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Neither Senate nor House leadership is ruling out a December session on redistricting at this point, but the reasons differ a bit.

The National Republican Congressional Committee had an interesting omission in its latest list of “On The Radar” candidates it’s backing in North Carolina.

The State Board of Elections is asking for feedback on a request from the N.C. Republican Party to add a stronger verification process to signatures on absentee ballots.

The N.C. Democratic Party posted larger fundraising numbers than its Republican counterpart during the first quarter of this year.

Rep. Grier Martin’s resignation to take a job at the Pentagon means Wake County will get a new representative later this summer, and names of potential candidates are beginning to emerge.

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The N.C. Green Party will be back on the ballot this fall, including its U.S. Senate candidate, Matthew Hoh.

A new East Carolina University poll out this week has bad news for U.S. Senate candidate Cheri Beasley. It has Republican U.S. Rep. Ted Budd leading with 47%, while just 39% said they’d back Beasley and 12% were undecided.

The N.C. Green Party said Friday that it has now submitted petitions with 17,000 signatures to get back on the ballot this fall, including 2,500 submitted in Wake County alone.

It’s never too early to think about the 2024 governor’s race – or at least the pollsters and advocacy groups feel that way.

Tuesday’s primary wasn’t just a defeat for former Gov. Pat McCrory (who, adding insult to injury, announced Thursday that he has COVID). It’s also a big loss for the business leaders who made six-figure PAC contributions to get McCrory to the Senate.

In Forsyth County, Kanika Brown defeated Rep. Evelyn Terry’s husband, former Winston-Salem City Councilman Fred Terry, to win the seat that Rep. Terry is vacating after five terms in the House.