Democrats may have weakened GOP control in North Carolina’s state legislature
Republicans will remain in power in both houses of the North Carolina legislature in the new General Assembly that convenes in January, but they appear to have lost their veto-proof supermajority in the state House after Tuesday’s election.
As the final results of the General Election roll in across North Carolina and the country, the state’s future governor, ...
Embattled Republican gubernatorial candidate Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson stopped by a polling place in Bahama, N.C., to meet ...
North Carolina and Pennsylvania, two states critical to the presidential ... Government is divided in Wisconsin, with a ...
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North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein is elected as the state's governorNorth Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein was elected governor on Tuesday, defeating Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and ...
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Trump defeats Harris in battleground state of North CarolinaWake County GOP chairwoman Karyn Mulligan said she believes “a worsening ... The Republican National Committee, chaired by North Carolina’s Michael Whatley, released a statement from Whatley ...
Republicans have also benefited from redistricting, especially in North Carolina where they picked up three House seats ...
Republicans have also benefited from redistricting, especially in North Carolina where they picked up three House seats redrawn by the state’s GOP-controlled General Assembly to favor Republican ...
The 7th Congressional District covers part of Fayetteville, several southeastern counties, and the coastal city of Wilmington ...
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