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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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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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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[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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Now 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,
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Moore 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
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Thanks 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
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Like 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
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The 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
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It’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
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