NC-09: Another one bites the dust.
The Robeson County Board of Elections has had its second resignation in a week. That knocks the group down to three members — two Democrats, one Republican. (One Republican
Continue readingThe Robeson County Board of Elections has had its second resignation in a week. That knocks the group down to three members — two Democrats, one Republican. (One Republican
Continue readingWith all the hubbub about the 2019 special elections for Congress, and the March 2020 primaries, it’s important to remember that many parts of North Carolina will be holding
Continue readingIt’s the worst kept secret in Raleigh that Dan Forest is leaving the lieutenant governor post to run for governor in 2020. A gaggle of Republicans is out there already
Continue readingThe Ninth Congressional District race is trapped in limbo because of alleged concerns over the roughly $7000 worth of work by GOTV (get out the vote) consultant McRae Dowless. Much
Continue readingA liberal activist group had filed a complaint against State House speaker Tim Moore over some private business dealings in Chatham County. Apparently, the belief was that a Moore aide
Continue readingSome Republican legislators want former state elections board chairman to offer up more details on his discussions with a top Bladen County Democrat prior to the November vote: Two Republican
Continue readingNC state elections board chairman Joshua Malcolm already has an ethical dilemma on his hands — chairing an investigation into campaign dealings in his home county involving a political machine
Continue readingAngelica Chavis McIntyre (D) had a great election day in November. The assistant Robeson county prosecutor defeated incumbent district court judge Dale Deese, a former Democrat who switched to unaffiliated
Continue readingIn their lust to just make the whole NC-09 kerfuffle GO AWAY, Raleigh Republicans are passing legislation of questionable constitutionality and embracing the reporting of the driveby media. Never before
Continue readingThat is the question being asked by Columbus County voters and some drivebys in southeastern North Carolina: There’s no power hookup, there’s no trash service and the owner of a
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