Who to vote FOR: Moore County edition
Well, we’ve already shared our thoughts on the statewide primary races. Here is our two cents on the races that will be affecting — mostly — Moore County, North
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Redactions. Elections. Obfuscation.
I was trolling through the NC state board of elections web site — at the encouragement of a well-placed friend, of course — and came across this information. At
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Cooper leads calls for economic pressure on state of Georgia
Governor Stoopid is not satisfied with wrecking small businesses across North Carolina via his lockdowns. He’s joining other liberals (Democrats AND Republicans) in protesting Georgia’s new law to protect
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#ncga: Election reform. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? (Timmy?)
In 2018, there was a lot of butt-hurt on both sides of the aisle about alleged hanky-panky with the voting in the 9th congressional district race. During 2020’s
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As the elections board turns ….
It would seem that the biggest excitement from Campaign ’20 is emanating from within the walls of the North Carolina State Board of Elections. The GOP
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The Replacements
NCGOP leadership has compiled a list of candidates to replace the party’s two members who recently resigned from the state board of elections: State law says Governor
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Senator Berger tosses in his two cents on the Stein-Cooper election deal
The state Senate’s top dog penned a pretty good review of the scam being perpetrated with absentee ballots by the Cooper-Stein crowd: Sen. Berger: “If
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Forest: Feds need to intervene in NC’s election fiasco
The lieutenant governor (and the hopefully-soon-to-be-governor) of North Carolina has waded into the hot mess over at the state board of elections: The Honorable William Barr
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Monkey Business Report: To check signatures (or not)
The folks in Pasquotank County appear to be asking the hard questions about election administration that our drive-by media and elected leaders ought to be asking. Here’s that
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NCGOP’s Whatley takes on state elections board, proposed “emergency” changes
Michael Whatley, chairman of the state Republican Party, went before the press today to voice his organization’s concerns about the state board of elections’ “Emergency Order”. A
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