RALEIGH – Gov. Roy Cooper has chosen two Republicans from lists submitted by the North Carolina Republican Party to replace David Black and Ken Raymond on the N.C. State Board of Elections. James “Carr” McLamb […]
RALEIGH – A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order to stop implementation of a settlement agreement from the N.C. State Board of Elections that would loosen absentee ballot laws in the 2020 election in […]
RALEIGH — A Wake County judge on Friday approved a settlement agreement made last week that was met with a furor and caused two Republican N.C. State Board of Elections members to resign in protest. […]
A federal judge said Wednesday that a North Carolina elections board directive making it easier for voters to fix witness deficiencies in absentee ballots may violate a previous ruling he made and has ordered state […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina Lt. Gov. Dan Forest has requested U.S. Attorney General William Barr investigate the recent consent order regarding absentee ballot processing. Voting by absentee ballot is already underway in the state. “I […]
In sports, we give a lot of credit when the opposing team draws up a play that “dekes”, or fools, everyone from the players and coaches to the fans in the stands. The difference in […]
RALEIGH – Late Wednesday night, the two Republican members of the N.C. State Board of Elections submitted their resignations. David Black of Cabarrus County and Ken Raymond of Forsyth County both resigned from the N.C. […]
RALEIGH — A federal judge on Tuesday refused to order a wide array of changes to North Carolina’s election rules sought by voting advocacy groups worried about how COVID-19 could limit ballot access. But he […]
RALEIGH — At a press conference on Friday, the North Carolina Republican Party (NCGOP) commented on the cancelation of the Republican National Convention in Florida and also detailed objections to a recent “emergency order” issued […]
CHARLOTTE — A conservative-leaning group sued North Carolina election officials on Thursday, accusing them of not doing enough to thin out voter registration rolls as federal law directs. In Charlotte federal court, Washington-based Judicial Watch […]
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