NC lawmakers. Some policy decisions seem to show generosity in return. -
With Medicaid funding due to run out, NC lawmakers act quickly in new session. But some are concerned by the extra provisions in bill. -
The lack of a budget and other unfinished business from 2025 leaves a lot for NC lawmakers to tackle in 2026 short session.
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Several incumbents went down and turnout was high in the NC primary. But a deeper dive shows more than one factor underlying those trends
