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
Continue readingMoore 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
Continue readingWe’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
Continue reading[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
Continue readingNow is the time to start really looking at polls. These pollsters all want to be hired for the next round of elections. So, about this time each campaign season,
Continue readingMoore County is arguably one of the state’s reddest counties. A total of 5,016 people have cast early ballot through the close of business Monday. (That’s up from a
Continue readingThanks to John Locke’s Vote Tracker, we find that 492,285 folks have done their civic duty through the close of business Monday. Here’s the statewide partisan breakdown of who’s voted
Continue readingLike a lot of political junkies, I keep close tabs on what’s happening on-the-ground with this year’s early voting. Something I’ve heard from operatives in five different counties ought to
Continue readingThe latest fundraising reports for North Carolina’s US Senate race appear to further seal Mike Whatley‘s doom. It seems the guy hailed by NCGOP leaders as a fabulous fundraiser is
Continue readingIt’s refreshing to come across an elected Republican who’s doing more than sitting around waiting for marching orders from *leadership.* Congressman Pat Harrigan (R-NC10) has taken it upon himself to
Continue readingWe showed you the statewide picture thus far. Now, let’s look at what’s happened thus far in early voting for one of the state’s reddest counties. According to John Locke’s
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