Elections
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A North Carolina dad who lost his son says he was deceived into appearing in anti-Roy Cooper ad.
For weeks, ads have been running that attempt to tie former Gov. Roy Cooper to tragic murders. One North Carolina father said he had no idea his grief would be used for political purposes.
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In western NC, Jamie Ager’s supporters see a path to victory
In the race for western North Carolina’s 11th district, Democratic voters showed high enthusiasm for Jamie Ager, their nominee to succeed Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards.
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Republican congressional candidate penalized by Kalshi for improper betting
Republican candidate Laurie Buckhout was fined over $2,500 and barred from the betting site for three years. The Republican congressional candidate is accused of betting on her own campaign.
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3 things happening in NC: Will Chuck Edwards be formally censured by Congress?
A lot has changed since the release of a Committee on Ethics report detailing allegations of inappropriate behavior by US Rep. Chuck Edwards.
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Democrats launch digital ad highlighting GOP candidate’s ties to sex offender
In the 2024 rematch between Democrat Don Davis and Republican Laurie Buckhout, a new digital ad is targeting the Republican’s ties to convicted sex offender Harvey West.
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Good News Friday: Attorney General Jeff Jackson won a lot this week. So did NC.
Why Jeff Jackson’s wins against Facebook and Trump’s mail-in voting rule are a win for everyone.
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We looked into Jennifer Balkcom’s past campaign contributions. Here’s what we found.
As Balkcom introduces herself to the electorate in western North Carolina, Cardinal & Pine looked at who has contributed to her campaigns.
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Opinion: The partisan corruption of North Carolina’s early voting plans
North Carolina’s election leaders crafted early voting plans meant to help certain Republican voters, not all NC voters.
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Western NC doctors speak out against Jennifer Balkcom on abortion and Medicaid expansion
As a candidate and state lawmaker, Jennifer Balkcom opposed Medicaid expansion and voted to restrict abortion rights. Doctors say that’s bad for western North Carolina.
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How North Carolina protects your ballot from fraud and interference
North Carolinians will soon begin casting their votes in the midterm elections. There is a lot of misinformation about election security, but we’ve broken down why you should feel confident in North Carolina.
