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Elections

July 5 election possibility could pose problems

House Speaker Tim Moore said Tuesday that the legislature will consider law changes related to this year’s election that were requested by the State Board of Elections. He didn’t provide specifics, but the elections board released some email records that detail what they asked for.

By Ray Gronberg

March 9, 2022

Top 10 N.C. House primaries to watch

With many of the state’s new N.C. House districts skewing heavily Republican or heavily Democratic, odds are many districts’ winners will be determined in the May primary.

By Ray Gronberg

March 8, 2022

Lots of legislative incumbents running unopposed

While only a handful of the candidates have a legitimate shot at victory, 11 Democrats and 14 Republicans are running for U.S. Senate. Five of the congressional primaries will have at least eight candidates on the ballot for voters to choose from.

By Ray Gronberg

March 7, 2022

Crawford opts for House over Senate

While it’s common for N.C. House members to move to the Senate, it’s rare for senators to give up their seat to run for House.

By Ray Gronberg

March 3, 2022

How the N.C. House got bipartisanship on redistricting map

The bipartisan redistricting compromise over the redrawn N.C. House map wasn’t reached until just a few hours before the House floor vote. But House Democratic Leader Robert Reives says the seeds of that compromise were planted months earlier.

By Ray Gronberg

March 1, 2022

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