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June 11, 2025

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Dan Forest takes next step in 2020 bid for governor

January 30, 2019 admin

RALEIGH — North Carolina’s Lt. Gov. Dan Forest has taken another step toward running for governor in 2020. Forest announced Monday that he has formed an “exploratory” committee to seek the GOP nomination, releasing a […]

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Newby to seek Chief Justice seat in 2020

January 25, 2019 admin

RALEIGH — Justice Paul Newby will seek the seat being vacated by his fellow Republican jurist Mark Martin. Martin made a surprise announcement on Friday that he would step down in February to become dean […]

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NC Chief Justice resigning

January 25, 2019 admin

RALEIGH — After 26 years of service, Chief Justice Mark Martin will become dean of Regent University School of Law in Virginia Beach, Va. The Republican has spent more than 20 years on the Supreme […]

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North Carolina revenues up again at halfway point

January 25, 2019 Jones & Blount

RALEIGH — North Carolina tax collections keep outpacing expectations. The top economist on the General Assembly’s nonpartisan staff, Barry Boardman, says state revenues for the first half of the fiscal year through December are $189 […]

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GOP unveils fundraising tool to rival Democrats’ ActBlue

January 25, 2019 admin

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Republican Party believes it finally has its answer to the Democratic fundraising behemoth ActBlue. GOP groups are lending their support to a new donor platform called Patriot Pass, which they say […]

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Local elections board let green card holder vote

January 25, 2019 admin

WHITEVILLE — A federal judge has chastised election officials in Columbus County who let a Korean woman with a green card vote in three elections. According to local reports, Hyo Suk George, a permanent resident, […]

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Trump won’t be heading to Raleigh for SOTU

January 21, 2019 admin

RALEIGH — North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore (R-Kings Mountain) last week invited President Donald Trump to the state’s legislature to deliver the State of the Union address. On Monday, Moore received a phone call […]

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Senate staffers launch political firm

January 3, 2019 admin

RALEIGH — A new political strategy firm launched today, led by two former state Senate staffers. Jim Blaine, former chief of staff to Sen. Phil Berger, and Ray Martin, state Senate caucus executive Director, announced […]

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Cooper vetoes bill implementing voter ID amendment

December 15, 2018 admin

RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 824 on Friday. The bill was enacted by the General Assembly to implement the recently-approved constitutional amendment which would require all voters to present a valid photo […]

Chris Keane | Reuters
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Bill implementing Voter ID heads to governor

December 9, 2018 The Associated Press

RALEIGH — The North Carolina General Assembly has finalized legislation implementing the voter photo identification mandate approved in a statewide referendum last month. The Senate voted 25-7 on Thursday to accept House changes to the […]

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