Both candidates in North Carolina’s most competitive congressional race dropped new TV ads on Monday, and both spotlight a family member.

By replacing portions of Granville County with northern Durham County, redistricting will make it difficult for Yarborough to win re-election. In 2020, the district voted 55% for President Joe Biden and 57% for Gov. Roy Cooper.

Rep. Ashton Clemmons, D-Guilford, has developed a reputation as a consensus builder in the House. That’s a challenge in a hyperpartisan environment as a member of the minority party.

Every race for governor and U.S. Senate in recent history here has included at least one debate, but will this year be the exception?

After his U.S. Senate hopes were dashed in the May primary, former Congressman Mark Walker is hitting the campaign trail again – but not for himself.

Senate District 11’s campaign hasn’t drawn as much attention as others, but it could be a possible pick-up for Democrats because the redrawn boundaries have it rated “lean Democratic” – even though it has a Republican incumbent, Sen. Lisa Stone Barnes, R-Nash.

In an effort to combat election misinformation and distrust in the electoral process, an unlikely bipartisan duo is organizing a series of 15 town hall events across the state.

Publishing an autobiography is a common practice for national politicians, but you don’t see it as much on the state level. There are no books to be had (at least not yet) on the lives of Gov. Roy Cooper, U.S. Sen. Richard Burr or Senate leader Phil Berger.

It’s now official: Rep. Bobby Hanig, R-Currituck, is moving to the Senate for the remainder of the year, regardless of whether he’s able to win the seat for a two-year term in November.

House District 43, which covers eastern Cumberland County, is rated the most competitive House race in the Fayetteville area. But you wouldn’t know it from the fundraising numbers so far.

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The residency challenge against Democratic Senate candidate Valerie Jordan cleared its first hurdle on Wednesday. According to a tweet from Daily Advance reporter Paul Nielsen, the Currituck County Board of Elections voted unanimously to establish probable cause and schedule a hearing next Tuesday.

After something of a summertime lull (at least compared to primary season), outside spending is flooding back into the U.S. Senate race.

Democratic Senate candidate Valerie Jordan responded Tuesday to her opponent’s attempt to have her candidacy thrown out, calling Rep. Bobby Hanig’s allegation that she doesn’t live in the district “baseless.”