Three associates of Gov. Bev Perdue have been indicted on felony charges related to flight irregularities during the governor’s 2008 campaign, Wake County District Attorney Colon Willoughby announced today. Trawick…
The latest Carolina Journal Online exclusive offers the latest news on the indictment of a donor to Gov. Beverly Perdue’s 2008 election campaign.
Kyle Trygstad at RealClearPolitics.com writes that N.C.’s 8th Congressional District match is one to watch. U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge’s opponent, Renee Ellmers, said she felt ?pity? for the 2nd Congressional…
Here’s another laugh-out-loud funny blog from Mike Munger, the most well known Libertarian in North Carolina. Mike, of course, garnered more than 2 percent of the vote in the 2008…
It is official. Pat won’t run for mayor in 2009. He keeps up the the Obama-did-me-in crap, however. Whatever Pat. South Charlotte and SoMeck voters decided not to come out…
So there’s that. Update: McCrory concedes. Update 2: Sanders’ sense of humor remains strong into the evening.
With 70 percent of precincts reporting, Bev Perdue leads Pat McCrory 51-46 percent.
? The Charlotte Observer profiles Beverly Perdue, underlining her determination to break through barriers in state government. She and Pat McCrory explain their views on the role of the governor…
News outlets called on the John Locke Foundation’s expertise this week for stories previewing the upcoming elections. The Winston-Salem Journal and Independent quoted JLF President John Hood for articles focusing…
Well, that was different. Had all three candidates who are on the ballot debate and the world didn’t end. Still, some surprises: Perdue: Actually started out strong on the “role…
That’s the result if you average the results of the past five voter surveys in the North Carolina governor’s race. It’s an unweighted average: 45 percent for Beverly Perdue, 45…
? Elizabeth Dole is among several embattled incumbents who face a difficult vote on the federal financial bailout, reports the Wall Street Journal (a media organization that, it’s fair to…