Karma. (We hear it’s a real female dog.)
Tuesday was not the best of election days for North Carolina (or for the country, for that matter). But it did dish out a healthy dose of karma to some
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Judicial Victory Fund? (Where did the money go?)
It’s become apparent that leftists successfully took out NCGOP US Senate nominee Michael Whatley and four of the party’s judicial nominees with an avalanche of mailers tying each GOP candidate
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Out-managed and Out-hustled: an autopsy on Campaign 2026
I knew Tuesday was going to be bad for the conservative side. I just didn’t see it as this bad. Apparently, the pollsters got caught off guard as well. The
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One more look at Moore
Just one more day of this stuff, folks. We like to single out Moore County – not just because it’s our home base – but because it is one of
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Game ON! (Assessing the *damage*, prepping for the final lap )
We’ve endured a lot of nonsense and vitriol. Now, we’re down to the final stretch. This is all over by tomorrow – Tuesday – night. As of October 31, North
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STILL wrong about The Great One
It takes a lot of chutzpah to beat on and smear someone after they’re dead and gone. They can’t exactly write a rebuttal, now can they? .We’re seeing it today
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A sobering look at GOTV, turnout in campaign 2026
It’s been pretty interesting following campaign 2026 while having access to commentary and analysis (on-background, of course) from some veteran Tar Heel State political pros. Everyone in that professional political
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Checking in on Moore County early voting
Moore County is arguably one of the reddest-voting counties in the state. Here is where they stand at the end of Sunday night: A total of 15,511 people have cast
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Six More Days: Tracking the Early Voting Horse Race
We’ve checked in with the Locke Vote Tracker for early voting info through Sunday evening, October 25. So far, a total of 1,510,848 people have turned out to vote in
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nc values coalition KNEE-CAPS a “friend”
[REVISED AND UPDATED] Jim Pedersen is a Republican candidate for Moore County board of education. Pedersen, a former Marine and a father of grown children (some of whom attended
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