Individual voters have more power in North Carolina midterm primaries to set direction for the parties and state government.
Posted inCPP News
Survey says: How are North Carolinians getting their news?
Broadband access, spotty internet, news deserts focus of new Carolina Public Press project Broadband access is essential infrastructure, but North Carolina has a significant digital divide. At least 1.1 million North Carolina households lack access to a broadband connection, cannot afford an internet subscription or do not have an adequate device. Additionally, many lack experience […]
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What does Supreme Court action on abortion mean for North Carolina: An FAQ
The leaked U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has created political waves across the country, but what would it mean for abortion in North Carolina?
Posted inPolitics & Government
Fayetteville to seek voter approval of bond package on November ballot
The bonds, which would require a property tax increase, would address public safety, infrastructure and affordable housing in the city.
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Trust and verify: An FAQ for understanding why NC election results are accurate
Several overlapping election procedures show us why we can be confident in election results.