Election integrity groups, poll watchers, and the shrinking of American democracy
Questioning who has the right to vote, poll watching, and so-called election integrity groups, all have a long history in America.
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Fall candidates, PACs spend $15M in 2 NC Supreme Court races
A massive amount of money has been spent on a pair of North Carolina Supreme Court elections next week that could decide the court's partisan tilt for several years.
North Carolina high court backs move forcing school spending
A local North Carolina judge had the power to transfer large amounts of taxpayer dollars from government coffers to state agencies to carry out a plan to address longstanding education inequities, the state Supreme Court ruled on Friday.
Greensboro City Council clashes over how to spend remaining pandemic relief funds
Greensboro’s City Council is weighing how to spend federal funds from the American Rescue Plan Act. The city received a total of about $59 million in ARPA funding. Nearly $32 million of that is left.
Election denialism's impact on democracies at home and abroad
Despite repeated false claims by state politicians and their constituents that rampant voter fraud took place during the 2020 general election, out of the 5.5 million voters who cast ballots in Nor
Cooper touts grants benefitting child care workers
Governor Roy Cooper visited High Point on Thursday to draw attention to enhanced funding for child care facilities.
NC State Board of Elections deals with election denialism
Seven of North Carolina’s midterm candidates continue to deny the results of the last presidential election without verifiable evidence and their constituents are banding t
Pence comes to North Carolina for GOP Senate candidate Budd
Former Vice President Mike Pence stumped in North Carolina on Wednesday in the final days before the midterm elections with U.S.