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SCOTUS Temporarily Blocks North Carolina's Special Elections
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily blocked a lower court ruling ordering North Carolina legislators to redraw state legislative districts by March 15 and hold special elections within the altered districts this fall.
North Carolina Voters Get Creative As Write-In Votes Spike In 2016
Plenty of North Carolina voters did not like any of the presidential candidates this year. But they didn't stay home. Instead, they cast their votes for someone who wasn't on the ballot.
Questions Of Race And Redistricting Return To The Supreme Court
Trump's Election Calls Attention To Electoral College And Small Federal Agency
Governor's Race: Civitas Asks For Speedy Voter Reviews, NAACP Calls For Concession
A conservative-leaning group has asked a federal judge for an urgent hearing on its lawsuit demanding the state verify addresses of voters who use same-day registration.
Hillary Clinton's Popular Vote Lead Is 1.7 Million And Growing. Here's Why
As Ballot Counts Continue, A Long Path Looms For McCrory, Cooper...And Voters
Two weeks after Election Day, North Carolinians are no closer to knowing who their next governor will be.
McCrory Requests Formal Statewide Recount In Race For Governor
Republican North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory's campaign says it has filed for a recount in his close race against Democrat Roy Cooper, even though votes are still being tallied.