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What power does the state superintendent actually have to implement their agenda?
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In the November election, more than 5.7 million North Carolinians voted. Nearly 1,700 people had their ballots rejected because they didn't have photo ID.
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The race for a seat on the state Supreme Court is incredibly tight. Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs has a 24-vote lead as of Saturday morning. That's out of more than 5.5 million ballots cast.
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Rep. Ken Fontenot, a Republican, has filed a protest over his election loss to Democrat Dante Pittman in the race for North Carolina House District 24. The Wilson County Board of Elections dismissed Fontenot's protest in a preliminary hearing on Friday.
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Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs trails Republican Jefferson Griffin by 8,342 votes as of Thursday night.
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Monifa Drayton resigned as executive director of the Mecklenburg Democratic Party Wednesday.
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North Carolina Democrats and the Harris campaign had a big goal for this election: Raise turnout in Mecklenburg County. It didn’t happen.
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A major comeback Tuesday night for Republican pastor Mark Harris, who’s been elected to represent North Carolina’s 8th Congressional District will send him to Congress five years after his previous election was overturned due to fraud.
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Democrat Rep. Don Davis is claiming victory in North Carolina's 1st Congressional District over Republican challenger Laurie Buckhout and will seemingly be narrowly reelected to his U.S. House seat.
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In addition to Jeff Jackson, who won the attorney general race, four other Democrats ran for statewide races from Mecklenburg County. State Senator Rachel Hunt won the lieutenant governor’s race. Former Charlotte City Council member Braxton Winston lost the race for state labor commissioner to GOP nominee Luke Farley.