Rep. Rachel Hunt’s decision to run for Senate instead of re-election created an open contest in a corner of Mecklenburg County that makes for one of the blue county’s few remaining competitive districts.
The First Amendment Clinic at Duke University’s law school is joining Attorney General Josh Stein’s push to invalidate a century-old state law against false campaign advertising.
Kicking off a series of public hearings to study “right to repair” legislation for farm equipment, state legislators heard a detailed presentation Wednesday from a John Deere dealership and several other equipment companies.
House Democratic Leader Robert Reives says his opponent’s attack ads have gone too far, “dragging in” his family members as the campaign for his House seat in Chatham and Randolph counties heats up.
High Point University’s Survey Research Center released a new poll this week, and while this one didn’t assess the state of the U.S. Senate race or other top ballot contests, it did offer some interesting insights
Dark money 501(c)4 groups might be playing an even bigger role in legislative races this year, perhaps spending more than political party organizations, PACs and the campaigns themselves.
The UNC Board of Governors voted last week to add 111 acres of prime real estate in Research Triangle Park to its “millennial campus” designation that paves the way for public-private partnership development.
The next phase of the “eCourts” initiative to bring county court filing systems into the 21st century has been delayed, the N.C. Administrative Office of the Courts announced Monday.